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Naomi Manners Stern, right, is celebrating her 100th birthday on Oct. 27. Pictured is Stern with her daughter, Ridgefield Selectwoman Barbara Manners.

Ridgefield centenarian with ties to the Roosevelts reflects on...

The Ridgefield High School girls volleyball team raised a record-breaking $4,600 for Ann's Place in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Pictured is the team during its annual Dig Pink event on Monday, Oct. 18.

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On Friday, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), at lectern, announced that the Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority was been awarded a $2 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to launch a local composting system aimed at improving local food waste management and reducing the carbon footprint.

HRRA awarded grant to manage food waste

Darla Shaw is bringing people back from the dead. Well, figuratively speaking. The former Western Connecticut State University professor will be a featured storyteller along the "Ghosts of Ridgefield" tour at Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center during Halloween weekend.

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Ridgefield is looking to decommission the District II sewer plant and install a pump line connecting houses and businesses to the District I plant. Wednesday, September 22, 2021, Ridgefield, Conn.

Ridgefield approves $2.9M of federal funds for sewer project

Ridgefield Town Hall.

Four candidates running for Ridgefield’s Board of Finance

With four Board of Education seats up for grabs in the upcoming municipal election, seven candidates have raised their hands to make the grade.

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Ridgefield Police Department.

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East Ridge Middle School students Ella Mendez, left, Melanie and Lila Schoenherr planted bulbs in front of the building as part of the sixth-grade science curriculum.

Ridgefield sixth graders sow seeds for spring

More than 400 Ridgefield Public Schools families have opted their children into the district's COVID-19 screening program, which is set to begin on Oct. 25. Pictured, students arrive at Scotts Ridge Middle School for the second day of class.

Ridgefield Public Schools’ COVID screening program set to begin next week

Hillcrest fire quickly out

Macklin K. Reid

March 5, 2017

A fire at 12 Hillcrest Court was "out upon arrival" by the the fire department about 1:50 Sunday afternoon, March 5. No injuries were reported. The fire drew at least seven Fire Department vehicles and sizable compliment of both career and volunteer firefighters, as well as Ridgefield Police.