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‘Building bridges’ in Egypt

Dr. Fred Turpin of Ridgefield atop a camel in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. Dr. Turpin is organizing a two-week trip to the Middle Eastern country in late February that would include...

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Ridgefield’s EMS using hospital’s new emergency department

Danbury Hospital officially opened the doors to its new 40,000-square-foot Emergency Department on Hospital Avenue in Danbury, Wednesday, Sept. 10. Patients and visitors access the new ED via the...

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Lyme disease and children

The Ridgefield Library, Lyme Connection and Ridgefield Lyme Disease Task Force will present a program about the impact Lyme and other tick-borne diseases on children. The program takes place on Monday,...

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Couture for a cause

It’s couture for a high cause when The Ridgefield Playhouse turns into a design house on Thursday, Oct. 9 — a new date — and local celebrity models strut their stuff for charity in fashion-forward...

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Ballroom, salsa foxtrot, waltz

Ballroom Dance and Hustle Beginner starts Monday, Sept. 29 (six sessions; 8:05 to 9 p.m.; $73). Students learn basic steps for swing, foxtrot, waltz, cha cha, and hustle. Salsa and Merengue Beginner...

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Photo: Tennis camp

Christopher Prills, left, and Jackson Dell enjoyed tennis camp this summer at Jesse Lee Day School. For more Ridgefield photos go to www.theridgefieldpress.com/tag/photos/

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Vernard Gaudet, 88, served in U.S. Marine Corps

Vernard J. Gaudet Vernard J. Gaudet, 88, of Ridgefield, husband of Fay (Scovil) Gaudet, died on Wednesday, September 17, 2014 at Danbury Hospital. Mr. Gaudet was born in Milford, MA, December 27,...

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Writers conference adds workshop

Due to the increased interest in fiction and creative nonfiction, the 2014 Ridgefield Writers Conference on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 26 and 27, will add the multi-genre workshop Cracking Open Your...

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Fashion show boosts museum’s education programs

 JoyRide Cycling Studio has announced The Joy of Art, A Fashion Show Fund-raiser at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum Thursday, Oct. 23, from 7 to 10 p.m. JoyRiders will model the season’s styles...

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Weinstein talks about self-publishing

Ridgefielder Roy Weinstein will be at Ridgefield Library on Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., to discuss How to Self-Publish Your Book. Mr. Weinstein is a graphic artist, book designer, photojournalist and...

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Library has new development director

Laureen Bubniak, director of development, and Jen Branstrom, development associate Ridgefield Library announced that it has promoted Laureen Bubniak to the position of director of development. Ms....

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Rotary club in Alzheimer’s walk

The Ridgefield Rotary Club is again forming a team to participate in the CT Alzheimer’s Association Walk To End Alzheimer’s being held Sunday, Sept. 28, at Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk starting at 10...

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Anna Dobrosky, 92, wartime factory worker

Anna Dobrosky Anna Dobrosky, 92, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home, MapleShade Meadows Senior Residence in Nesquehoning, Pa. on September 11, 2014. She was born on November 10, 1921 in...

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Opening channels of creativity

The Writer Within, a Ridgefield Continuing Education class with author Carmine Coco de Young, is for the beginning writer with a desire to write fiction or nonfiction. Each session begins with a...

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DCP: Window guards and other steps can prevent acccidents

The Department of Consumer Protection is issuing a reminder that taking precautions around windows can help prevent accidental falls. The change of season is a good time to examine all window frames...

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Special ed paperwork passes random check

The school district passed a random audit of its special education department’s files. The district was chosen by the state in April to submit information from 25 student files for a special education...

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Two schools decide admissions on the spot

Ridgefield High School seniors will have the opportunity to apply on site, at RHS, to Western Connecticut State University on Nov. 20 at 9 a.m. and Post University on Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. Admission...

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Readings bookend writers conference

Peter Spiegelman The 2014 Ridgefield Writers Conference will kick off with a free reading and reception at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 26, at the Ridgefield Library. Local novelist Peter Spiegelman and...

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Social work student becomes Junior Republic vocational coordinator

Ridgefielder Cliff LaMotta recently accepted a position as the vocational coordinator at Connecticut Junior Republic, a non-profit that helps special needs, at-risk and troubled boys, girls, and...

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New assistant superintendent position comes with $11,000 raise

Karen Berasi, the school district’s assistant superintendent of special services, will get an $11,000 bump in pay after being promoted to the new position. She was director of special education for the...

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