Izabela Bonzanini

Probate Judge Dianne Yamin, a Lifelong Commitment to Danburians

Izabela Bonzanini News - COMMUNITY - Politics - Events 12 Dec, 2022

Her dedication and passion for helping the community are known beyond state lines. Honorable Probate Judge Dianne E. Yamin has set a new standard for the role of compassion in the workplace.

Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) Hosts In-Person Public Information Meeting for I-84 Danbury Study

Izabela Bonzanini News - COMMUNITY - Politics - Events 08 Dec, 2022

Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is hosting an in-person public meeting to present over 20 different potential improvements, both highway and non-highway concepts, to the I-84 corridor in Danbury.

"The First Season We've Had with All These Viruses Competing with Each Other"- CT's Top Health Official Warns the Public

Izabela Bonzanini Well-being - Kids & Family - News - Health 08 Dec, 2022

The Connecticut Department of Public Health confirmed the first death of a state resident due to influenza (flu) for the 2022-23 influenza season. The death of an adult, age 50 – 59, from New London County, occurred in November.

Guilty as Charged?

Izabela Bonzanini Education - Well-being - Kids & Family - News 06 Dec, 2022

These days, everybody around you seems to think they have all the answers. You can hardly make a statement without someone trying to correct you. There’s a reason for this. People hate uncertainty, and if they can develop a sense of the world that is consistent, they’re much happier.

Be Smart When Renting a Car

Izabela Bonzanini Education - News 01 Dec, 2022

After a car accident, or when our own car is in the shop for repairs, or it’s just easier on our old family cars when taking longer trips, we trust rental car agencies to put us in a car that will bring us where we need to go and do so safely and legally.

Making the Most of Parent-Teacher Conferences

Izabela Bonzanini Education - Well-being - Kids & Family - News 30 Nov, 2022

When the COVID pandemic hit in 2020, with schools closing and switching to remote learning, there were families who became more engaged in their children’s learning, as it was right in their living rooms and kitchens. Much good emerged from the new interactions; however, questions arose as to how to help children’s achievement, and families had to learn about new technology and how to navigate a new system.