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Learn how much it will cost Stafford to get data on its invasive weeds problem.

A trip to the Veterans Affairs office is about to get a lot shorter for locals.

Learn about the future of Stafford's emergency services

Forget the bidding waivers, find out what streets will be paved next week.

Staffordville Lake residents vote to approve new tax district

One paving project is underway and one is still up in the air. Learn more.

Learn about the next steps for the Wall of Honor and a new committee devoted to gravesites.

Find out who will be impacted by the cuts and what happens once a Mill Rate is set.

BOS budget not represents a decrease from the previous year.

Find out which roads are next on the paving list.

Stafford expects Witt School remediation this summer.

The Recreation Director debate is back.

FOIA requests are surging at Town Hall and across the country.

From salt and sand to paving Hampden Road, the DPW had a lot to talk about.

Bad news for Stafford's in-home daycares.

Find out what kind of a makerspace a local has in mind.

A local daycare provider makes her case for tax abatements.

Town Meetings have gotten a makeover. After last June’s well-attended meeting had to be moved from the Veterans’ Room to the second-floor auditorium of Town Hall, and nearly turned ugly, First Selectman Bill Morrison and his team seem to have learned their lesson. This time, at the November 12, 2025, Town Meeting, the registrars of voters were present, checking identification – just as on Election Day – and copies of all the relevant ordinances were available. The ordinance

Stafford was designated a distressed municipality. What does that mean?

Outgoing Selectman Hartenstein's reports recommendations from the Emergency Services Commission.