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Deborah Ann Backes, of Deborah Ann’s Sweet Shoppe, stands in the stores new space on Main Street. They are relocating in the next month. Monday, October 3, 2022, Ridgefield, Conn.

Popular chocolate shop in Ridgefield to move to larger location

Ridgefield held its annual Pride in the Park event on Saturday, June 4, 2022.

Ridgefield Pride youth, family support groups offer camaraderie

A workshop in one of the gardens at the Keeler Tavern Museum and History Center.

Community: Ridgefield Continuing Education dance classes, more

From left, CT House District 42 candidates Kim Healy (R), CT House District 111 candidate Robert Hebert (R), CT House District 42 candidate Keith Denning (D) and CT House District 111 candidate Aimee Berger-Girvalo (D) presented their candidacies for office at the Candidates' Forum held at the Ridgefield Library on Sept. 27.

Abortion, affordable housing debated by CT candidates

Ridgefield Fire department at the scene of a garage fire Thursday, Aug. 8

Residents approve new 'longer life' fire trucks for Ridgefield

Before Ridgefield mothers Elizabeth Long and Jen D'amico set to work in cleaning up the courtyard in 2018, the Ridgebury Elementary School courtyard was overgrown with weeds and in need of maintenance.

Ridgefield moms and other volunteers beautify school courtyard

From left, Ridgefield High School senior Briony Sekelsky and Jeff Goncalves, the senior program director and keystone advisor forBoys & Girls Club of Ridgefield, celebrated the successful launch of Sekelsky's new initiative Safe Spaces. The Boys & Girls Club is currently one of five designated Safe Spaces in Ridgefield.

Ridgefield Girl Scout launches safety initiative in town

Ridgebury Congregational Church Pastor Debbie Rundlett connected with colleagues from across the globe at the International Academy of Management, Spirituality and Religion's conference in Vienna, Austria.

Ridgefield pastor shares wisdom at Vienna conference

Scotts Ridge Middle School sixth grader Brody Gorgas hugs Emmy in a program at the school with dogs from Guiding Eyes. The dogs are at the school every day during recess and are felt to have a calming effect on the students and allow the students to gain self confidence through their handling of the dogs. Wednesday,September 21, 2022, Ridgefield, Conn.

Ridgefield students find comfort in handling dogs at school

Letter: Re-elect Aimee Berger-Girvalo

Goins family wins rec center photo contest

Nov. 18, 2019Updated: Nov. 19, 2019 11:52 a.m.

Ridgefielder Willaim Goins was named the winner of the rec center’s annual photo contest. The picture of Goins’ kid swimming was selected as the winning submission. He won a free, one-year all-inclusive family membership (valued at over $1,320) at the rec center. Submitted photos included families enjoying all of the rec center’s offerings: the Spray Bay, playgrounds, parks, trails, pool, fields, Martin Park Beach, and the Skate Park. — Ridgefielder Willaim Goins was named the winner of the rec center’s annual photo contest. The picture of Goins’ kid swimming was selected as the winning submission. He won a free, one-year all-inclusive family membership (valued at over $1,320) at the rec center. Submitted photos included families enjoying all of the rec center’s offerings: the Spray Bay, playgrounds, parks, trails, pool, fields, Martin Park Beach, and the Skate Park.
Willaim Goins / Contributed photo