Darien, CT News

• Darien, CT News
• Wave beats Cadets 4-1 for shot at second straight title on Saturday
• Wave wins FCIACs: ‘It was our time to prove ourselves, and we did it’
• It's a race: Board of Ed seats contested for first time in a decade
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Painting perks? Campbell again questioned over personal spending
• ‘I kind of hopped right in’: Buch makes fast start at short in Southern’s best season yet
• Wave Peaks: 35-goal-getters in good place going into today’s final
• Video of Polar Bear Migration
• Can you convert to natural gas?
• Selectmen differ on how to pay for natural gas line
• Art on View: Linda Lyons
• Montessori Books List
• Police search for dark green Mercedes, possibly involved in kidnapping
• ‘We played Ridgefield as tough as we could’
• NRRA enters club record six crews in Nationals Finals
• Adding sidewalks to Hoyt St. could cost $1M
• Appointment of Luke Forshaw as Principal of Ox Ridge School
• Choos chosen: Kent football player wins ‘Scholar-Athlete’ award
• Hart and Voigt win title with Brunswick
• In this week's Darien Times
• Friday Night Feature - "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
• Football lights: Should P&Z consider safety?
• Come Celebrate the Woods and Streams of Darien
• Celebration of the Woods & Streams
• Shuffle could be eligible for $1M from state
• Wave stuns No. 1 Staples 3-2, moves to FCIAC final
• Darien Democrats caucus
• ‘We gave them a good run’: Darien ousted from FCIACs in semis by No. 1 Greenwich
• Darien outlasts Hatters 9-7 in FCIAC quarterfinals
• Bottom's up: ‘It was more exciting that the wins came from the lower part of the team’
• Thursday in Darien: May 24
• Wave third at FCIACs, Pik has 'fantastic day'
• Meet the Author - James Gleick
• A Team Effort
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• Democrat Rob Werner to challenge Wood for Darien state rep.
• Darien librarians have fresh summer reading ideas for your children
• Darien home burglarized; suspicious sedan seen in area
• Click It For Cassie: Gearys plan softball tournament in daughter’s memory
• ‘A total team effort’ sparks revenge match victory over Wreckers at FCIACs
• Pole position: Thornbury, Schneider, Southworth go 2-3-5 at FCIACs, in the rain
• Wait 4 it: Wave wins first FCIAC title meet since 2008
• Forshaw named principal of Ox Ridge School
• Roaring upset: Tigers edge Wave 12-11 in FCIAC semis
• Baldwin in ‘Quarterback Showdown’ June 3
• Bolted: Shannon reported signed with Swiss-A League
• WWE responds to Darien Times senate editorial: It's ‘family entertainment’
• Wednesday in Darien: May 23
• Car ride stops in Darien for fight and broken mirror
• Production firm seeks Darien help for film
• Obituary: Sara Barbara Coudray Stauffer, 88, long-time Darien resident, volunteer
• FCIAC quarters moved to inside court
• Wave softball quarters postponed to Wednesday
• Martin Chioffi Babe Ruth wins Dogwood West Division
• Books for Website Makers
• Title IX: School board worried about inequity over DHS gifts
• Farmers Market returns to downtown Darien
• Powell: Does Connecticut really not know McMahon yet?
• ‘Strength in numbers’: Wave finishes Rams 15-9 at FCIACs
• Paddleplayer.com is all things paddle
• Doering wins silver at ECACs
• Darien man, with gun, arrested for choking wife
• Gas prices keep falling, but Darien still a nickel more
• Maurice Sendak at the Darien Library Centennial
• Library Closed for Memorial Day
• Darien kids’ risky behaviors on the rise
• Pot use and bulimia up among Darien girls
• Darien Police out enforcing seat belt laws
• Wave makes short work of Norwalk in quarters
• Wave finds the net at FCIACs
• BMW keyed at Darien train station
• Wreckers won’t ruin Wave’s vibe
• Candidates rely on big banks for campaign bankrolls
• Life really is a beach for pro volleyballer Coughlin
• Darien history ends up in the chipper
• Darien celebrates two more Eagle Scouts Sunday
• Darien’s Rosecrans Baldwin on frozen food and construction noise in the City of Light
• Friday in Darien: May 18
• ‘By the skin of our teeth’: Wave makes states with 9-1 win over Ludlowe
• Buch helps Southern Owls win record 43rd at College World Series
• 20 Darien RTM members miss budget vote
• Whooping Cough in Darien
• Whooping Cough Advisory Information
• Regular season champs 11-0
• Tenth win on court
• Copper stolen from Darien home
• Win and in for Wave
• High honors: Matheis, Britton, West 'Under Armour All-Americans'
• Wave finishes regular season 11-4, starts FCIACs Monday
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Darien’s reps back state education reform
• RTM grumbles but OKs $120M town spending package
• Memorial Day parade to be Kraft’s last; next generation asked to step up
• In today's Darien Times
• Thursday in Darien: May 17
• Weed Beach parking lot, playground closed
• Meet the Author's Daughter - Reeve Lindbergh
• Wave flattens Hatters for first undefeated regular slate since '08
• Erin and Elizabeth's MUOMS Picks
• Video of Dr. Ian Ayres
• GOP nominates Board of Ed chairman, new voter registrar
• Community Fund honors 55 Darien volunteers Friday
• Wednesday in Darien: May 16
• Roll-over on Old King's Highway South
• Zoobooks; The Encyclopedia of Animals
• Cave Art Crafternoon, Thursday May 17th
• Dariens’ Weed Beach Features Outdoor Excercise Equipment…
• Building Independent Readers Event
• Jake and Lily: A New Book by Jerry Spinelli
• Wave Alumni: ‘Evening of fellowship and reminiscences’
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• Darien Police step up seat belt enforcement
• Mother’s Day marked on the field
• Mosher tumbles for CT
• May 2012 Local Theater Shows
• On CT & NY Theatre -- May 2012
• Appointment of Deirdre Osypuk as Director of Special Education
• Darien’s David Kirchhoff: Weight Watchers CEO reveals weight triumphs in new book
• FedEx driver’s suspicion thwarts identity thief
• RTM approves $120 million Darien budget
• As Connecticut gas prices fall, Darien stays about the same
• Obituary: Jon Clinton Sherwood, 71, long-time Darien resident and Darien Arts Center board member
• Darien Y dominates at Regional Championships
• Election 2012: PACs and politicians spend billions to earn your vote
• A 'new' Weed Beach nearly ready for summer
• Monday in Darien: May 14
• Picture finish
• Perfect FCIAC regular season one game away
• ‘The little things killed us’: Dalers 19, Wave 14
• Renowned photographer to judge 54th Darien Art Show
• Artist Reception for Linda Lyons
• Rackets take fifth of six
• Wave 11-2 with FCIACs on Thursday
• Don't forget: Beach permits needed now
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Hard to figure: Wave stings another playoff hopeful in Stamford
• ‘Grim Reaper’ teaches kids of driving perils
• Ghost Knight by Cornelia Funke
• Board of Ed supports raising football lights to 30 feet
• Join Person-to-Person and letter carriers Saturday to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
• Young artists needed to create Darien fireworks T-shirt
• Video of Eloisa James
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• Father and son
• Winning streak snapped
• Fall Darien Field Hockey Association registration is open now
• RTM votes on 3.9% tax increase Monday
• Schalk School of Dance celebrates 55 years in Darien
• Stamford man arrested for threatening car dealership
• Amanda and Sally's MUOMS Picks
• Personal best
• Friars fried by Lindley: ‘That’s big-time stuff for a sophomore in his first start’
• Selectmen lean toward keeping a smaller Darien EMS committee
• Thursday in Darien: May 10
• Wave leapfrogs Vikings for FCIAC lead
• Video of Website Marketing and Social Media Integration
• Darien Democrats nominate candidates this month
• DL Tech- Basic Computer Skill Tutoring.
• Schools hire psychologist as new Darien special ed director
• Saturday is Free Fishing Day in Connecticut
• Darienites perform with Norwalk Youth Symphony on Mother's Day
• No more sorting: Single stream recycling begins in Darien
• Wednesday in Darien: May 9
• Darien Schools In The Top Ten…Any Questions?
• School board member Amy Bell chosen to head DCA
• Loh runs best race yet for 9-0 Wave
• Obituary: Davis L. Baker Jr., 99, investment banker, Country Club of Darien charter member
• Event celebrates Vietnam vets
• Wave dominates doubles for 10th win
• Mother's Day-themed Crafternoon on Thursday May 10
• Obituary: Nancy Tota, 87, Darien native, worked for Stamford Police
• Obituary: Elizabeth Hooper, 83, former longtime Darien resident, soprano
• RTM committees overwhelming pass 2012-13 budget; heads to full RTM Monday
• Children’s poet visits Royle School
• Middlesex teacher to attend elite fellowship program
• Tuesday in Darien: May 8
• Now at Darien Library: eBooks!
• State agrees to $100 million education reform bill
• Connecticut education reform bill's 6 principles
• Pet food leads to salmonella outbreak in humans
• Kids Summer Reading 2012
• Kelly helps Opus fly balloons for campers
• Thursday hit-and-run leaves 13-year old bruised but OK
• Wolfe wins singles at Yale
• Podcast of The ABCs of Writing a Great College Application Essay
• They’re back: Indiana company continues to send salesmen around Darien without permits
• Ann still can: Fucigna fires 51 goals, 74 points, both records at Davidson
• Joy, Gleason, Sullivan win with Dickinson
• Obituary: Tish Flemma, 72, Darien resident worked in advertising
• Darien's lowest gas price matches state average
• Today in Darien: Monday, May 7
• EMS Committee: Darien doesn’t need its own paramedics
• Paving affects beach access this week
• West, Lindley toss hats in 8-7 win over St. Anthony’s
• ‘Everyone was just making awesome plays’: Wave beats Bears 2-1 in defensive tour de force
• Nets be friends
• Matheis paces Wave past Cardinals 8-4, Darien goes 9-0 in the league
• Traffic advisory for West Ave. Sunday
• ‘They punched us in the mouth’: Slow start ends up with fast win over Wilton for Wave
• This weekend in Darien: May 4-6
• Van de Graaf’s 36 at Longshore tops for Wave this year
• Upcoming Films for May!
• Frelinghuysen an all-star
• Property of the Week,A Slice of Heaven in Darien, CT for $26 Million…Give or Take…
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Police: No charges against person involved in Thursday afternoon hit-and-run
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• Faring better than others, Darien business riding out recession
• Darien Thrift Shop celebrates royal anniversary
• Darien GOP caucuses for local races this month
• Reference Room Closed May 12th
• Child missing after Thursday hit-and-run in Darien found unharmed
• Building Independent Readers
• Charity tournament celebrates a ‘Decade of Serving’ starting at CCD Friday
• Westhill’s Flower Director of Soccer at Chelsea Piers CT
• Shuffle’s affordable housing goals meet opposition
• ‘We got it done’: Carruthers’ last inning double fells Senators 3-2
• Home showcase in New Canaan supports Fairfield County Community Foundation
• John and Claire's MUOM Picks
• Darien banker waives right to jury trial in cab stabbing case
• Looking for a deal? Scout’s Giant Tag Sale is Sunday
• Sunday alcohol sales gets mixed reaction from Darien retailers
• Save the Date for Our Spring Gala!
