Community Voices

HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut’s dairy sector entered June with 84 farms, 18,500 cows, and one mission, move fresh milk to market in under 48 hours. The Department of Agriculture marked June Dairy Month and World...

NEW HAVEN, CT — On Friday, May 30, approximately 300 New Haven students walked out of their classrooms and marched to the New Haven Green, demanding increased education funding and protesting looming school budget cuts...

BRIDGEPORT, CT — Bridgeport Animal Control is hosting a Free the Shelter event on Saturday, May 31, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 236 Evergreen Street. This initiative, in collaboration with the Cathy Kangas...

MANCHESTER, CT — U.S. Army veteran Bridgitte Prince has become the first Black woman to be honored with a veteran banner in Manchester, Connecticut. Her banner, featuring a photo from her service years, now hangs...

MIDDLETOWN, CT — Thousands of American flags were planted at the Connecticut State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown on Saturday, May 24, 2025, as part of a moving tribute ahead of Memorial Day. The Memorial Day...

TORRINGTON, CT — Two newborn fawns were dramatically rescued off the side of Route 8 in Torrington on Saturday afternoon, drawing praise for the Torrington fawn rescue effort led by Connecticut State Police and local...

HARTFORD, CT — The Connecticut Jewish community is expressing deep sorrow and alarm following the fatal Israeli Embassy staff shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. The incident, which is being investigated as...

HARTFORD, CT — A Hartford man will finally receive his long-overdue recognition as Gerald Fothergill Jr. is set to be awarded an honorary diploma 57 years after being expelled from Hartford High School. The decision,...

STAMFORD, CT — A much-needed Stamford Macy's cleaning is finally underway in the heart of downtown, driven by a viral social media campaign from a determined local resident. After years of public complaints about the...

BRIDGEPORT, CT — The long-anticipated Bridgeport smokestack demolition has been officially scheduled for September 28, 2025, signaling a transformative moment for the city's waterfront. The red-and-white striped tower, fondly referred to as the “candy cane,”...