Aaron Rubin

The Guilford Board of Selectmen has received the first application under the town’s Business Development Incentive Program, concerning a 100-unit housing d

The most recent figures from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development show that more than 2% of Chester's housing stock is deemed affordable for potential tenants earning between 60% and 80% of the town's Area Median Income of $109,000. While the town's affordable housing stock is well below the 10% threshold established by state law, local volunteers in Chester are continuing efforts to introduce new affordable housing.

A California Law Gets Personal Most people would probably prefer not to have a statute informally named after them.

The future of the Madison Surf Club has been a main focus for the Board of Selectmen in the past year, with numerous challenges and reorganizational tasks

Australia's Age Ban Faces a Constitutional Test Australia's under-16 social media restrictions have already given us plenty to talk about.

The Guilford Police Department will receive three new hybrid vehicles for its fleet following their purchase by the Board of Selectmen earlier this month.

An interactive and evocative theatrical production of The Witch Tryal takes the stage at North Madison Congregational Church on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 7 p.m. Attendees will step back in time to the late 17th century, an era when settlers in New England, including Connecticut, were gripped by fears that some of their neighbors were practicing witchcraft. One of those accused of witchcraft was Susannah Martin, who is portrayed by actress Cathy Annulli.

Incumbent Republican Vincent J. Candelora is running unopposed in this year's election for the 86th District seat in the Connecticut House of Representativ

Section 230 cases used to be about content: a defamatory post, an offensive video, something a third party put online that the platform failed to take down.

Guilford voters overwhelmingly approved the purchase of a 63-acre parcel on Durham Road, owned by the Bartlett Land Corporation and adjacent to Lake Quonni