• YWCA International (Morning) Book Group
• Student driver parks on top of two cars in Darien lot
• Tigers claw past Wave, Matt Lee makes 40 assists
• Hathaway 11-for-16 on faceoffs vs. the Bears
• Video of Cristina Alger
• ‘Best played match’ keeps Wave in FCIAC contention
• Obituary: John J. ‘Jack’ O’Neill, 81, last of Noroton Height’s ‘Flying O’Neills’
• Obituary: Helen Ann Keeler Schulten, 88, owner of Darien’s Old MacDonald’s Farm
• Darien's Chief Lovello rides to remember fallen officers
• Victor R. LaBozzo, 82, Darien resident owned credit union, veteran
• Darien ride home from New York ends in punched-out window
• Falcons swoop on Wave
• Hard ball: ‘It really comes to getting that confidence back’
• Ninth grader Johnston sets Wave steeplechase record at O’Grady meet
• Little League paraders bring out the colors
• 4th & 5th Booktalking Flyer
• 2nd & 3rd Booktalking Flyer
• K & 1 Booktalking Flyer
• Obituary: John ‘Jack’ Leveridge Taylor Jr., 81, former Darien resident worked in securities
• Obituary: Peter Edmond Rondepierre, 51, Darien High School graduate
• Darien’s Rep. Wood seeks third term in redrawn district
• Darien Players close out season with a thriller
• Schools agree to 4-year deal with maintenance union
• Darien, state gas prices continue to fall
• Bonnier's Technology Group names Darien man VP
• Darien Police say Ring’s End paint theft was an inside job
• Gilhooley wins two events to help Starbuck Equestrian sweep Darien Horse Show
• Little Leaguers love a parade
• Sports memorabilia stolen from Darien storage units
• Wife of slain soldier and football star, gives personal talk in Darien
• The Melting Pot of Darien Celebrates Teachers and Nurses During Teacher Appreciation Week and National Nurses Week
• Spring is for Planting
• Wave football car was May 12
• Vaccaro: Darien’s rain or shine Father Time
• Darien downs Senators big
• Old Hat: DeMaio making no-hitters a regular thing
• Noroton Fire invests in rescue boat, trains members in cold water
• Minecraft Mod-Squad
• Nutrition for Kids
• Spring Fling in Darien Real Estate……April 27,2012
• Untracked: ‘It was a solid meet’ for 3-0 Wave
• Wave wipeout
• Wave wins eighth
• One record streak ended, another begun?: 'I think our best golf is still ahead of us'
• Friday Night Feature - "Monsoon Wedding"
• Aggressive defense difference-maker in 8-7 win over Wilton
• TMC Book Group
• Sharon Callahan Book Group
• September to June Book Group
• United Methodist Church Book Group
• To Read or Not to Read Book Group
• Ann Satterthwaite Book Group
• Safely dump unwanted prescription drugs this Saturday
• Who broke into our house? A hawk
• Darien GOP seeks Board of Ed, registrar, justices candidates
• Schools adding another teacher: Enrollment figures more than projected
• Becker-Lowenthal Book Group
• Darien Literary & Biscotti Society
• Homestead Book Group
• Magnificent Moms' Book Group
• Rowayton Book Group
• Briar Brae Book Group
• Picture perfect start
• Fourth Wednesday
• Literary Ladies
• Barbara Alter Book Group
• Bebe Fisher's Book Group
• Pear Tree Point kids collect pennies for pandas
• New store caters to New England lifestyle lovers
• ‘Horse’ back in the barn: ‘It kind of renews the Blue Wave pride in me’
• GOP Primary turnout was lowest since 1980; Darien saw 12.2% vote
• Occupy Darien organizer pleads guilty to lesser charges
• Land of Gozdz: Hamilton College softball diamond is all-star catcher’s next stop
• Darien Rowayton Bank donates to library
• Janet and Elisabeth's MUOMS Picks
• Shelly Skoglund
• Karla Coe
• Meridian
• Harstrom
• Ruth Freeman
• ABBC
• Kathy Haire
• Friday Night Book Group
• Michele Litt Book Group
• Somethin‘ to do with Sommi: Sophomore scorer helps lift Swarthmore back into playoffs
• First wins for a bunch as Wave climbs to 3-0
• Court marshals
• Little Livvie wins Giant Slalom at national title race
• Republican Congressional hopeful Meek looks to ‘stir things up’
• Obsitnik, seeking GOP’s U.S. Rep. nomination, wants to restore competitiveness
• Darien kid trashes house over mom's punishment
• Michelson taking the lead at Tokeneke
• There’s a “Me” and an “I” in America: Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself”
• Winning streak ruined on the road
• Darien blanks Black Knights
• Blue Wave baseball car wash Saturday
• Wave stones Maloney for seventh win
• Darien Republicans top 10% turnout with hour to go in presidential primary
• Romney takes nearly 90% of the 706 Darien votes cast in primary
• Lilly to speak at Celebrity Breakfast in Norwalk, May 3
• Sync and swim: Aquianas third at US Junior Nationals
• Children's Library Booktalking Flyers 2012
• Change of date: Paving affects Weed Beach access next month
• Survivor’s course: Cancer slayer Bailey blitzes Boston Marathon, raises money for ‘Team In Training’ along the way
• Children's Programs - Please Give Us Your Feedback!
• Wave routs St. Joe on way to Lener match-up at Yorktown
• ‘We didn’t panic’
• Dailey breaks shutout
• Heartbreaker: ‘I think we all would like another crack at NC’
• First of 8 green homes built in Noroton Heights
• Meet the Author - Cristina Alger
• Darien,CT Real Estate Market Tracker…1st Quarter 2012
• Obituary: Frank Andrew Olsson, 95, electrician, WWII veteran, Darien resident
• Obituary: Dallas O. Ellingson, 70, member of Darien VFW
• Obituary: Joyce Canto Hill, 84, lifelong Darien resident, registered nurse
• Review of The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict
• Monday's Board of Selectmen meeting moved to Thursday
• Obituary: Paul Del Gatto, 94, father of Darien resident, WWII veteran
• Video of Susan Cain
• Obituary: Edward Ralph Mallozzi, 67, Darien native owned Bob’s Sports in New Canaan
• Obituary: Edward (Ned) Pierson, 82, pastor and avid sailor
• Darien woman caught on video stealing $2,500 worth of beads
• Earth Day 2012: How ‘green’ is Darien?
• Book Discussion - 97 Orchard
• Heights clothier uses prom tux rentals to fund scholarship
• ‘Battle of the Silent’: Manhasset 16, Wave 9
• The ABCs of Writing a Great College Application Essay
• Jess says: ‘The win was the most important part of it all’
• Birds blown out
• Whats So Great About Living in Darien, CT Anyway?
• New Tech Books Coming In
• State unemployment rate drops — as does job totals
• You Are What You Read!
• 3.9% tax hike heads to RTM for final approval
• New Books This Week!
• Take a Stand!
• Obituary: John W. Bender, 92, longtime Rowayton resident, writer, WWII vet
• NPR Bestsellers: Fiction
• Darien principal stepping down to join family business
• Safe and Sound: Wave outlasts Island rival to keep all-wins season intact
• An Actor Prepares
• Reading Is Fundamental
• Scam cons another Darien grandparent out of thousands
• Palmer's selling stars to help people with disabilities
• DeMaio tosses no-hit zero at Rams
• Himes decries partisanship, says tough choices coming
• GOP primary Tuesday: New Darien voting districts, polling locations take effect
• Packages stolen on Friday the 13th
• Possessed: Wave shaded 9-8 by Rams on Hompe’s fifth goal of the game
• Shutout slips away in the sixth
• Obituary: Helen Ziegler Steinkraus of Noroton's Great Island, 81, accomplished sportswoman, corporate director
• 100 Years of the Titanic
• Say Yes To The Dress….Uh House…..Darien Homes for Sale.
• Darien High School graduation set for mid-June
• Take unwanted, old prescription drugs to dump next week
• Marijuana-related vandalism at Darien High
• A Celebration of Irish Culture with the Pender-Keady Academy of Irish Dance
• With first big FCIAC clash looming, Wave jumps through hoop of fired shots at Garden City
• No Canaan: Wave denies rival 13-3
• 54% drink? Thriving youth talks how you influence your kids
• Sload-Teschner win in super tie-breaker
• Riegel rallies: ‘I think we all learned something today’
• Proposed state law could affect coastal property owners
• George F. Eaton Jr., 91, Darien Boat Club commodore, jewelry designer
• Finance board cuts more than $340,000 from school budget
• Exhibition - EarthWorks
• Freshmen and sophomores fire up Wave
• New York Times Best Sellers: Fiction
• Obituary: Isabelle C. Reilly, 86, president of Darien market research firm
• Looking for Harbor Point Stamford Rentals…An Update
• Parent Film Series: A Girl's Life
• Poetry, in Motion
• Obituary: Ceil Zangrillo Danna, 86, Darien resident was owner of Linden Cleaners
• ‘It was a heck of a first meet for us’: Wave gets rolling to beat NC 89-61
• Bridgeport woman arrested for assaulting Darien police during angry tirade
• Obituary: Alfred ‘Al’ Frank LaBanca, 81, longtime Darien resident
• Obituary: Robert J. Rosic, 79, Darien Junior Football founder
• Obituary: Burma R. Castle, 92, longtime Darien resident, volunteer
• Guimonds, after years of volunteering here, head South
• Four Darien doctors recognized as best in state
• Meet the Author - Susan Cain
• Altered Book Project
• Friday Night Feature - "Baran"
• California Teamin‘: It’s 16-10 Darien, in ‘Battle of East v. West’ at DHS
• Crazy for Quilts: Scrapbooks in Silk and Satin
• Drunk driving checkpoint set for this weekend in Darien
• Top 5 Tips for a Successful Home Search,Darien,CT Real Estate
• Did you get your beach sticker yet? Parks & Rec has a lot to offer
• Fernandez Director of Tennis at Chelsea Piers CT
• Piranhas swim personal bests at Boston meet
• You Are What You Read!
• ‘It’s going well so far’
• Birds & the Bees, Anti-Bullying Workshops
• DHS sweeps Sens to rise to 5-0
• Wave Payback: Matheis scores 4, Huffard makes key stops in 10-8 win at Wilton
• Darien's million dollar mistake
• Here's What's New in Books This Week!
• Connecticut wants to regionalize some local government; Darien officials wary
• School Search Solutions to Help Connecticut Families Find "Best" Schools
• DCA hires local IT company to update technology
• Protect yourself against breast cancer and identity theft!
• Breast Cancer Screening
• Protection Against Identify Theft -- Free Shredding Day
• abc book group
• Website Marketing and Social Media Strategies
• Creating Resumes in Microsoft Word
• Youth football seeks to raise lights from 20 feet to 30
• Coding for Beginners
• Trello
• Microsoft Excel for Intermediate Users
• Microsoft Excel for Beginners
• After 40 years: Post Corner Pizza remains a Darien icon
• From Darien to Annapolis: Teen to stretch sea legs at Naval Academy
• Graduation Date Set for Thursday, June 14th
• League champs fall to established power Staples 3-1
• Room for rifles: Police renovations moving ahead
• Finance board wants foreign language cut from elementary schools
• DHS Principal Dan Haron to step down at end of this year
• DLteen is now on tumblr.
• Caroline and Kiera's MUOMS Picks
• Ball baring
• Darienite's diamond ring missing
• Darien pet parents invited to 'Paw It Forward'
• Street sweepers: Starting season on the road, Wave goes to 4-0
• Yergi’s grand slam sparks up the new season at home, but Wave slides to 1-3
• Case history: Matheis takes over all-time scoring lead with 249 career points
• Video of Jane Ziegelman
• Home of the Week….Andy Rooneys’ House For Sale in Rowayton,CT….$749,500.
