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Macklin ReidAssociate Editor

Macklin Reid is an associate editor with Hearst Connecticut Media and has worked as a reporter and editor at The Ridgefield Press for more than four decades, covering everything from town budgets to murders to lost cats.

Macklin Reid is an associate editor with Hearst Connecticut Media and has worked as a reporter and editor at The Ridgefield Press for more than four decades, covering everything from town budgets to murders to lost cats.

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Recent Stories By Macklin Reid

Deer committee wins Ridgefield selectmen’s approval for hunting at five sites

October 1, 2020

Aimee Berger-Girvalo will be among the candidates at the Oct, 4 League of Women Voters forum.

Ridgefield candidates forum will be Oct. 4, on Zoom

October 1, 2020

This winged fairy was photographed at the Halloween Walk in 2016.

Halloween Walk is off in Ridgefield, but ghouls will wander

September 30, 2020

Dredging plans have been approved for three areas of Rainbow Lake, which has long had problems with the growth of weeds and algae.

Dredging of Rainbow Lake wins wetlands board’s approval

September 30, 2020

A mix of Republican and Democratic signs was visible Tuesday on Catoonah Street, where a small sign also addressed would-be sign thieves, saying their actions were disappointing.

Political signs are stolen in Ridgefield, parties complain

September 30, 2020

Holly Hawthorn, Lenor Dao and ShawnaLee Kwashnak hung the portraits of town hall women in the front of town hall.

Working women’s portraits hang in town hall

September 29, 2020

Work at the South Street sewer plant renovation project has mostly continued this summer, with one week in late August lost after a worker tested positive for COVID-19.

Officials: COVID slowed Ridgefield sewer project

September 25, 2020

Bernard and Sarah Bouissou have operated Bernard's in Ridgefield for 20 years. These days, much of the dining is in the enclosed garden behind the restaurant.

Restaurant with house in Ridgefield: A lifestyle is for sale

September 25, 2020

Utility trucks parked at Branchville Station Aug. 9, six days after Storm Isaias, awaiting instructions on how to help. A new ruling from the state calls for more cooperation between the utilities and town authorities.

State tells electric utilities to take steps towns sought

September 24, 2020

Students are dropped off behind Veterans Park School.

Five days a week? Ridgefield grade schools, yes; others no

September 23, 2020

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