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How the Town built the second high school in a public park has been partially pieced together through the research of the Stafford Historic Advisory Commission.

Town takes action against long-blighted property.

Learn about the latest plan for the Witt School.

Discover what one couple with vision hopes to bring to an unused building in downtown Stafford.

The Big Heart Center, a re-subdivision, and a change aimed at age-restricted developments.

Levinthal Run sidewalk project takes a step forward. See the plans and learn more.

Learn about the tax abatement plan approved by the Board of Selectmen.

Learn about the projects Stafford DPW plans to tackle in the Spring.

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

Learn about potential plans for a prominent property on East Street.

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

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

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

June 5, 2024 - Stafford, CT According to Stafford’s Housing Authority's website, Avery Park is “one of the largest and most comprehensive...

Brownfields, we've got a lot of them. From the former Witt School to the Hydeville Mill, Amber Wakley-Whaley, Director of Grants and...

Learn how to provide feedback on a culvert project that would impact Rte. 190.

Many housing-related bills are up for debate this legislative session. Here's why.

Deed restrictions on the former Cumberland Farms building make it a tough sell for new investors.

A proposed three-family unit at 28 High Street seeks alternate routes to approval.

Lots & More is a just a few small steps away from being able to open in Stafford.