• Undefeated, un-scored-upon in the FCIAC, Wave ‘not looking beyond the next game’
• You Won't Find These Movies on Netflix Instant...
• NPR Bestseller Lists Week of April 5, 2012
• New York Times Bestsellers: Fiction
• Usami winning at No. 1
• Obituary: Ellen M. Walsh, 83, longtime Darien resident, teacher
• Darien-based doctor awarded by Stamford Hospital
• Obituary: Norma T. Moschini, 91, lifelong Darien resident, Conde Nast secretary
• D.E.A.R. Day Books by Beverly Cleary
• He said, he said: Darien executive and cab driver continue to disagree over stabbing details
• Extra time to register to vote today
• Tattoo and body piercing shop destined for Post Road?
• Everybody wins
• Classic Silent Comedy with Live Piano Accompaniment
• Sylvester wins skills event at Basketball HOF
• Baker leads four Greenwich Water Polo Club Players to National Camp
• DHS improves to 1-1
• Wave dings up Wreckers 13-3
• ATM skimmer pleads guilty; Darien Police commended for work in case
• Travel gymnasts shine at Starlight Invite
• Obituary: Joseph Vitiello, 70, Darien resident, master mechanic
• ‘A great way to start the season’: Wave beats Wilton 5-2 to move to 2-0
• Lax goes coast to coast: ‘Battle of East and West’ to support wounded soldiers at DHS Saturday
• Bread racks snatched from Darien Stop & Shop
• Crafternoons
• Wednesday Matinee - "Far and Away"
• 60th Anniversary Honored By Philanthropic Organization
• Ring’s End opens Stamford paint store
• The Games We Played
• Darien Land Trust and Audubon Connecticut Present Vanishing of the Bees
• Level 5 and 6 gymnasts pace Darien triumph at state meet
• Feds: Connecticut's jobless rate declines
• Still time to register to vote; Darien seeks poll workers
• At 35 Leroy: P&Z has lots of Shuffle questions for Board of Ed
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Small changes could affect next year’s school class sizes
• Pace business school appoints new chief of global governance
• 28th Annual Southern CT Open at DIR April 20-22
• Chelsea Piers CT makes Byron Knox Director of Gymnastics
• Obituary: Rita Frances Jenkins, 78, longtime Darien resident
• Wave swept in opener
• Stefanonis accuse town of lying in affordable housing appeal
• Little League Parade April 29
• Wave beats Wreckers in new CT League match
• Library Closed for Easter
• CIAC announces May 19 co-ed bowling tournament
• The Children's Library is on Facebook!
• April 2012 Local Theater Shows
• On CT & NY Theatre -- April 2012
• Darien stacks up well against other schools
• Homebrew 101 Workshop
• Wednesday Matinee - "Crossing Delancey"
• Paperback Book Swap
• ‘What a great win’: Wave blanks Warde in season opener
• Thirteen-zip
• Defending dual-champs win opener
• Obituary: Florence Elizabeth Gelderman, 93, Stamford teacher, mother of Darien resident
• Meet the Author - Jane Ziegelman
• Darien's 2-time state geography champ heads back to nationals
• Erin and Ann's MUOMS picks
• Darien firefighter's prom proposal raises more than eyebrows
• Darien grandmother scammed out of $2,500
• Obituary: G. Emerson Cole, 93, former Darien resident, WWII veteran, broadcaster
• Spectrum Storytime Every Weekend in April
• A New Book for Fans of "Origami Yoda"
• Video of 3rd Annual Teen Writing Competition Awards Ceremony
• Forum highlights mass transit’s role in Connecticut development
• Pipeline: ‘They want to keep the tradition going’
• No more sorting: Darien shifting to single-stream recycling
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• Purchase your tickets for the Spring Gala!
• Son punches Darien mother
• Dangerous Roads: Darien car accidents and troublesome intersections
• Study: Connecticut best state in nation for women
• Spring Wave: Lee returns to lead rebuilding FCIAC Champs
• Spring Wave: Eight players back ‘know what to expect’
• Spring Wave: ‘The team has done a 180’
• 2013-2014 Proposed School Calendar
• State and Darien gas prices continue to climb
• Dem Dudes can spell
• Darien man arrested for allowing underage drinking
• Small changes could affect next year’s Darien kindergarten classes
• Tween Film Screening: Annie
• Libros y Cuentos
• As state elections ruling remains unresolved, Darien GOP Club's future is uncertain
• Friday Night Feature - "My Best Friend"
• Meet the Author - Jane Ziegelman
• Spring Wave: DeMaio, Gozdz, Fahey and Bell lead FCIAC champs
• Spring Wave: In third season, Waters the ace in the goal
• Spring Wave: ‘We could surprise a lot of teams out there’
• Governor proclaims this Husky Weekend
• Times’ Memorial Day section honored by press association
• Video for Inextricably Linked...
• Spring Wave: ‘We have the core of our group returning’
• A taste of nature: Juice shop brings farm freshness to Darien
• Obituary: Susan Marie Harnisch, 81, nurse, mother of Darien resident
• Pat and Marianne's MUOMS picks
• Harry Potter eBooks Now Available!*
• Spring Wave: Champs move to DI led by Watson and Parsons
• Spring Wave: Matt Lee and Bryan lead dual champs
• How much have affordable housing cases cost Darien?
• Is affordable housing a ‘virus’?
• Odyssey of the Mind: Middlesex teams head to states Saturday
• Campbell named to Shuffle committee — but not without a fight
• Spring Wave: ‘Deep enough to score in every event’
• I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Town hopeful Appellate Court will hear Stefanoni appeal
• Both boys and girls Wave hockey captains all make All-FCIAC First Team
• ‘Flywheel’ to debut at Chelsea Piers CT
• Light up the Library at the Imagination Gala
• Barbara Harrington Grant
• Minecraft Comes To Darien Library!
• Morgan Stanley banker files motion to dismiss hate crime and assault charges
• Like the Darien country clubs, hunt club gets taxes cut
• Darien's Shuffle project costs fluctuating
• Darien Weekly Real Estate Market Report,March 27,2012
• Intergenerational Book Discussion
• Mid-Fairfield Conn. Stars win Tier I, ranked No. 5 in nation
• Bewkes re-elected head of Darien GOP
• Darien landlord arrested for getting 'aggressive' with tenant
• Darien YW plans another stand against racism in April
• As Chrystal Ball nears, Opus reflects on 15 years of helping Person-to-Person
• Manslaughter charges dropped in I-95 hit-and-run that killed two
• Commuter Council warns of potential woes at Stamford Station
• Darien challenged at Ocean State Classic
• Nelson top 10
• Obituary: Finn Wettergreen, 67, Rowayton man worked in tanker business, real estate
• Bowtell has second best numbers in first year for Fairfield Prep
• Fucigna NLC Offensive Player of the Week
• Spring Cleanup: Got junk to get rid of? Town will pick it up
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• 15-year-old Darien boy gives dad a bloody nose
• Obituary: Elizabeth Burnett Brown, 92, former Darien resident, teacher, artist
• Guest Lecture with Hon. David M. Walker, Founder and CEO of the Comeback America Initiative and former Comptroller General of the U.S.
• Blumenthal calls for investigation into employer password requests
• Aide accused of ripping off elderly woman for nearly $27,000
• Obituary: Kathryn Ann van Renesse, 65, active in Bridgeport, member of Darien's Morehouse Family
• Obituary: Samuel G. Taylor, 84, longtime Darien resident, U.S. Navy vet, engineer, naval architect
• A Darien tradition since 1915: Scouts honor work of four latest Eagles
• ‘Raising Cain’: Learn about protecting emotional lives of boys
• Bomber Bolduc: ‘Outstanding Senior Athlete’ at NCAA gymnastics meet
• Fucigna fusillade: Davidson sophomore top scorer snares 10 points in NLC win
• Sullivan skates into NCAA Frozen Four with Dutchmen
• Dutchmen, Sullivan move on to NCAA East final at Bridgeport on Saturday
• Zestimate,Schmestimate…Why Buyers and Sellers Should Beware…
• Redistricting: RTM OKs new Darien voting lines
• Growing Good Kids
• Wave goes 1-1-1 at Fairfield Jamboree
• Silver Circus: Level 4 runner-up at Judge's Cup meet
• Darien YW honors six ‘Women of Distinction’
• Memorial Day parade seeks younger organizers
• Dutchman Sullivan: ‘The ECAC Championship was one of our goals, but that’s past us now’
• First Selectman Jayme Stevenson postpones Saturday's Republican Club address
• Darienite earns top 40 under 40 honors
• Runner Rooney top 20 at New Balance Nationals
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Dutchman Sullivan in NCAA East Regional clash Friday at Bridgeport
• Darien officials react to Stefanonis' big win
• Would-be shoplifter ditches booty at Darien shop
• Darien 11 year old fighting childhood cancer with a hair cut
• Black and White Exhibit in the Children's Library
• Slammin‘ Sully: ‘This year he’s gotten a lot better at it’
• New F5 Faves Section: Caldecott Winners!
• Bowtell bronze at open dive
• Forum focuses on future of I-95 in Connecticut
• Nice New Book Goodness!
• In Darien: Congressman hears tales of struggling brokers
• Police: New Darien resident greeted by angry neighbor
• Shoulder surgery shortens Shannon’s season
• State offers amnesty for owners of illegal pets
• Ferrero OT hero in Bantam B Tier 4 state title win
• Less is more for four: Level 4 travel gymnasts second at Judges Cup
• Christensen, Bennett and Hall named new captains, all old captains named all-stars
• Awards Banquet celebrates ski season, Rizzuto, Del Col MVPs
• Aquianas sync-swim team wins top trophy at East Zone meet
• Chelsea Piers CT hosts triathlon trainig program
• Judge rules Stefanonis’ Leroy-West housing project worthy
• Plutte’s first puts her in New England championships
• Fish fifth in the state
• Bridgeport’s Bishop Lori named archbishop of Baltimore
• RTM approves voting realignment for Darien; takes effect in GOP primary
• Opus's Crystal Ball gathers lots of support
• Raising Cain - Morning Matinee and Author Presentation
• Obituary: Lee Sumner Cushman, 73, Darien resident, world traveler
• We Come in Second at Darien Community Spelling Bee
• Prenatal and Storytime Yoga
• Darien Eagle Scout candidate keeping boats on their moorings
• Obituary: Shirley Nutting Hughes, 86, lifelong Darien resident
• Woman arrested for threatening disabled brother, punching elderly mother
• Darien's lowest gas price matches national average
• Priscilla and Pat S.'s MUOMS Picks
• Some Allen-O’Neill students have to find own ride to schools during project
• Two businesses pop up at Darien Green on the Post Road
• Just for Fun Monday…Hey You Gonna Finish Those Grapes?
• Nutmeg Book Group
• Darien Real Estate Market Update,New Listings,Deposits and Solds…
• Another shuffle: RTM and voting districts changing
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Moby photo exhibit opening draws hundreds
• Darien schools join forces to help 'kick butts'
• Fitzpatrick joins Marlins
• Wave 2012: ‘We would just really like to come out and win it all’
• Christensen silver at states
• Town issues $14 million top-rated Triple A municipal bonds at lowest rate in 40 years
• Three Darien students named as scholarship finalists
• Darien schools join forces to help 'kick butts'
• Parents, students continue to support budgets
• Smart Apps and Sound Screentime Discussion Podcast
• Two Darien Whole Foods employees arrested in a week
• Bair triple-winner in Wave second place finish at states
• Senior season sees Woodring join 1,000-point club at Choate
• Get Your Green On!
