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Ridgefield Press welcomes new editor

Ridgefield student Sofia Cluney was all smiles as she prepared to return to Branchville Elemenrary School in person for the first time since last year.

Full-time, in-person learning returns to Ridgefield schools

Contributors to the SISTERS project pose after a livestreamed production at the Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center in Ridgefield. From left to right, choreographer Sharece Sellem, actors Catherine Luciani, Gregg Cork and Valerie Brookshire, and director Kimberly Wilson.

Ridgefield museum wins prestigious award for educational initiative

Luisa is a cat in Ridgefield who needs a new beginning. She can be met by calling the ROAR-Donofrio Family Animal Shelter (45 South St., Ridgefield), at (203) 438-0158 for an appointment.

Luisa, a cat in Ridgefield, needs a new beginning

Founders Hall announces coronavirus re-opening plans

The Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center's Garden House, in Ridgefield, has been selected as a 2021 winner in The Knot's Best of Weddings awards.

Ridgefield destination recognized as top wedding venue

The Ridgefield Historical Society has created a self-guided walking tour of the Battle of Ridgefield and Revolutionary War sites, which is availble on CT Humanities' ConnTours app.

Skeletal remains renew interest in Battle of Ridgefield...

The ClayStory line features bowls, plates, mugs and trinket dishes that are functional and durable as well as beautiful - and all made by hand.

‘Profound’ passion drives ceramists to launch eco-friendly...

The Ridgefield Thrift Shop recently presented RVNAhealth with a check to support its Hospice Fund.

RVNAhealth receives grant from Ridgefield Thrift Shop

Former state representative John Frey, of Ridgefield, is maintaining a stake in public service as the newest member of the town's Board of Police Commissioners.

Former Ridgefield lawmaker returns to public service

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