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Know the Ways to Vote in Connecticut’s 2024 Elections

Izabela Bonzanini News 29 Oct, 2024

Residents across Connecticut are considering whom to vote for in the upcoming general election on November 5. And the candidates are doing everything they can to try to earn those votes. One fact should be top of mind: voters 50 plus decide elections, and candidates who ignore this powerful segment of the electorate do so at their own peril.

Leveraging Digital Tools for Small Business Growth

Izabela Bonzanini News - COMMUNITY 28 Oct, 2024

Running a small business requires juggling multiple responsibilities—from managing finances and marketing to maintaining customer relationships and ensuring smooth daily operations. Thankfully, digital tools can make these tasks more manageable and efficient, allowing small business owners in Danbury and surrounding areas to focus on growth.

Celebrating the 150th Birthday of Danbury's Own Charles Ives

Izabela Bonzanini News - COMMUNITY 23 Oct, 2024

The Danbury Museum and the Danbury Music Centre are inviting the community to participate in an exciting series of concerts to commemorate the life and legacy of Charles Ives. All events, even concerts, are FREE.

Farm to School Institute: Increasing Local Fresh Fruit and Vegetable in School Meals

Izabela Bonzanini News - COMMUNITY 22 Oct, 2024

Danbury Public Schools has been selected to be part of the CT Farm to School Institute. It is a comprehensive year-long professional learning opportunity that builds capacity in school communities by bringing together food service staff, educators, administrators, and community partners to develop their Farm to School programs and help bring more Connecticut-grown food into school cafeterias, classrooms, and the community.

Make Housing Affordable in Danbury Again

Izabela Bonzanini News 21 Oct, 2024

The escalating cost of residential real estate in Danbury has made home ownership an unattainable goal for working families in the state's seventh-largest municipality. This is a situation that should evoke empathy and concern. As we approach 2025, and the start of the municipal election season, the issue of homelessness and affordable housing must be a realistic and sincere part of the political discussion.