• Video of Julie Jason
• Darien executive pleads not guilty to felony hate crime, assault
• Darien executive send-off for Kiki
• Spring Cleanup: DPW will pick up debris by appointment
• Resident invents device to help golf swings
• February 2012 ,State of the Market,Darien Real Estate
• New Young Adult Books Now Located On Main Street
• Renovation Wave: Booster Club in campaign to raise $150,000 for high level fitness center at DHS
• Ostberg tops CT runners in freshman mile
• Connecticut officials tout benefits of Northeast Utilities merger
• Darien's Larrabee opens permanent installation at Mass. restaurant
• Darien truck driver arrested for taking cash from lost wallet
• Fighting Illini 4th graders go undefeated
• Tonight: Finance board hosts public hearing on proposed budgets; split vote looms
• YMCA House gymnastics teams find success at Southern Leagues Championships
• Obituary: Dr. John Ryland Hinrichs, 82, former Darien resident, psychologist
• ERI Building and Design Squirt champs
• Eight Darien players skate King into first final
• Y Gymnasts third at American Invitational
• Obituary: Raymond H. Noble of Darien, 90, flight instructor, WWII bombardier
• U12 Ice Cats take New Englands
• 8th Grade A travel AA champs
• Kings crowned
• Here's what's new in Books this week!
• Friday Nights at Darien Library
• How to Sell Your Home in Two Weeks…..Darien Real Estate
• Klein elected first new Darien Democrat chairman in 8 years
• Darien Republican Club to address ‘false information’ at annual meeting
• Obituary: John Pearson Hammond, 66, former Darien resident, built Internet companies
• Darien native Moby opens photo show in Greenwich
• Apple technology helps cops find stolen iPad
• 3rd Annual Teen Writing Competition Awards Ceremony: March 31st.
• Obituary: William C. Bell, 89, Darien senior center writer, U.S. Army veteran
• Helen Ainson adds shoes to its inventory
• Rothston’s last stand: ‘He makes some big saves and we just keep plugging away’
• Inspections….Not Just For Buyers Anymore,Darien Real Estate
• Selectman Dave Campbell talks economy on CBS Evening News
• Looking Glastonbury: ‘A hard working, scrappy little team’
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Good News,Bad News, Darien Real Estate,Spring 2012
• P&Z discrimination? Hamer, Darien argue housing lawsuit’s merits
• Fastest man on the draw: Hanford honored as All-Decade standout by Colorado Mammoth
• Morgan Stanley executive pleads not guilty to felony hate crime, assault
• Four candidates for Connecticut's Republican primary; no Democrat primary
• College baseball double-header at DHS Saturday
• It's Later Than You Think
• Spring Book Sale!
• Special ed drives finance board's budget concerns
• High school standouts take part in symposium
• Olive oil boutique opens its doors on the Post Road
• Darien football team holds fourth annual “Lifting Grace” fundraiser
• Goal Bruno
• Nicky Danger: ‘The high slot, that’s where he’s most dangerous’
• Psychotherapist launches practice, focuses on art therapy for children
• Countdown to the 1940 Census
• Obituary: Lois Grace Steinmetz Ellson, 87, mother of Darien resident
• Smart Apps, Sound Screentime Panel Discussion
• Office of Civil Rights: Years later, Darien Schools still violating Title IX
• ‘Clerical error’ had Ring’s End slated for demolition
• Streeter named new Community Fund leader
• In the Nick of time: Bruno scores in OT for 2-1 win over Rams at states
• The Darien Library Mission
• Miss Kiera and Jen's MUOMS Picks
• Keep the Green in Darien
• Darien Land Trust's St. Patrick's Day Celebration
• Here's what's new in Books this week!
• Cheerleaders in first
• Register for Babe Ruth travel team tryouts at dybs.org
• Arts Center karate-fest: ‘It helps build their self-esteem’
• PlayOn!: CIAC announces new sports network to stream live high school events
• With Darien service plazas to close for renovation, state DOT talks future tonight
• School food service health ranks among best in town
• Watch ‘Being Elmo’ at the Darien Library, meet director and producer
• Obituary: Mary Rogers Hillas, 93, volunteer, mother of Darien resident
• Disputed facts: Darien man faces racial intimidation charges after allegedly stabbing cab driver
• Obituary: Alexander ‘Al’ B. McElwee, 81, Darien resident was Pitney Bowes plant manager, U.S. Marine
• After state elections ruling, and erroneous statement, Darien GOP Club president resigns
• Darien Library Family Cookbook
• Obituary: John Francis Coyne Jr., 90, ran Darien insurance office, World War II veteran
• Connecticut house sales rose 4.5% in January
• Ox Ridge teacher, students take bite out of hunger
• Southworth, Mosher compete at open meet
• Jack and Jack crack national paddle tournament
• Ice Cats GAL champs
• 7th Graders make title game
• Loh high finisher for DHS at New England meet
• Gill helps Everton America U13 boys soccer win in Manhattan
• Cochran boys swim-dive 'FCIAC Coach of the Year,' Bair leads Wave at title meet
• Growing Up, Growing Strong: Spring Programs & Special Events
• Canning in Afghanistan: Troops receive ‘awesome package’ from Wave
• Obituary: John W. ‘Jack’ Balentine, 60, grew up in Darien
• Despite a weak winter, Darien not saving much money
• Democrats seek new registrar of voters
• Darien, can you spell D-E-P-O-T ?
• Our Spring Book Discussion Series Begins!
• Wave edged 3-2 in FCIAC final: ‘I thought it was a hell of a hockey game’
• Rink retro: Darien last met, beat Ridgefield at FCIACs six seasons ago
• Tigers vs. Wave: A rematch half-dozen years in the making finds Feighan back in time
• March 3 is Girls' Day!
• Etsy Workshop for Parents
• Free-4-all: Wave to play Rams again in opening round of states
• Two months after Christmas fire, Darien families give ‘A Show of Support’
• Did you vote for the Darien High School safe driving video?
• One more time
• As question still loom, Allen-O’Neill expansion breaks ground
• Selectmen cut another country club’s taxes
• Op-ed cartoon: Fire horns
• Darien man faces charges of racial intimidation
• Years later, state rules that Republican Club is a PAC
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Police and Depot offer parents Internet safety workshop
• See the dresses of ‘Downton Abbey’ at the Darien Historical Society
• Selectmen mull train parking changes
• Brendan Hat-away: Wave beats Rams 5-2 in FCIAC semis
• Top 20 ranked Ithaca gymnast Bolduc earns third weekly honors this year
• CIAC ice: Wave leads Rams
• ‘We just couldn’t make our shots’
• Post Road building tagged
• State bracing for winter's worst as Leap Day storm nears
• Who put that extra day on the calendar? Thank Caesar and the Pope for Feb. 29
• Rainy Leap Day could lead to sleet and snow for commute home
• Daffodil Days return to Middlesex
• New Darien law firm shares their clients’ entrepreneurial spirit
• Hoops loses
• March 2 is Read Across America Day
• Police find missing elderly woman
• Teens MineCraft!
• Here's what's new in Books this week!
• Abby and Gretchen's MUOMS Picks
• St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hosts Chanticleer
• Chanticleer Flyer
• Snow, sleet and rain could hamper Wednesday commute
• Strong majority of Connecticut voters support red light safety cameras
• Joe Haberny: The sign of spring’s keeper
• Celebrate World Read Aloud Day... with lots of reading!
• Stamford’s Chris Meek is running for Congress
• Darien father arrested for slapping adult daughter
• One Book, One Community Kids Programs
• Connecticut gas prices jump 7¢ in a week
• Spring Storytime Registration Begins Monday, February 27
• Darien High Schoolers fare well at science fair
• Now it’s dark: Rubber meets the road in FCIACs rubber match Wednesday night
• Guilford spills DHS at start of states
• Mosher and Southworth lead Wave at last states
• Psyched for states: Wave hosts Farmington 6 p.m. Tuesday
• Salem Straits reopens, Darien's power almost completely restored
• Looking for Harbor Point Stamford Rentals…An Update
• State opens emergency center in anticipation of wind problems
• Jewelry and items stolen from downtown shop
• Wave awaits: No. 1 DHS sees winner of Rams-Wilton in semis on leap day
• Wind advisory issued for Darien, region
• Parking Notice for Wednesday, February 29th
• Darien Cops & Kids collecting smoke detectors for seniors
• Jepsen joins other attorneys general to challenge Google's new privacy policy
• You Are What You Read!!!
• Could plastic bag ordinance go to referendum?
• Sounding off: Does Darien still need fire horns?
• Darien Schools face deficit for third straight year
• Driver in fiery I-95 crash that killed two sentenced to 10 years
• Despite fare increase, Malloy cutting rail spending by $10M
• Obituary: Teresa Casciari, 84, mother of Darien resident, taught at St. Al’s
• Matheis reenergized: ‘I don’t want to lose a game this year’
• Obituary: Dr. Edward Stewart Holcomb, 92, father of Darien resident
• Darien teacher maternity leaves on the rise
• Arborists secure Nature Center’s backyard for kids
• RTM decides to split budget votes
• Community Rallies to Turn Love Into Power and Raise Research Funds for Rare Childhood Disease of Rasmussen Encephalitis
• Wave out
• Evening celebrating the Wave March 10 at CCD
• Are People Moving Away From Connecticut?
• Teen OBOC Book Choice: The Inquisitor's Apprentice
• Chidley, Vogel, Roney score with Aquianas at Junior Easts
• The Hunger Games: a trivia contest
• Secretary of the state talks election improvements in Ridgefield
• Merchants stepping up for 45th Darien Antique Show
• Darien Ct, Kids,Kids and More Kids…
• Grace: 4th annual Wave football Lift-A-Thon March 8-9
• Bantam A1 takes Silver at Ocean State Tournament
• Obituary: Charles ‘Chet’ William Gerdts III, 58, Darien resident, New York attorney
• ‘We could have won that game’: Wave ahead in third, then trounced by top seed
• IRS: Your Social Security benefits may be taxable
• Hall helps give Wave a shot vs. no-loss Rams
• Middle schoolers celebrate Latin American culture
• One Book One Community for Kids
• Darien’s GOP leader was cited by SEC
• Pole vault: Freshman Crafford sets school record, Gasparino has personal best
• Stamford’s Chelsea Piers CT complex to house Conn. Yankees Youth Hockey program, host showcase tournaments
• Chelsea Piers CT: Soccer’s Lilly, hockey’s Ruggiero, squash’s Grainger to run summer camps in Stamford
• July opening of Chelsea Piers CT offers array of summer camps, 60,000 square foot field house, twin-rinks too
• Greenwich nanny arrested for stealing flatware in Darien
• Gasoline prices continue their steady rise
• Obituary: Susan Bathrick Fischer, 73, psychotherapist, grew up in Darien
• Warm winter could mean more trouble with ticks
• Hearle wins DAR’s American history essay contest
• Personal bankruptcy filings down 14% in Connecticut in 2011
• Darien Arts Center, Paint,Dance,Play!
• Going 8-2 improvement on 2011 run
• Just for Fun Friday…Three Chickens Die in Darien
• March Programs in the Children's Library
• One Book, One Community Grand Prize Drawing
• One Book, One Community Kickoff! A Potluck Party and Film Screening
• Schedule for CAPT Testing in March 2012
• Obituary: Michelle LaBranche Campbell of Darien, former Rowayton resident
• Life Begins at Forty
• One Book, One Community 2012
• State crown take-back: ‘This has happened to us before’
• The Inquisitor's Apprentice
• One Book One Community
• Darien's top paid employees: School staff rakes it in
• $41.3 million: More details on what's in the town budget
• More details on what's in the $80.3M school budget
• Darien woman, Springdale man debut films at Playhouse
• Global Warming Works For Darien Real Estate….
