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Greenwich, CT

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Greenwich Christmas Tree Recycling Runs Through Jan. 31 Greenwich residents can recycle their Christmas trees at designated drop-off locations through Saturday, January 31, 2026. Greenwich Parks and Recreation announced on Facebook that its Parks and Trees Division will help residents recycle trees at multiple locations during set hours. Trees can be dropped off at: Byram Park (residents only), 2nd gate parking lot, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Bruce Park (residents only), parking lot by children’s playground, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Greenwich Point (residents only), across from Nature Center, from 6:00 AM to sunset Holly Hill Recycling Center (r…

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01/15/2026

Ridgefield, CT

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Ridgefield Seeks Nominations For 6th Annual Cultural District Award The Ridgefield Economic & Community Development Commission is asking residents and others to nominate individuals for its sixth annual Cultural District Award. The honor recognizes one individual who has made an extraordinary contribution to Ridgefield’s economic development by advancing some aspect of the town’s cultural district, according to the Town of Ridgefield’s Facebook post. The commission said contributions can take several forms, including launching a new enterprise, starting a program that draws visitors to town, providing distinguished service to a Ridgefield organization, …

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01/14/2026

Stamford, CT

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Stamford Chamber’s Legislative Breakfast Set For Feb. 12 The Stamford Chamber of Commerce will hold its 26th Annual Legislative Breakfast on Thursday, Feb. 12, according to its Facebook post. The program is scheduled for 7:00 to 9:00 AM at Deloitte, 695 East Main Street, and is billed as a chance for local voices to connect with local leaders. A speaker talking in front of a microphone. Pexels/Werner Pfennig Tickets are priced at $40 for members and $45 for future members. Click here to register for the event. A special ticket bundle is also being offered: Buy a 10-ticket package and receive a complimentary digital ad that will run…

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01/14/2026

Fairfield, CT

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Fairfield Ludlowe Volleyball Opens Registration For 2026 Youth Clinics Fairfield Ludlowe Volleyball will run winter and spring youth clinics at Ludlowe High School for players in grades K-8. The clinics are open to beginners, and no prior experience is required, according to the clinic registration form. Click here to register for the youth clinics. Organizers say the sessions will blend skill instruction with game-based drills, covering passing, setting, hitting, and serving. The clinic description also says activities will emphasize team concepts and age-appropriate teaching, while incorporating lessons in teamwork and sportsmanship. The volleyball.…

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01/14/2026

Stratford, CT

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Stratford Recreation Hiring For Summer; Apply By March 31 Stratford Recreation is accepting applications for summer jobs, with the application window closing on March 31. Per a Facebook post by Stratford Recreation, applicants must be 16 by June. Apply for summer jobs here. The department said multiple roles are available, including lifeguard, beach staff, and camp counselor positions, along with other opportunities. Department's logo. Stratford Recreation Department Stratford’s beaches open May 23, and camps begin at the end of June. Click here to apply for summer jobs. Once you fill out the form and click continue, you will recei…

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01/14/2026

Norwalk, CT

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Nrvt Seeks Matching Donations To Grow Trail In 2026 Norwalk River Valley Trail is asking supporters to donate in 2026 to help add new miles and care for the trail. Norwalk River Valley Trail said in a Facebook post that it sees the trail as a thread connecting local towns, creating places for calm, connection, and joy. Donations can be made here. Norwalk River Valley Trail's logo. Norwalk River Valley Trail The donations will help support additional miles of trail, maintain greenways and wildlife habitats, and build welcoming areas designed to encourage movement, wellness, and shared use. Matching gifts are available that wou…

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01/14/2026

Danbury, CT

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Danbury To Open First-In-Nation Free Little Card Barn Jan. 14 CityCenter Danbury will hold a grand-opening ribbon cutting for what it described as the nation’s first Free Little Card Barn at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 14, at CIFC Health, 120 Main Street in Danbury. The Free Little Card Barn is inspired by Little Free Libraries and is designed as a community spot where people can take cards, leave cards, or donate cards at no cost. CityCenter Danbury stated on Facebook that the project is funded by AARP Connecticut’s Livable Communities program. The event is set for the CIFC Community Room, and visitors can see the barn out front of CIFC, per a Facebook…

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01/13/2026

Shelton, CT

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Shelton PD Earns Calea National Accreditation The Shelton Police Department has become the third police agency in Fairfield County to receive CALEA national accreditation, according to the Shelton Police Department's Facebook post. CALEA, the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc., is an independent nonprofit credentialing body that issues voluntary national accreditation to public safety agencies, according to CALEA. On its website, CALEA outlines a five-phase accreditation process (Enrollment, Self-assessment, Assessment, Commission Review and Decision, and Maintaining Compliance and Reaccreditation), and …

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01/12/2026

Brookfield, CT

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New Fairfield Vehicle Stolen; Office Urges 9 PM Routine The New Fairfield Resident Trooper's Office is reminding residents to lock their vehicles and keep keys and valuables out after a vehicle was stolen in town. According to a Facebook post by New Fairfield Resident Trooper's Office, stolen vehicles are increasing across Connecticut, and New Fairfield had a vehicle stolen on Wednesday, Jan. 7. The reminder urged residents to commit to the 9 PM routine. Per a Facebook post by the Connecticut State Police Bridgewater/Roxbury Resident Trooper’s Office, the “9 PM routine” is a simple anti-theft checklist that includes the following steps: Remov…

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01/12/2026

Wilton, CT

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Wilton Plushie Project Drive Seeks Stuffed Animals Jan. 10-17 A Circle of Care Plushie Project stuffed animal drive is running from Jan. 10 to Jan. 17, the Town of Wilton Parks and Recreation Department announced on Facebook. Donations, the department said in a Facebook post, can be dropped at two locations: the Comstock Community Center or the Wilton YMCA. The drive is asking for new or gently used plush toys intended to support children in the community.

by Daily Voice

01/09/2026

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