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BOE passes the budget on to BOF in a narrow vote.

The Polar Bear Paddy Plunge is back to help raise funds for Stafford Summer Recreation Camp.

Hampden Road residents should keep their fingers crossed for a STEAP grant.

On February 3, 2025, First Selectman Bill Morrison went before the Board of Finance (BOF) to present his proposed 2025-2026 budget. The...

As the check debacle is explained, tensions run high at Stafford Little League's meeting.

In the lead-up to the governor's budget announcements, we spoke with State Senator Jeff Gordon.

Over 40 years ago I along with hundred of parent volunteered in the organization, Little League, I spent countless days in the food booth...

The latest school budget saves three jobs but still cuts eight full-time employees.

To the current and former Board Members of the Stafford Little League, Imagine, for a moment, that you are a parent eager to volunteer...

Glimpse the inner workings of one of Stafford's hardest-working clubs (and maybe donate).

Get the details behind recent allegations of mishandled finances at Stafford Little League.

The PZC resolves a question over a regulation's wording.

Three Graces Vintage has a renewed focus for 2025, and community building is a big part of it.

Government is full of acronyms, and at Thursday’s Board of Selectmen (BOS) meeting two important ones were on the agenda.  First, the...

The town side of the budget is ready to move on to the Board of Finance.

By Brian Goepfrich As an active member and the current Vice President of the Rotary Club of Stafford, I am thrilled to share all of the...

As the budget season began, the town and the schools presented austere budgets.

At last week’s Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) meeting, an informal discussion about food trucks ensued. Precipitated by a food cart...

A regulation regarding open space fees is at the heart of the confusion over a resubdivision request.

A discussion about seeking out grant funding for a turf field is underway.