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Rich Cohen's new book, "Pee Wees: Confessions of a Hockey Parent."

Ridgefield author uses youth hockey to examine parenting

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Mel Harris drove around Ridgefield with her mother, Meredith Harris, to collect unwanted glasses and donate them to the Lions Club.

Mother, daughter collect glasses for charity

There are many upcoming community events happening in Ridgefield such as a webinar being presented by the library in the town about winter comfort foods, classes through the Continuing Education Program in the town, and a Books and Breakfast event through the library.

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Dr. Guillermo Ballarino, pulmonary intensivist, gets the first COVID-19 vaccine at Danbury Hospital. Dr. Ballarino has been on the frontlines caring for patients since Danbury Hospital's first COVID-19 patient in March.

Ridgefield looks to expand COVID vaccination efforts

Founders Hall offers residents programs for older adults

People complete a scavenger hunt in New Canaan.

Car scavenger hunt launches in Ridgefield

Volunteer Anita McKean, of Ridgefield, picks up bags of food to be given away as the Connecticut Food Bank returned to St. Andrew's Church on Friday after stopping for months due to the pandemic. The church has been the site for the food bank's mobile food pantry for several years, coordinating the monthly food delivery with the Connecticut Food Bank and the town's social services department. Friday morning, January 15, 2021, in Ridgefield, Conn.

Food pantry truck returns to Ridgefield

Patsy, a tabby cat, has cared for her kittens, and is now looking for a family of her own. She is available to be met by calling the ROAR Donofrio Family Animal Shelter, which is located at 45 South Street, in Ridgefield, at (203) 438-0158, for an appointment.

Meet Tabby cat Patsy

Mark Robinson of Ridgefield hosts the Martin Luther King Day celebration in the Ridgefield Playhouse. Monday, Jan. 20, 2014

Ridgefield’s MLK celebration goes virtual for 25th year

News // Police & Fire

Final fun day: Branchville teachers ride in Ridgefield police cruiser

The Ridgefield Press

July 5, 2019Updated: July 9, 2019 11:04 a.m.

Branchville Elementary School Mary Nyland won the school's silent auction on June 19. Nyland and co-worker Laurie Bellagamba got a ride to school by Ridgefield police officer Mark Giglio on the last day of school. Also in the picture is principal Keith Margolus, middle.