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Free Drive-Thru Food Distribution Every Saturday in October at Danbury High School

Izabela Bonzanini News 14 Oct, 2021

Danbury High’s drive-thru food distribution system, hosted by United Way of Western Connecticut and Walnut Hill Community Pantry, provided 60,000 pounds of food to more than three thousand families during three Saturday events this past September. In total, the drive has distributed 128,000 pounds of food to those in need in just two months.

Municipal Elections Matter

Izabela Bonzanini News - Politics 12 Oct, 2021

It is a common myth that the “important” elections only take place every four years. Local elections often take place every two years, and because turnout is lower, your vote has a much more direct impact on your life.

Meet the Candidate: Republican Mayoral Candidate Dean Esposito

Izabela Bonzanini News - Politics 12 Oct, 2021

Republican mayoral candidate, Dean Esposito, grew up in Danbury and attended Danbury Public Schools. He was elected as a City Council member for five terms, appointed as Town Clerk in 2003, and in 2005, he was the Democratic nominee for mayor

Meet the Candidate: Democratic Mayoral Candidate, City Council Member Roberto Alves

Izabela Bonzanini News - Politics 12 Oct, 2021

Democratic mayoral candidate, City Council member Roberto Alves, is a technical sales engineer. A Danbury resident since the age of five, Alves is the son of Portuguese and Brazilian immigrants and a graduate of Danbury Public Schools.

The New American Dream Foundation Gala Raises Thousands Towards Its Senior Hot Meal Program and Supports for Local Health Care Workers in The Fight Against COVID-19

Izabela Bonzanini News - Events 11 Oct, 2021

DANBURY, CT- The Seventh Annual American Dream Awards Gala, hosted by The New American Dream Foundation, Inc. (TNADF), a 501(c)(3) organization, was held on September 17, at the Amber Room Colonnade, with nearly 300 guests in attendance.

Gov. Lamont Signs Executive Order Extending Emergency Mask Mandate, and Other Orders

Izabela Bonzanini News - Politics 08 Oct, 2021

Connecticut legislators granted Gov. Ned Lamont an extension of his emergency powers – the House on Monday, Sept. 27, and the Senate on Tuesday, Sept. 28 — with both chambers voting along party lines, except for 10 Democratic state representatives and one Democratic state senator voting with Republicans.

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Free Drive-Thru Food Distribution Every Saturday in October at Danbury High School

Municipal Elections Matter

Meet the Candidate: Republican Mayoral Candidate Dean Esposito

Meet the Candidate: Democratic Mayoral Candidate, City Council Member Roberto Alves

The New American Dream Foundation Gala Raises Thousands Towards Its Senior Hot Meal Program and Supports for Local Health Care Workers in The Fight Against COVID-19

Gov. Lamont Signs Executive Order Extending Emergency Mask Mandate, and Other Orders

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