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Downtown Ridgefield's "Main Street Project" is about 90 percent complete and is expected to be fully finished by the end of the year. The goal of the $4 million project, which began last year, is to improve traffic flow on Main Street. Thursday, December 1, 2022, Ridgefield, Conn.

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Ridgefield High School Principal Jacob Greenwood (on right) announced Ryan Williams is the RHS Class of 2023 Valedictorian.

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Ridgefield Public Schools announced Tuesday, March 14 that Joshua Zabin will assume the new position of Director of School Security and Safety.

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A view from Pine Mountain (1,391 feet).

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Volunteers unloading food at the Connecticut FoodShare Mobile Food Pantry at St. Andrew's Church in Ridgefield.

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All Access passes for the 2023 Ridgefield Independent Film Festival are available for the discounted price of $99 until March 30.

Ridgefield events: RIFF 2023 passes, 'Ridgefield Rocks' concert

Ridgefield Police Department

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Award-winning creator, actor and singer of “A Journey: Musical One-Woman Show” Kimberly Wilson will tell multiple stories about the Black experience as told by a Black woman at the Ridgefield Library on March 5.

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Scotland ‘Little Doctors’ collect 67 pints of blood

Dec. 10, 2019

Scotland Elementary fifth graders organized and ran the Little Doctors Blood Drive in November, where they collected 67 pints of blood. Scotland was the first school in Connecticut to participate in this program six years ago. To date, students have collected more than 550 pints of blood. — Scotland Elementary fifth graders organized and ran the Little Doctors Blood Drive in November, where they collected 67 pints of blood. Scotland was the first school in Connecticut to participate in this program six years ago. To date, students have collected more than 550 pints of blood.
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