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Town’s roads take beating

A road crew from the town highway department was out on East Ridge filling potholes with cold patch on Monday. From left are Robert Sommerer, Jim Fortin and Evo Falcinelli. —Macklin Reid photo Arctic...

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RMAC’s Band Bash fundraiser featured six bands, artwork

Brandon Ye, Martin Hurlihy and Bret Kaser shared a laugh while volunteering at RMAC’s Band Bash fund-raiser on Saturday, Feb. 28. Brandon Ye, Martin Hurlihy and Bret Kaser shared a laugh while...

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Valois Dynasty is class topic at Ridgefield Continuing Education

The Valois Dynasty: Henry IV and Louis XIII is a new history class available through Ridgefield Continuing Education. Instructor Nancy Maxwell asks, “Was there a curse on the Valois family?” The last...

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Danbury woman wins Honda Civic

Tracey Allen taking delivery of the Honda Civic at The Lot. Left to right: Sophia Grundhoff, marketing and communications, Tracey Allen, KJ Haddad, certified pre-owned manager, Thomas McGill,...

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Robbie Liesegang advances in National Geographic bee

Farmingville Elementary School student Robbie Liesegang, son of Robert and Kristen Liesegang, is one of the semifinalists eligible to compete in the 2015 Connecticut National Geographic State Bee,...

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Life lessons, through sports

John Pambianchi will be recognized for his dedicated service to the high school’s athletic programs during the RHS Athletic Advisory Council’s Spring Thaw at the Lounsbury House on Thursday, March 26....

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The collectors

Rotary Club member Jon Moore organizes donated food Saturday, March 7. Six carts were filled in the first two hours. The collection brings the total amount of food and cash raised to over $100,000...

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50 Years Ago: Fountain location questioned

The fate of the Cass Gilbert fountain at the corner of West Lane and Main Street was thrown into doubt when engineers from the state highway department indicated the intersection might be hazardous,...

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High school honor roll

The following Ridgefield High School students were named to the honor roll for the second quarter of the 2014-15 school year. High Honors Grade 9 Makyla Addison, Riya Ahuja, Nicole Alindogan, Vivian...

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Want to know how to use eBay for buying and selling? There’s a class for you

Buying and Selling on eBay is a Ridgefield Continuing Education class. Instructor Eileen Burton has a small French collectibles business and has spent more than eight years buying and selling on eBay....

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Student news and honors

Ridgefield native Michelle David will be traveling during Stonehill College’s spring break as apart of its HOPE Service Immersion Program. The West Virginia HOPE trip is focused on the issues of...

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Gas prices drop a bit

Average retail gasoline prices in Connecticut have fallen 1.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.52/g yesterday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 1,540 gas outlets in Connecticut....

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Cell tower may be transmitting by the fall

The cell tower planned on town land overlooking Ledges Road is expected to be completed in the fall, and should be available then for use by private cell phone carriers and their customers, First...

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Weston attorney ‘over the moon’ with Durst arrest

Hoisted by his own petard. That’s what many are saying about wealthy real estate heir and former Ridgefield resident Robert Durst’s arrest on Saturday for the murder of Susan Berman. Weston attorney...

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Musical version of the Jungle Book will pound its chest at the Playhouse...

Presented by Theatre IV comes The Jungle Book, a musical event for kids based on the classic Rudyard Kipling book, at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Saturday, March 21, at 11 and 2. Recommended for ages 4...

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Exchange Club plans to meet at Tiger’s Den Sports Bar Wednesday

The Exchange Club of Ridgefield will have its monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on March 18 upstairs at Tiger’s Den Sports Bar and Grill on Catoonah Street. Gary Singer, former president of the Ridgefield...

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Victor F. Zackay, 94, materials scientist

Victor F. Zackay Victor F. Zackay, professor emeritus of the University of California at Berkeley, passed away on March 14 at his home in Ridgefield after a long illness. He was 94. Victor Zackay was...

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Robert E. Mead, 83, dentist, pilot

Dr. Robert E. Mead, 83, of Ridgefield, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 14, 2015. He is survived by his wife Patti of 48 years and his children: a son Robbie and his wife Mary, and a daughter,...

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Marconi favors tolls and cutting gas tax

First Selectman Rudy Marconi this week defended his support for the state considering E-ZPass-style tolls to raise money for transportation work. And he dismissed as political critics those who have...

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Get golfing, indoors beginning next Monday

Indoor Golf Lessons for Beginners start soon through Ridgefield Continuing Education. These lessons include both pre-swing and in-swing fundamentals. Instructor Beverlee Henion has been golfing since...

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