• Bridgeport Diocese separates itself from former bishop’s comments
• Lanphier Day Spa & Salon getting ready for big changes
• Playschool expands with foreign language immersion classes
• Depot’s services cause rift in budget talks
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ!!!
• Coop fire kills three Darien chickens
• A Prickly Subject: Porcupine Books
• Huge oops at states: Data input error ‘discovery’ unseats DHS
• CL&P warns of phone scam claiming rebate
• Coyle honored for 25 years of service
• Lights proposal returns from darkness
• Bluegrass Thursday - Folk Music with Tumbling Bones
• Janet and Amanda's MUOMS Picks
• Woodring burning up the court with Choate
• School budget approved after $226K in cuts, now to Board of Finance
• Wave close Class L runner-up
• Library Closed on Presidents' Day
• $80.3M: Board of Ed adds language program, social worker, rugby
• Stamford Rentals at Harbor Point,New Restaurants Coming….
• New team to beat now beaten as No. 1 Wave shut out 4-0 by sixth place rival Rams
• Growing Good Kids - A Resource Roundtable
• Ask the Pediatricians: A Panel Discussion
• Darien High boys hockey holds ‘Support the Troops Donation Drive’
• Girls make states
• Rizzuto rises
• Killing the clock brings playoff bid to life
• Appy Hour - A List of Apps Handpicked by Our Staff
• After the storms: Darien to host forum on trees and power lines
• Wave wins states, Schoen, Hotchkiss take firsts
• Up 6.4%: Darien selectmen adopt $41.3M budget
• Micro Max: Rothston’s 1.5 goals against a macro factor in Wave rise to No. 1
• Gerwig’s gig: First-year coach winning with positive touch
• Fairfield man caught by Darien police with stolen GPS
• Just Pin It!
• Obituary: Arne G. Ohrn, 96, longtime Darien resident
• Darien High skiers make Shoot-Out cut
• Obituary: Elizabeth ‘Betty’ W. Gluck, 89, former longtime Darien resident, Glamour editor
• Bloomberg Terminal
• Is Darien's proposed early foreign language program worth it?
• Up 0.75%: Grand list rises to $8.86 billion
• Darien coach fired after son charged with assault
• Rating at states: Wave rises to No. 4 in DI with goals against of under 1.5
• Kiplinger an FCIAC champ
• Team to beat beaten: Wave sole owners of FCIAC first place with 4-2 win over Ridgefield
• Solid Silver: Wave, Mosher all around, second at FCIACs
• New Canaan man suffers serious head injury after jumping from moving vehicle on Hoyt Street
• Wave wins three of four in playoffs drive
• Wave 7-2 in the pool
• House team excels at Kristen Warner Invitational meet
• Schools consider several cuts to $80.6M budget
• Obituary: Richard DeWitt Lockhart, 80, Darien resident, volunteer, worked for Westinghouse
• 2012 Budget Report to the Board of Selectmen
• Selectmen cut some capital requests from budget
• Hillmans donate settlement from son’s suicide suit
• Language program maintains board support
• Ann and Elisabeth's MUOMS Picks
• School budget hearing draws support for rugby, languages, technology and more
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ!!!
• Bridgeport Diocese reacts to Egan: Abuse apology still stands
• Bridgeport Diocese reacts to Egan: Abuse apology still stands
• Engage in Sensory Play & Engineering Skills this Saturday
• Obituary: Charles J. Johnson Jr., 80, Former Darien resident, United Way president
• Wave comes of age on the court
• Darien's Christian Science church elects new readers
• Obituary: Michael V. Labozzo, 45, Darien resident
• Riccardo appointed to environmental commission
• Stacey Bewkes: Blogging in Style
• Level 6 third at Revolution Team Challenge
• Darien women skaters on both sides of NC Winter Club vs. Stamford Stampede fundraiser
• Wave 33, Warriors 28: ‘We’re not going to lose this game’
• Save the Date for Our Spring Gala!
• Eating Right to Feel Great
• Want to go private?
• Schedule for CMTs in March 2012
• Obituary: Ballard Hill Cantrell, 91, Rowayton resident was sailor, worked for SNET
• Tech Moms: A Panel Discussion
• Skyliners win triple titles at Eastern Championships, five lines head to nationals
• Allison Graham, Del Col pace Wave down the mountain
• Shakin’ all over: Girls puck has new all-time top scorer
• Quantum leap: Lacy’s long jump spans 33 years, Wave second at FCIACs
• Wave finishes regular season 15-9
• Field events lead Wave at FCIAC meet
• Our Favorite Parenting Blogs
• Senior Day: Mosher-Southworth shine at last home meet
• Stacey Bewkes: Blogging in Style
• Hunger for bandwidth increasing in Darien
• Dealing with Bullies
• Wrestlers roll to winning FCIAC record
• Rooney to Duke
• Record setter Smith kicks it up to Elon
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ!!!
• Darien Police seek 5% spending increase
• Darien's affordable housing moratorium fight continues
• Who're Darien's Women of Distinction?
• Take Your Child to the Library Day
• Darien Schools seek young composers
• Celebrate Black History Month!
• Turning low tech into high tech
• Hathaway blows ’em away: ‘He’s been really playing lights-out hockey’
• Technology drives Darien students' learning and school budget
• Pixels to Print: Self-Publishing for Print and Digital Books
• Book Review of The Dead Gentleman
• Crow by Barbara Wright
• Shays, calling for a revolution, details U.S. Senate goals
• Fund created for Sipple children
• Rugby Club could kick it up to varsity
• One jumpin' time set for Salisbury slopes Feb. 10-12
• Southworth, freshman Gunn go 1-2 all around
• Contrasts collide as Wave rolls with playoffs race
• Priscilla and Asha’s MUOMS Picks
• "So You Think You Can Do Something?" - Winners
• State district map drawn with ‘perfect population equality’
• Obituary: William J. Harford, 89, WWII fighter pilot, former Darien resident
• Obituary: Barbara S. Saverine, 57, Darien native, nurse
• Obituary: Martin Spohn, 86, former Darien resident, Broadway stage manager
• Rizzuto, McCoy stay on top down the mountain
• Wave way ahead of the pack in race for East crown
• Other neighbors come out against sidewalks on Hoyt Street
• Darien Y gymnastics among the top teams in the Northeast
• Rizzuto, McCoy lead skiers in early meet
• Lacy takes three events, Wave wins FCIAC East ninth straight time
• DHS makes ready for Greenwich at 6-1
• West Rock turns gold at Challenge Cup
• Gulick on top as temps sink below
• Give Peace (and Quiet) a Chance
• Four Nissans stripped of emissions parts at Post Road dealership
• Legal problems put Darien's deer committee on chopping block
• Tumblers take first FCIAC meet, Southworth leads
• Twitter for Parents Workshops
• Wave wins 12th
• UnBEARably Cute Books
• Darien Restaurant Week,Good News In More Ways Than One…..
• The Secrets to Self-Publishing: A Panel Discussion
• Borrow a Gadget
• Special education garners special attention
• Darien's plastic bag debate opens at RTM
• Learning to Breathe
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ!!!
• RTM approves Darien teachers union raises
• Police still investigating Darien gas station robbery
• Chris Shays opens U.S. Senate campaign
• 9% hike? After years of limited spending, selectmen face tough decisions
• Obituary: Edward J. Filanowski, 87, World War II veteran, father of Darien resident
• New in Large Print
• Caroline and Sally's MUOMS Picks
• Obituary: Nick Lombardo, 91, restaurant owner, 50-year Darien resident
• Make Your Own Zine!
• Obituary: June Alexander Van Sciver, 88, Opened the Bait Shop 50 years ago
• Can you help Darien's Person-to-Person?
• Obituary: John Bernard ‘JB’ Sipple, 56, executive chef at Country Club of Darien
• Obituary: Florence A. Howe, 93, Darien resident
• Darien restaurant week starts Feb. 6
• Darien Family Turns Love Into Power With Second Annual Fundraiser To Help Find A Cure For Rare Childhood Disease
• Obituary: Eugene L. Lyver, 77, worked for General Electric, father of Darien resident
• Obituary: Paul Vincent Martenson, 87, sales executive
• Connecticut doesn't hold its GOP primary until April
• Ask the Doctors
• Armed robbery at Darien's Post Road Exxon Monday night, police seeking witnesses
• Construction site ransacked, more than $2,000 in tools stolen
• 3rd Annual Teen Writing Competition: featuring celebrity judge, Marc Aronson.
• 2012 Children's Book Awards Announced!
• Connecticut gasoline prices continue to rise
• Darien Family Turns Love Into Power With Second Annual Fundraiser To Help Find A Cure For Rare Childhood Disease
• First snow: Scenes around Darien Saturday
• The Home Monthly has new daily website
• First Snow: Storm over, Darien gets about 5"; drivers should still use caution; Goose is OK
• Did you know...? Snow!
• Yes, We're Open!
• Less than 2 inches down so far, Stevenson urges caution on roads
• Watch What Happens
• Biggart basket, Bushell rebounds snag victory in tight tilt with Staples
• Selectmen consider culling deer committee
• Roots Web
• National Archives & Records Administration Genealogy Page
• Geni
• Genealogy Home Page
• Family Search
• Ellis Island Immigration
• Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites
• Connecticut History Online
• Connecticut History Online
• First significant snowfall of 2012 starting tonight
• Petitioners call for Hoyt Street action
• Darien schools dissect $4.3m budget increase
• How Many Real Estate Websites Do You Really Need? Darien CT Real Estate.
• Obituary: Walter O. Scott, long time Darienite and real estate agency owner
• Selectmen forming new committee on technology, communication
• Reversing Chronic Disease
• Haydock cleared in Freedom of Information charges
• Sync swimmers Chidley, Wetmore and Chidley swim with Olympians
• Babe Ruth registration continues
• Wave unmarked in FCIAC
• U8 Girls take Central Park tournament
• Darien Democrats, Republicans elect new committee leaders
• Meet the Author of Just Being Audrey
• Green Moon Art Spot
• Car snaps utility pole; another car drives into river
• Shuffle work moving forward
• Louise and Alan's MUOMS Picks
• ‘We are having some great performances’
• Freshman Fucigna unbeaten in FCIAC
• Wave wins second straight, Marren back on board
• Darien pins winning mark in FCIAC
• Espresso Book Machine: Self-Publishing Brochure
• Espresso Book Machine: Brochure
• Thinking spring? Parks & Rec already talking beach stickers
• New Year New You: Resolve to Keep Those New Year’s Resolutions!
• Wave edges Rams: ‘Parsons and Ziga did a great job’
• New DVD Series Alert!
• Classic 80's Cartoons in the Children's Library!
• Obituary: Lester R. Giegerich, 96, Darien resident, real estate pioneer
• Ice Cats first at Northstars Classic
• Sullivan skates at Fenway in history making event
• Skyliners Synchronized Skating wins six medals at Colonial Classic
• Obituary: Harry F. Crane Jr., 93, Darien resident, beer salesman
• Obituary: Hazel Sloan Errico, 90, mother of former Darien resident
• Wave to Division I
• Olander visits 4th graders
• Hockey wins fourth straight
• Wave skiers off to swift start
• Navigating Your Hospital Stay
• Excessive speed causes early Monday Post Road wreck
• Espresso Book Machine: Example Cover
• Espresso Book Machine: Submission Requirements
• Espresso Book Machine: Submission Requirements
• Espresso Book Machine: DIY Guidelines
• Friday the 13th yields third car burglary at Darien YMCA
• DHS class of 2004: Fewer graduated from college than other affluent towns
• Darien’s voting districts likely to be redrawn; could reconfigure RTM
• Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Darien Schools improve budget deficit projection
• ‘He looked like Cam Neely’: It’s about more than goals for Jessiman as Avalanche affiliate’s top sniper
• Do you want to be an animal rescue volunteer?
