Good morning, Danbury.

Rite Aid will close two stores in Connecticut as part of its bankruptcy process—its Danbury location at 113-115 Mill Plain Road will close at the end of business Wednesday while the Naugatuck store at 56 Rubber Ave. will shut down on May 18.

State police arrested a Danbury man, 22-year-old Dario Marcatoma-Marcatoma, on Friday after he allegedly drove intoxicated with a 1-month-old on his lap when his Chevrolet Equinox swerved near Interstate 84 around 6:15 p.m.—he now faces multiple charges including DUI, failure to use a rear-facing car seat, and reckless endangerment while the child's mother took custody.

A Kane In Your Corner investigation found that Connecticut and New York processed 99% of Medicaid applications for in-home care in under 24 hours—while nearly 30% of applications in New Jersey took over a month.

The Connecticut Governor's Office developed a free toolkit to help families prepare in case a guardian is detained or deported without needing an attorney, and the documents are available in several languages including English & Spanish.

This plan aims to reduce the stress of unexpected immigration enforcement events.

Holi Festival Celebration

12-3 p.m. — City Center Green — Free entry — Experience the vibrant colors and joyous spirit of Holi at this community festival.

Graphic Design Certificate Program

Time TBA — American Graphics Institute — Cost varies — Gain hands-on skills and knowledge for a career in graphic design with this comprehensive certificate program.

FREE Baseball & Life Skills Clinic

9 AM – 12 PM — Rogers Park — Free entry — Learn baseball skills from MLB alumni and enjoy lunch while connecting with the community.

Community Tag Sale

1:30 PM — Candlewood Town Park — Free entry — Discover great deals and connect with your neighbors in a vibrant community atmosphere.