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Steel Fitness offers small group training sessions tailored to each client’s needs. Members participate on a month-to-month basis, and there is no annual commitment to join.

New Ridgefield gym mandates masks, COVID vaccinations

The Board of Education recently got its first glance at Superintendent Susie Da Silva’s proposed budget for the upcoming school year. The $107.4 million spending plan is an increase of 4.9 percent from fiscal year 2022. It reflects significant increases in supplies and equipment, special education and other miscellaneous costs.

Ridgefield superintendent proposes $107.4 million spending plan for schools

A Norway Maple behind the Ridgefield Guild of Artists has been determined to be the largest in the state. Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, Ridgefield, Conn.

Norway maple tree in Ridgefield is CT’s largest

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved the installation of ground-mounted solar panels behind the town’s recycling center. The panels will facilitate a closed-loop composting system in the near future. Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, Ridgefield, Conn.

Ridgefield P&Z approves solar panels for composter

Ridgefield native Sam Gravitte plays Fiyero Tiggular in the hit Broadway musical “Wicked.” He spoke with Hearst Connecticut Media about the challenges of perfoming amid the pandemic.

Ridgefield native gives backstage look at performing during COVID

More than 10,000 COVID-19 test kits will be handed out at Scotts Ridge Middle School this weekend

Ridgefield to distribute 10k COVID test kits

State Sen. Will Haskell (D-Westport) has written a book. “100,000 First Bosses” will be available for purchase on Jan. 18.

CT senator details ‘unlikely path’ to lawmaking in new book

The Ridgefield Historical Society has declined a $1,000 donation from a local builder who demolished a house on New Street in September without the proper permits. Pictured is the organization’s headquarters at 4 Sunset Lane.

Battle of Ridgefield research to get public input

As several projects come to fruition along the Ridgefield Rail Trail, a long term solution to address recurring drainage issues may be in the cards for the upcoming budget year.

How Ridgefield could fix to ‘washouts’ on Rail Trail

Ridgefield held a public hearing on Jan. 5 to consider the acquisition of roughly 58 acres of land by the Conservation Commission. If approved, the parcel would be designated as open space in perpetuity.

Ridgefield considers $123,000 open space purchase

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FirstLight cuts the ribbon