• New Feature,Darien Real Estate Market Tracker
• Darien, local area under high wind advisory — restored to full power
• Upcoming Films
• Aging in Place+Gallivant names new board at first ‘annual meeting’
• How much did that Shuffle vote cost Darien?
• Sidewalk talk: Resident calls officials’ Hoyt St. ideas ‘backwards’
• Occupy Darien organizer arrested; more details on her scene at Papa Joe's
• Hair: Spirit of ’69 more than a fashion on Wave 2012 ice
• Bragg breaks eight team records for Piranhas
• Wave wins fourth straight meet
• Obituary: Avery Rogers Brooke, 88, Darien resident was Christian author
• Letting City Directories Work for You
• Senior Niya Wright named Good Citizen by Daughters of the American Revolution
• Knockout: Naughton, Phillips lead in win over Rams
• Cradle of Conn. lacrosse’s cradle rocked by No. 1 Northwestern’s choice of 10th grader Stein
• Computer Basics Workshop for Parents
• Must see Darien TV? Ch. 79 considers changes after viewer survey
• Letting City Directories Work for You
• Bari Koral Concert
• Malloy announces Connecticut storm disaster preparedness and recovery initiatives
• Great shakes
• ‘A good day for freshmen’ at qualifying meet
• Brawlers claw way up to 6-5
• $4.3 million: Falcone proposes 5.6% school budget increase
• $4.3 million: Falcone proposes 5.6% school budget increase
• Longer Hours for Midterms
• Stress Less
• Learn Technology with Lynda.com
• The Gold Coast Standard and 2012,There Is Much to Learn, Grasshoppers…
• Obituary: Nancy K. Sprague, 71, longtime Darien resident, artist, teacher
• Hunt bags big game: Ace pair of goalies ‘a good problem to have’
• Obituary: Margaret E. Vosgerau Risola, 85, worked in Darien tax collector’s office
• Obituary: Margaret E. Vosgerau Risola, 85, worked in Darien tax collector’s office
• Obituary: Paula Jane Epprecht, 90, former Darien resident, dog lover
• 3 Year Anniversary of the New Darien Library
• Obituary: Richard Warren ‘Rick’ Stewart, 56, worked in finance, coached Darien youth sports
• Art on View: Narrative and Nuance by Henry Caserotti
• What district are you in now? Darien officials tasked with reorganizing polls
• Powell: Finally a teacher tenure debate; lying cops let off
• Death notice: Tamako Yorichika, former of Darien resident
• Girls Wave Hockey in the picture
• Mosher and Southworth, and Southworth, lead Wave into tumbling 2012
• Death notice: June A. Van Sciver of Darien
• Thieves grab $50K in jewelry, cause $70K in damage in early morning break-in at David Harvey Jewelers
• Community Fund’s executive director to resign in March
• Obituary: Therese Thomas McKitterick, 91, longtime Darien resident was DCA president
• ‘Working hard and it shows’: Pik, McMullin, Smith and Eppley first in qualifier relay
• Malloy says storm panel's report will help create new initiatives and legislation
• 'Quiet cars' greet some New Haven Line commuters this week
• Winter 2012 Storytime Registration Starts Today
• New business laws started with New Year
• Welcome to 21 Things for 21st Century Parents (2012)
• Wave sets school relay record at early FCIAC qualifying meet
• State awarded federal money for Irene and Oct. snow damage
• Wave improves to .500
• Darien raring to avenge last season’s East defeat
• Gas prices in Connecticut could rise significantly in 2012
• Court appoints 'special master' on Connecticut congressional redistricting
• Cheaper electricity in Connecticut may be delivered at a higher price
• Hall blanks Warriors, Wave climbs to 5-0
• Is heroin use on the rise among Darien teenagers?
• Rothston stops NDF for first shutout of season
• DHS teacher charged with indecency likely to have charges dropped
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ!!!
• No. 1 of 2011: The Shuffle
• Darien Real Estate Market Report, January 2012
• No. 2 of 2011: Storms wreak havoc on Darien
• No. 3 of 2011: Deaths on the turnpike
• No. 4 of 2011: The year in Darien crime
• No. 5 of 2011: Fireworks return to Darien skies
• Darien Youth Lacrosse registration for 2012 season ends Jan. 15
• PCI Creative is Darien business of the year
• Darien caucuses: Democrats, GOP elect new committee members this month
• Calvary Church earns historic status
• No. 5 of 2011: Elementary school foreign languages
• No. 6 of 2011: Elementary school foreign languages
• No. 6: The race for first selectman
• No. 8 of 2011: Affordable housing
• No. 9 of 2011: School maintenance woes
• Midterms are just aroud the corner, but the library has your back!
• Boys on track for strong season
• Lacy wins twice at Wilton
• Wave wrestlers move to 3-3 FCIAC
• Bitter and sweet of new season already tasted by Wave winter teams
• Darien Non-Profit RE Children’s Project Appoints Research Coordinator to Facilitate Research into Rare Childhood Disease of Rasmussen Encephalitis
• Get Organized in the New Year
• Furious finish: Marina Stefanoni wins 10U soccer tournament with county stars
• Norwalk company resumes work at Darien Police station
• Wave Peeks: Swimmers and divers undefeated
• Woodring averaging 16 points for Choate
• Darien Library Documentary on TV
• App of the Month - DoodleCast for Kids
• Monday Matinees for Parents
• Winter 2012 Adult Technology Classes
• Darien Homes Market Outlook for 2012
• Best Books of 2011
• New IRead Series: Hailey Twitch!
• Bloomberg 201
• Bloomberg 101
• Creating Resumes in Microsoft Word
• Advanced Excel
• iPads for Intermediate Users
• Intermediate Excel
• Microsoft Office Tips and Tricks
• Facebook & Twitter: Social Tools You Can Use
• Family Film: Dolphin Tale
• No. 10 of 2011: To leash or or not to leash
• Darien ticket price details: New Haven Line fares go up Sunday
• Darien Library creates paid fellowship in honor of Harold McGraw Jr.
• 21 Things for 21st Century Parents
• Obituary: Dr. Stephen Derkash, Greenwich doctor, father of Darien resident
• Darien TV79 wants your opinions
• In Darien: Blumenthal reflects on job growth, politics and Afghanistan’s challenges
• Obituary: Helen Frankenthaler, 83, well-known American abstract expressionist lived in Darien
• It's Moving Day!
• Man stiffs then stabs cab driver in Darien after ride from Manhattan
• Lucia ‘C.C.’ Beverly Lefferts, 86, longtime Darien resident, artist, volunteer
• Obituary: Marnie Carter Coates, 61, Darien High Class of ’68, artist, advertiser
• Book Review of The New Kid
• Area Grinch steals Christmas from several Darien families
• Come and Create: StoryTubes 2012
• Obituary: Thomas Matthew Daley, 70, owner of Darien bookstore
• Illinois fugitive caught at I-95 rest stop
• New Drop-In Storytime Schedule for 2012
• Storytimes for the New Year
• Borrowing eBooks on Nook Instructions
• Borrowing eBooks on Kindle Instructions
• Borrowing eBooks on iPad Instructions
• New York Times Bestsellers: Non-Fiction
• NPR Bestsellers: Non-Fiction
• Now at Darien Library: eBooks!
• Special education costs threaten to put schools in a $250,000 hole
• LeapPad vs. InnoTab: Tablets for Kids
• Hoyt St. residents losing patience over sidewalk progress
• Into the Depths
• Darien Library's Top 20!
• Safe School Climate Plan
• Schools consider frugality to fill budget hole
• Darien Police agree on school resource officer
• State to widen, improve I-95, Post Road in Darien and Norwalk
• Darien school capital projects moving forward in fragile economy
• Great Websites for Kids
• All is Merry and Bright
• Occupy Darien: Starts off slow on rainy Wednesday
• Ellie Bonnet: Bennett scores hat trick of hat tricks
• Goodnight, sleep tight!
• Kiplinger stays on top for Wave
• Obituary: Ruth W. Burger, 91, longtime Darien resident, opera singer
• Occupy Darien: Two-day protest starts Wednesday in Tilly Pond Park
• Obituary: Colin Alexander Rankine, 47, former Darien resident worked in IT
• Wave Peeks: Wrestlers fourth at Derby
• Sneak Peek Tech Programs for Parents, Children, and the Whole Family.
• SNEAK PEEK: Cyber Parents & Digital Natives
• State of Darien: Hagerty-Ross touts schools’ accomplishments
• Masterpiece on ice: Wave goes ‘back to drawing board’ to etch 6-1 win over Rams
• Programs for the Whole Family
• Programs for Children
• Programs for Parents
• Cyber Parents & Digital Natives
• State of Darien: Conze presents planning from new perspective
• Obituary: Ann Ward Gibb, 86, longtime Darien resident was artist
• State of Darien: Mao says town finances are ‘healthy and strong’
• Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Fellowhip
• January Programs in the Children's Library - Register Today!
• This Month's Wednesday Matinee - The Family Stone
• Cyber Parents & Digital Natives: A Technology Series for the Modern Family
• All-FCIAC Fall Stars: Wave football ties for league high with nine picks
• Crane sets London Olympics sails, qualifies in Australia for 2012 Games
• Holiday Hours at the Library
• Board OKs foreign language in Darien elementary schools
• Business Books On the Move
• Skyliners synchronized skating team wins seven medals in Michigan and at home
• Giving them El
• Momentum swings wild in Wave’s 6-5 OT loss at West Haven
• Bennett has eight goals in first two games
• NPR Bestsellers Non-Fiction for the Week of December 15th
• New York Times Bestsellers - Non-Fiction
• Judge denies Little League's motion to strike Stefanoni defamation case
• Boys swim-dive scuttles Rams in opener
• State fines contractor for not having insurance while working on Darien Police station
• Revisit a Classic Series
• New York Times Bestsellers
• Occupy Darien organizer pleads not guilty to criminal charges
• The Future Of Us by Jay Asher
• Teen Lounge iPad
• No means Yes: Shuffle upheld by low voter turnout
• Kiplinger, Forlivio win on mat in opener
• Stevenson speaks of ‘renewed optimism’ in first State of the Town address
• UX Department 2010-2011 Annual Report
• Teen and Technology 2010-2011 Annual Report
• Materials Management 2010-2011 Annual Report
• Peterson’s crew finds first win over Ridgefield
• Occupy Darien: Rague plans two-day protest in Tilly Pond Park
• Kindergarten Registration
• Cesco’s Trattoria Comes to Darien,Now You Really Have to Move Here…..
• Calling All Playwrights!
• New DVDs!
• So You Think You Can Do Something?
• Foreign languages approved for elementary schools
• Shuffle referendum: 32% turnout in Darien; No's need nearly 78% of the vote
• While more vote against Shuffle, it's not enough to defeat project
• Returning Rothston gives Wave a shot in any game
• Obituary: Barbara Woolworth Oakford, former longtime Darien resident, volunteer
• Referendum: What your vote means
• Ox Ridge area hit again with weekend burglary, no ladder left on scene
• Special Encore Matinee Performance - "The Help"
• Maley, Baldwin, D’Andrea, Gesualdi, Vanderhorn named next season’s Wave football captains
• Wave football places wreaths for soldiers
• More Gift-Giving Suggestions from the Children's Library
• Bennett nets four
• Season starter: Marren has game-high points in 42-35 win at Ludlowe
• Bill Clinton greets hundreds at Barrett Bookstore signing
• Ryan nets 20 points for GFA at Rye
• Tropsa, Christensen, Shaker, returning Rohn and nine new girls give Wave an edge in energy on ice
• Wave football team to take part in ‘Wreaths Across America’ at home on Saturday
• Referendum voters' guide
• Shuffle vote is next week
• Children's Library Chat on December 7
• Adult Programs
• Looking for a little action?
