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Stafford BOE reacts to Moccio's departure.

Fire Marshal proposes changes to fees. Learn more.

Is a recreation director key to economic development?

Could a demolition delay ordinance save more historic buildings in town?

Get a quick reminder of upcoming road closures and paving projects.

Learn how increasing ambulance coverage can help the budget.

Our editor chimes in with her recommendations for summer reads.

Stafford, CT – June 24, 2024 During budget season, we often hear that budgeting relies on many best estimates. How much heating oil will...

By Kristy Synnott Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world;...

Despite neighbor concerns about the property owner's intentions, a 3-family gets the go-ahead.

Yet another plan for self-storage went before the PZC. See the latest plans.

Are you part of the SHS class of 2025 who likes to write? You need to read this post.

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

Kick off summer with fun at Stafford Library.

The town looks to implement a plan to shore up the schools' self-insured health plan.

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

Get to know Ethan Werstler, the Democratic Candidate for Connecticut's 52nd District.

Selectmen ponder possible changes to polling places and which positions are elected.

Stafford is one step closer to getting a private heliport.

The Selectmen received an update on road work and other projects around town. Learn more.