Georgetown News

The hard work of cleaning the Norwalk River is not getting any easier. "We've got a lot of problems,'' said Richard Harris of Harbor Watch/River Watch, speaking at Town Hall last week.

The water quality of the Norwalk River continues to deteriorate due to pollution and overexploitation and the problem needs to be fixed soon, declare Wilton High School students who assisted professional environmentalists in a recent study.

" Ridgefield resident Robert Reby, president and chief executive officer of Robert J. Reby Co.

A storm threatened to break last Saturday in Danbury, yet in the O'Neill Center auditorium at Western Connecticut State University, hopes were shining brightly.

Folk singer Fiona Molloy, who's performed for presidents and sang the national anthem at Yankee Stadium, will take the stage at Sacred Heart Church, 30 Church St., June 9 at 7:30 p.m. "I've been performing for basically my whole life," said Molloy, who was raised in Derry, Northern Ireland.

Redding filmmaker John Maher decided to make a movie to show his daughters and others what makes their town so special.

A Georgetown Story, a 30-minute documentary film, has been selected for the Connecticut Film Festival in Danbury.

Singer-songwriter Clay Garner, who turned 15 last month, and only started writing songs last summer, clearly doesn't waste his free time.

When writer Mike Reiss first began working for "The Simpsons" in 1989, he was too embarrassed to tell anyone.

Temple B'nai Chaim broke ground Sunday, May 17, on a new sanctuary at its Portland Avenue, Georgetown, location.

Sarah Ewud has lived on the corner of Route 107 and Glenn Road since she was a young girl.

Local Yoga Workshops in May Yoga For Everybody 27 Unquowa Road Fairfield, CT 254-YOGA For a deeper understanding of your practice Maha Sadhana workshop Sunday, May 17, 2009 10:00 am-1:00 pm Taught by Evelyn Serais The Maha Sadhana workshop is the typical yoga class, however it is lengthier for the purpose of exploring in depth components of the ...

Jade Hobson is looking forward to sharing tips on cultivating a green garden at the "Green Living Begins at Home" symposium Friday in Georgetown.

Passover services will begin at 9:30 a.m. Thursday and Friday at the temple, 193 Clapboard Ridge Road.

A fire that badly damaged a house on Pumping Station Road early Monday morning is under investigation by local and state Fire Marshal's offices, in conjunction with the Ridgefield Police Department.

The smell of smoke still hangs heavy in the air at Redding Ridge Market at 119 Black Rock Turnpike.

As many families with a grocery cart and a calculator in the Danbury area can attest, it's getting harder and harder to fill bellies and pantries without breaking the bank.

Several concerts for young people, a pre-Mardi Gras taste of Zydeco music,A and the Adaskin Trio with oboist Thomas Gallant are among the musical offerings this weekend.

Sunday, February 15, 2009 Temple B'nai Chaim has its congregation's approval to move forward in constructing a new synagogue at its Portland Avenue location in Georgetown.

Are you happy living in Wilton? According to a recent survey, 96.3% of your neighbors are.