• Wave girls hoops: ‘It’s positive’
• Fall All-FCIAC: Wave swim-dive buoyed by youth
• The Studio, a new salon, opens on the Post Road
• Bill Clinton coming to Darien bookstore
• School enrollment falls for the first time in 23 years
• Two-year credit card fraud investigation ends in arrest
• Moody's: Darien's Aaa rate back to stable
• Occupy Darien organizer arrested
• Obituary: Lawrence W. Magnuson WWII veteran, volunteer firefighter
• Obituary: Edgar G. Baugh, WWII veteran flew combat missions
• Darien Gift Guide: Staff Recommendations
• Ladder thieves strike again, police link crimes to Merritt area
• Children's Library Gift Giving Guide
• Obituary: Wayne E. Malloy, Vietnam veteran earned bronze star
• Obituary: Emily Clow Condo Mother, community volunteer
• Obituary: Kathleen Joy McKenzie; Longtime resident, world traveler
• First selectman issues voting guidelines for next week's referendum
• Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management PeeWee A1 wins silver at Lake Placid
• Man charged for choking his elderly mother and girlfriend in same week
• Evening and Weekend Parking
• Bradley FCIAC Coach of the Year, Helgans in CT Senior Bowl
• Movie Magic on Fridays!
• Darien man sails across the Atlantic Ocean
• Dump closes for holidays
• Missing Darien dog: Have you seen Brooks?
• Reference USA - The Librarian's Secret Weapon
• New lawsuit accuses Darien's P&Z Commission of anti-African-American agenda
• Just for Fun Monday,Worst MLS Photos
• Second Darien teen turns himself in for assault at underage drinking party
• Darien family hosts Thanksgiving dinner for disabled
• Campaign finance: Republicans outspend Democrats 2-to-1
• How would Shuffle affect school spending? Not much.
• Stamford Hospital's Mobile Wellness Center Mammograms On Site
• StoryTubes Competition
• Darien to be split in two House districts
• Swimmer’s mile: 12-year-olds Gorey and Florio go the distance with Caimans
• Stories I Only Tell My Friends: An Autobiography by Rob Lowe
• Yes or No? Both sides of Shuffle vote make their cases
• Rugby reunion: Wave defending champs bring back college players as five-year-old club program thrives
• Darien RTM District 2 has five openings
• Selectmen transfer $75,000 for Public Works upgrades
• Obituary: Gregory Ernest Mazza, 57, Darien High Class of ’73, ran own business
• Obituary: Samuel Curtis Stowell, 82, father of Darienites, Pitney Bowes VP
• Best Children's Books of 2011 - Publisher's Weekly
• A Goodnight Book for 21st Century Children: Goodnight Ipad!
• Darien pediatrician fined after taking vaccines from Greenwich Hospital
• Video of Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs
• Darien man charged with breach of peace early Thanksgiving morning
• Darien man charged with breech of peace early Thanksgiving morning
• Obituary: Mildred Madeleine Acton Thomas, 88, longtime Darien resident
• Obituary: Virginia Fitzgerald Webb, 88, longtime Darien resident
• Stuffed Animal Sleepover on December 20
• Electric rate buzz: Cheaper power could be delivered at higher cost
• Messina, boy Black Belt
• Here's what's new in Books this week!
• Darien student performs in WestConn opera
• Obituary: Frederick R. Scharmer, 98, worked in publishing, Darien theater
• Obituary: Evelyn Nicholson Henry, 103, longtime Darien resident
• You'll Like This Picturebook
• Super 8: Good or Great?
• Police warn of phone scam
• 'Tuz' returns: And so do many more, to DIR at 4th Annual Girls Wave Hockey Alumnae Game
• Obituary: Romeo Melfi service is Saturday
• High school beating victim received serious injuries
• Darien Board of Ed considers adding security cameras at all schools
• Proposed Darien school projects include generators, security cameras, more
• Old thorns, new roses driving next school budget
• Rentals in Darien Ct, A Mixed Bag
• Watershed planning continues for Five Mile River
• Past roads of Darien referenda
• Both sides of Shuffle form committees
• Turkey Bowl Turkey: Rams run away with it 42-21 in annual football event
• Darien vs. New Canaan: Turkey Bowl has ‘states’ on the line
• Two Darien football players suspended for Turkey Bowl after assault arrests
• Three indicted for pinhole camera ATM scam
• Darien teens perform in Macy’s Thanksgiving parade
• 10 Years after: Wave football’s last win over Rams hits milestone mark Thursday
• Volleyball bows out
• A rising demand: Darienites meet the needs of the needy
• Shuffle referendum set for Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Darien skaters help light up Skyliners Synchronized team at Plymouth season start
• Evans makes it to DII mens soccer ‘Sweet 16’
• Harrison Gill excels with Everton regional soccer team
• Heat tops Sparks for girls Club Excel championship
• L.A. Galaxy puts out Chicago Fire 4-2 for first Club Excel title
• Darien High Rugby Club alumni get together at DHS Saturday
• A league of their own
• Little League registration begins
• Princeton Tigertones to perform Sunday, Dec. 4
• Darien's Kraft joins state’s Veterans Hall of Fame
• Selectmen set Shuffle referendum for Dec. 13; polls open all day
• Orem’s 200 IM school record swim took 25 years to snap, Leunis shatters 1980 mark in breaststroke
• It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year…Just Not For Darien Real Estate
• Darien Police arrest Bridgeport man after finding stolen goods at pawn shop
• Turkey Bowl tickets at DHS, get them while they’re hot
• Stevenson will propose all day voting for referendum at Monday meeting
• Barbara Harrington grants awarded to Darien teachers
• Growing Good Kids - Difficult Behavior
• Fitzpatrick, Ashcraft go 3-4 at open dive championship meet
• Shuffle opposition objects to proposed referendum timing
• This Weeks Property Transfers, Darien Homes
• Holiday Hours at the Library
• Conservancy planting trees at Darien gateways Monday
• Saturday at William Pitt Sotheby’s, Rowayton CT Real Estate
• Obituary: David D. Dillon Jr., 91, father of Darienite, WWII vet
• Wave runners take All-State honors
• Three letter team
• Sources for Irish Records - Presented by the Middlesex Genealogical Society
• NaNoWriMo Write-In This Sunday!
• Meet the Authors - Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs
• Shuffle proponents form political action committee
• Shuffle referendum: Project goes to voters next month
• President issues major disaster declaration for Connecticut
• Spanish in Darien elementary schools proposal returns
• Vocal opponent named to Darien Housing Authority
• All four not: Wave field hockey state title streak stopped in 3-2 OT loss to Wilton in semis
• Volleyball eliminated from Class LL tournament
• Darien Real Estate Third Quarter Market Report
• Meet the Authors - The Fabulous Beekman Boys
• CL&P chief quits; Northeast Utilities to make changes
• Selectmen schedule special meeting on referendum
• Over $6,000 in goods taken from Darien garage
• Campbell would be acting first selectman
• Board of Ed, union agree to smaller pay increases
• Pool party: Wave girls swim-dive beats out Rams for Class L crown
• Wave hardwood crew two wins from retrieving title
• Celebratory season stops at Bunnell, but echoes to last a lifetime following watershed year
• Wave girls soccer’s season closes in close one vs. No. 1 seed
• New Art in the Lower-Level Gallery
• First graders travel back in time to learn Darien history
• Friday Film - "Everything Must Go"
• Obituary: Russell C. North, 86, artist grew up in Darien
• Stratford race benefits Connecticut Food Bank
• Obituary: Nicholas B. Wood, 80, longtime resident, author
• Boys soccer alumni game Nov. 26
• Former Darien facilities director gets off without jail time
• Perticone heroine in OT win
• Cool hand Henry: QB Baldwin’s 24 TD passes in nine games a record at DHS
• Interstate foot chase ends in arrest of Bronx minor
• Electric car charging station coming to Darien High School
• ‘What an awesome season’: Wave XC top 10 in New England
• Freshman Fitzpatrick runner-up diver at states
• Wave field hockey back into final 4
• Crafty kicker: Branca’s PK wins it 1-0 over Rams in second round of states
• Pest control worker charged with swapping $10K diamond with fake
• Obituary: Agnes T. Lesko, 93, lifelong Darien resident
• New ‘green’ community being built in Heights
• Field hockey advances to quarters
• Just for Fun Friday…..Darien Real Estate
• Get your kicks: Darien vs. Rams in boys soccer second round clash Monday
• Scroll Show: Wave girls soccer’s win at states over Warde in pictures
• Petition meets deadline, townwide Shuffle vote appears likely
• Spirit blitz
• Eighteen Wave football seniors honored pre-game on Saturday
• Keep away
• Stevenson to appear on 'Face the State' Sunday
• Outgoing First Selectman Campbell proud he ‘got things done’
• Cornered: Schoen’s short side long shot downs Warde 1-0 at states
• Special Documentary Screening - The Old Home Comes Down
• Chemical fire shuts down Post Road at rush hour
• Election ’11: New constable replaces 10-year Darien veteran
• New Canaan woman gets rowdy with Darien cops
• Currency Wars: Darien’s James Rickards details world's financial future
• Stevenson, and rest of Darien GOP sweep to victory
• Darien to observe Veterans Day Friday
• Signed and sealed, Duke-bound Matheis ESPN’s No. 1 high school lax player in the land
• Wave boys hockey alumni game Nov. 26 at DIR
• Board of Education elects new chairman
• Shuffle opponents gathering signatures; deadline is Friday
• November Exhibit at the Geary Gallery in Darien, CT
• October nor'easter pummels state
• Obituary: Paul A. Chase, 85, Darien native worked at Pitney Bowes
• Obituary: Philip Abbe Morehouse, 93, former Darien judge, family roots here go back to 1641
• Bridgeport woman charged for embezzling nearly $140,000 from Darien bank
• Snow Update: Extended Hours
• Obituary: George W. Hill Sr., 84, former Heights fire chief, town building inspector
• After the snow: Darien's police will have extra manpower Monday night for trick or treating
• The other race: Four men seek three constable posts on Election Day
• After the snow: Darien Schools on 90-minute delay Monday; Halloween still on
• I Know Some Things You Don’t Know, Buying a Home in Darien
• Snow Update
• October surprise: Darien outages get higher along with winds during October snow storm
• Miss Representation Film Screening and Panel Discussion*
• Gone to the dogs no more, Wave boys soccer in FCIAC Final 4
• October storm means possible early snow this weekend
• Drug Collection Day - Saturday October 29th
• Final Darien debate moves beyond Shuffle
• ‘It’s a big role’: Kicker Smith quietly Wave second leading scorer
• No messing up vs. Wreckers: ‘They seem to thrive on the opponent's mistakes’
• Obituary: Raymond Joseph Hecker, 91, World War II veteran
• Darien, area schools challenge state’s special ed laws
• Numbers don’t lie still: Wave field hockey spins wheel of fortune on another season sweep
• Obituary: Emogene Weed Gaffney, 90, charter ladies auxiliary fire member
• Second debate focuses on Shuffle; third debate today
• The Annual Meeting of the Friends of Darien Library
• Youth Lacrosse online registration next month
• CT Hall of Fame for Wave lax coaching maestro Brameier
• ‘Ran the best time of her career’: Loh has high finish at FCIACs
• Obituary: Elizabeth Ann Wood, 75, fourth-generation Darien resident, volunteer
• ‘There was a lot of people in there’: McMullin knots it on corner as Wave occupies box in last minute of play
• 600 Darien students pledged a risk-free homecoming
• Wave boys tight runner-up to Hatters at FCIAC meet
• Wave 16-0 on the hardwood
• Ghost of a chance: 'Wear white' for the fight of Wave football's defending champ life at Westport on Saturday
• Sheila Crimmins Parsons, 91, longtime Darien resident, volunteer
• Mo and more: Minicus receives latest coaching award
• Obituary: Vincent D’Iorio, 88, Darien resident, veteran, writer and analyst
• Wave wins second straight, lodged in fifth in playoffs race
• Obituary: Ann Marie Hearn, longtime Darien resident was medical assistant
• Rare third Darien debate is Thursday; league host forum Tuesday
• Darien woman arrested for shoplifting
• Rowayton Ct, Sister Town to Darien….
