07/29/10 DANBURY BRIEFING: Public invited to WestConn's free authors' readings next week

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Public invited to WestConn's free authors' readings next week (Connecticut Post)

The public is invited to attend free readings six evening next week as part of Western Connecticut State University 's Master of Fine Arts degree program.

Exclusively in Sunday's Paper (News Times)

For nearly 50 years, commuters, visitors and errand-runners alike have benefited from the existence of Interstate 84 in Greater Danbury.

Donations give Danbury firefighters a roof to practice on (News Times)

Danbury Fire Chief Geoffrey Herald, talks about the new roof training device that was built to help teach firefighters about fire safety at the Danbury training facility July 27, 2010.

Developer grabs Danbury site (Connecticut Post)

Greg Smith, president and chief executive officer of Hunter Gregory Realty in Westport, plans to have the three-story, 65,000-square-foot Class A office building he bought at at 101 E. Ridge Drive ready for new tenants within three months.

Developer grabs Danbury site (Connecticut Post)

Greg Smith, president and chief executive officer of Hunter Gregory Realty in Westport, plans to have the three-story, 65,000-square-foot Class A office building he bought at at 101 E. Ridge Drive ready for new tenants within three months.

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Best Bridal Shops in Danbury, CT (Associated Content)

With a wealth of technology at our fingertips, more and more people shop online.

Preschool open house scheduled at Wooster School in Danbury (Connecticut Post)

Wooster School will host an open house for families with children age 3 and 4 next Thursday at 10 a.m. on the Early Childhood Playground on its Miry Brook Road campus.

Birds at the beach (NewsTimesLive)

Javier Gonzalez of Danbury and his children, 6-year-old Amadeo, left, 4-year-old Lunabella Gonzalez, and Dorian Gonzalez, 2, feed the seagulls at Candlewood Park in Danbury on Sat.

Embezzlement defendant claims Gaylordsville firm hires `illegal, undocumented workers' (News Times)

The arraignment of a Danbury woman charged with embezzling from her employer, Mullen Construction Co., brought allegations from the defendant that the firm is using "undocumented, illegal workers." Olga Sibilia-Espinal, 32, was arraigned Monday in state Superior Court in Bantam on a charge of first-degree larceny for allegedly stealing $65,788 from ...