Good morning, Danbury.

Avery’s Beverages, the oldest soda company in Connecticut, uses generations-old recipes to craft handcrafted drinks—adding a hint of humor—while keeping a long tradition alive.

Louisiana-based solar developer PosiGen said it will lay off 78 workers in Connecticut between now and mid-September because of significant financial difficulties caused by the removal of solar tax credits by Congress + the company said that if it fails to secure extra funding, it will close its Danbury, Shelton and Wethersfield facilities.

Leonel Chavez, 42, from Norwalk was deported to Mexico on the weekend after ICE agents tased him in a viral video — his 21-year-old daughter said the family received no help tracking him —.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal launched an investigation Tuesday into alleged abusive practices by ICE agents in Connecticut — the probe will review reports of excessive force and improper detentions and follows a recent sweep that arrested 65 immigrants.

Blumenthal sent a letter to ICE asking for details on its use-of-force policies and arrest incentives as he seeks support from other senators once Congress returns from recess.

39th Annual Neil Wagner Golf Tournament

8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. — Richter Park Golf Course — $195 — Tee off for a great cause at the annual alumni golf tournament and enjoy food, fun, and networking.

Leonardo Paniagua Concert

9 PM – 3 AM — Tiesto's Restaurant — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of romantic Latin music with Leonardo Paniagua performing live.