STAFFORD FREE PRESS

After 47 years of service, Ialeen McAuliffe Dunn says goodbye to Town Hall.

Local Girl Scouts undertake Take Action projects and win awards.

If you've met First Selectman Bill Morrison, you may know he seems to have more energy than the average person. Even if you haven't met...

Learn about the Holiday Gift Assistance Program and how you can help.

Learn about the settlement between the OHS and JMH that will allow the hospital to close labor and delivery services.

On Veteran's Day, the town officially dedicated the new flag pole. Learn more about its history.

Learn how you can assist Hurrican Helene victims.

The Friends of the Stafford Library's annual used book sale will take place on Friday, October 18, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday,...

As SafeNet prepares for its Thanksgiving food drive, they seek help from the community.

Learn about what a Capital Improvement Fund is and why it could be useful.

Learn about a community service project to connect the high school and the library.

On Monday, August 12, 2024, town and state officials — including representatives from the Capitol Region Council of Governments and...

By now, we know that Stafford’s Board of Education (BOE) is conducting a search for a new superintendent. Rather than seeking help from...

The Rotary Club of Stafford, CT, was proud to sponsor Stafford High School senior Jadyn Kun to participate in the 2024 World Affairs Seminar

The building process is complicated. Here is our attempt to demystify it.

Learn why the rec commission wants your feedback on its future strategies.

Our editor chimes in with her recommendations for summer reads.

Curious about Woodland Springs? Tour the new units on June 27.

Kick off summer with fun at Stafford Library.

History buffs will love these suggestions from the Historical Society's Becky Kraussmann.