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A pie-in-the-sky wish to make new homes less boring.

A revenue generating idea that solves a common complaint.

As Stafford moves forward, leadership has to ask, what will these savings cost us.

Are public meetings about getting answers, or providing input?

Let's make it easier to support our local farmers.

The Stafford Rotary Club will host its annual “Rotary Means Community” event on Thursday, April 16, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, celebrating the people and organizations who make Stafford a stronger, more caring community. The event highlights the Rotary philosophy of “Service Above Self,” recognizing individuals, groups, and local businesses whose efforts improve the lives of others in Stafford. While Rotary members dedicate themselves to service locally and around the world,

First Selectman Bill Morrison shares additional information about revaluations.

You've got your assessment, now it's time to understand what that means.

The Witt School may be exciting, but most progress is often much more boring.

Hear directly from Stafford's DTC in this sponsored message.

"His hands-on approach and willingness to listen have strengthened collaboration across departments and within the community."

The Stafford Democratic Town Committee is proud to highlight two of our candidates for the 2025 Municipal Election, Conrado Ulloa, Candidate for Board of Finance, and Neil Hoss, Candidate for Town Treasurer.

If you vote down the party line, you definitely want to read this.

"We advocate for sensible spending that will directly improve our lives and the lives of our children."

I have served on the Board of Education in the past, and I know how effective it can be when we have dedicated people on the board...

"The purpose of my letter is to inform Stafford voters of the increasing negative sentiment directed at our elected officials..."

The election season kicks off with a Letter to the Editor from the DTC Chairman.

In the last newsletter, I wrote, “Something I always think about before elections (big or small) is how odd I think it is that people...

Can you be anti-parking?

Get one resident's thoughts on economic development in town.