• Excess baggage
• House fire on Buttonwood Lane
• By the skin of its cleats: Wave 35, Warriors 34 in two OT’s, Darien stays undefeated
• Darien League of Women Voters hosts Candidates Night this week
• Writing Tools of the Trade
• Truwit takes fifth at national tennis tourney, wins Babolat Award for Sportsmanship
• New dog groomer sets up shop at Little Red Schoolhouse
• Depth charge: Wave sinks Wilton in one of ‘the best dual meets’ Trifone’s seen as coach
• Campbell to ask RTM to vote on Shuffle before election
• Hole-busting thieves strike again, police link crimes to Merritt area
• Blue notes: Wave band strikes up a winning sound at Homecoming Game
• 'Dr. Bo' begins 26th year in Darien
• Darien's Kelly Associates expands into Rowayton
• Unique Research Consortium Founded to Accelerate Research into Rare Childhood Disease of Rasmussen Encephalitis
• The Darien,CT Blog Post I Never Wanted to Write….
• The Early Learning Program (ELP) Open House for the 2012-12 School Year
• Our Fall Book Discussion Series Continues!
• Pre-Sale Inspections A Smart Move for Sellers….Darien Real Estate
• Monday Morning at 10: Get to Know Your iPad!
• Rainbow Room: Collaborative Art for Families
• Web Prepayment system for school meals available now!
• We Proudly Present, WEEKEND ONE-ACTS AT DARIEN LIBRARY
• Just for Fun Friday….Worst MLS Photo Award
• Darien Real Estate, September 2011 Monthly Report
• Coming Soon to 'Art on View': Abstract Paintings by Linda George
• Short Stories for Short Days
• Friday Film - "The Beaver"
• Friday Film - "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold"
• Medicare 411
• Meet the Author - Nina Sankovitch
• Ebooks for Amazon Kindles are Now Available
• 2011-12 Updated School Calendar
• Friday Film - "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold"
• Darien Real Estate Report, Week of Sept.14
• Monday Morning at 10: Get to Know Your iPad!
• Wednesday Matinee - "Some Like it Hot"
• Darien Real Estate,Blooper Friday…
• Darien September Real Estate Market, A Big Yawn…
• Our Fall Author Series Begins!
• Revised Board of Education Policy and Administrative Regulations on Bullying Prevention and INtervention (No. 5245)
• Early Literacy iPad Kits
• Short Stories for Short Days
• Wednesday Matinee - "Something's Gotta Give"
• Back-to-School FridayReads! Live with Lisa Adams!
• Friday Film - "The Conspirator"
• Talking with Children About September 11
• Friday Film - "X-Men: First Class
• Practice Makes Perfect! SAT/ACT practice exams at the Library.
• Darien,CT Real Estate…What to Expect This “Fall”
• Wednesday Matinee - "Something Borrowed"
• August 30th BOE Meeting Rescheduled for 9/6
• Hurricane Irene and Darien,CT
• Wednesday Night "Modern" Viewing
• Friday Film - "Win Win"
• Letter from the Superintendent
• Holiday Weekend Hours
• Message from David Campbell -- 1st Selectman
• School's Out....Science is In!
• Darien Library is Open! (Hurricane Irene Update)
• Tuesday Matinee Movie
• Monday Night at the Movies
• ELP Student Orientation Postponed until Tuesday Aug 30th
• Audition Notice
• HURRICANE IRENE UPDATE
• Wednesday Matinee - "Captain Horatio Hornblower"
• Weather Information
• This Weeks Property Transfers in Darien
• Fall Book Discussion Series
• 2011-12 School Bus Routes
• Darien Real Estate….All Quiet….For Now
• Back to School for Darien - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• This Weeks Property Transfers in Darien
• Disturbing Trend in Darien Crime…..Darien,CT Real Estate
• Fall Drop-In Storytimes in the Children's Library
• Sen. Duff Welcomes Tax-Free Week
• Opening of Schools Information
• Adult Summer Reading Grand Finale - Meet the Author: Amor Towles
• Girls' Night Out with a Puzzle, a Potluck, and Wine
• Children's Library Registrations Start August 15
• Thursday at 7! An Evening of Jazz Music, Featuring The Sean Smith Trio
• I Know Something You Don’t Know….Darien Real Estate
• How to Create a Writer's Platform
• Darien Real Estate Merket Update July 2011
• FridayReads, LIVE at Darien Library!
• Friday Film - "Puzzle" (A Darien Library "Get Puzzled" Event)
• August Program: Know Your ABCs
• Registration for Summer Adult Technology Education Classes
• Short Stories for Long Days (An Adult Summer Reading Event)
• Wednesday Matinee - "Love is Never Silent"
• Darien Real Estate Meets The Dog Days of Summer
• Whats So Great About Living in Darien, CT Anyway?
• Thursday at 7 p.m.: Welcome Back, Pete Hamill!
• Meet the Author Presentation: Simon van Booy
• Stories by the Sea at Weed Beach
• Greenwich Art 2011 Postponed Until 2012
• World Wildlife
• I Had an Idea About Seeing Homes…Darien CT Real Estate
• Darien Real Estate,Mid Year Report 2011
• Art on View - "Soundscapes" by James P. Aldworth
• Wednesday Matinee - "Once Around"
• Nothing to do with Darien Real Estate
• Short Stories for Long Days (An Adult Summer Reading Event)
• Health Starts Here! Let's Discuss.
• Wednesday Matinee - "Rabbit Hole"
• Appointment of the Darien High School Assistant Principal
• Meet the Author: Simon van Booy
• Puzzled?
• Stories by the Pond...today at 10am!
• Art on View - Adult Winners of Darien Art Show
• Courtyard Strings!
• Friday Film - "Limitless"
• Friday Film - "Unknown"
• Wednesday Matinee - "Unknown"
• Wii Wake-Up for Seniors (An Adult Summer Reading Event)
• Friday Film - "The Company Men"
• Heating Oil & Diesel Fuel Bid for Fiscal Year 2011-12
• Darien Times Real Estate Article Misleads…
• New Children's Library Hours
• Friday's Film - "The Adjustment Bureau"
• Darien Real Estate Market Report Week of June 15
• What’s So Great About Living in Darien,CT
• Darien,CT Rental Market Heats Up For The Summer
• Summer Reading Begins on Monday, June 20th!
• "Get Puzzled" to Kick Off on Saturday, June 18th
• You're Connected! 2011 Adult Summer Reading!
• Adult Summer Reading Kick-off!
• Hyper Local Blogging, Darien CT
• Darien Real Estate,May YTD 2011
• Extended Hours for Finals
• Get Puzzled at Darien Library!
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest"
• Teen Writers Group
• One-Time Performance! Staged Readings of Selected Plays from the Catherine Lindsey Memorial Actors/Playwrights Workshop
• Thanks to All for a Successful and Memorable Gala!
• 2012-13 School Calendar Approved
• So How’s the Market?Darien CT Homes for Sale…
• Please note ~
• Much Ado About…Shakespeare on the Sound
• Friday's Film - "Heartbreaker"
• What’s So Great About Darien,CT?
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Next Three Days"
• "Much Ado About Nothing" Discussion with Mark Schenker
• Special Film Screening - "Much Ado About Nothing"
• July 4 Fireworks….Actually in the Works
• Darien Real Estate Market Update,May 25,2011
• Friday Film - "Cairo Time"
• DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL TO COMPETE IN ‘CONNECTICUT FINALS’ MATCH OF THE CHALLENGE AGAINST STAPLES HIGH SCHOOL
• Holiday Schedule
• Pssst…New Home to be Listed Soon…
• Friday's Film -- "A Small Act"
• Celebrating the Arts -- A Panel Discussion
• Organizing Your Paperwork -- A Panel Presentation
• Spring Is Peaking in Darien…..
• Wondering About "A Night of Wonder"?
• Pssst…New Home to be Listed Soon…
• Which School District in Darien,Ct is the Best?
• Wednesday Matinee - "Back When We Were Grownups"
• One Page Poetry Circle - Poetry & Color
• Audition Notice!
• CT Real Estate Sales Tax Increased,Darien Homes
• The Gala and the Gavel
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Dilemma"
• A Special Film Screening of "A Class Divided"
• Saturday at the Library: Dedicate a Book to Someone You Love!
• "Best in Show" Award!
• New Art on View - Watercolor Landscape Paintings by Kaz Oda
• 2012-2013 SCHOOL CALENDAR PROPOSAL UNDER CONSIDERATION
• May Exhibit at the Geary Gallery in Darien, CT
• Get Rid of Unwanted Prescription Drugs!
• Reiss Fund Scholarship Awards Approved on April 12th
• Appointment of Paula Bleakley as Principal of Holmes School
• Appointment of Mary Michelson as Principal of Tokeneke School
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Switch"
• Our Kindle 3 Has Arrived!
• Last Day! Canned Goods Food Drive
• Airway Market And The Darien Fire Fighters Foundation Team Up For Fun With Firefighters Day
• Please, Don't Brown Bag It!
• Today is Snapshot Day at Darien Library!
• This Morning at 11: "Countdown" Book Discussion
• Got Photos, Family Movies, and Memorabilia? A Guest Presentation
• Graduation Date Set for Friday, June 17th
• Wednesday Matinee - "Blast from the Past"
• Registration Begins Today for Spring Adult Technology Classes!
• Friday Film - "Made in Dagenham"
• Thursday at 7 p.m. ! Meet the Author - Carlos Eire
• Tonight at 7: "Public Protest & Public Policy" - A Special One Book, One Community Lecture
• Coming to the Screen Nearest You. Home!
• Teen Writing Competition Awards Ceremony 2011
• Darien Library Spring Gala!
• Tonight at 7! Meet Our One Book, One Community Author, Deborah Wiles!
• A Night of Wonder: A World to Explore
• A Night of Wonder: A World to Explore
• Friday Film - "The Lost Valentine" - Tonight at 7:30
• Tonight at the Library -- 21st Century Parenting Series Speaker: Warren Buckleitner
• One Book, One Community Author is Coming to Darien Library!
• Invitation to Bid - MMS Gym Project
• Darien Library: The Great Good Place
• A Message from Darien Library
• The Sounds of '62
• Friday Film - "Hereafter"
• Children's Book Drive - A One Book, One Community Event
• Coming Soon: Darien Library Media Sale!
• March 2011 Adult Technology Classes - Seats Available
• Wednesday Matinee - "Small Island"
• Art on View: All-Schools Student Art Exhibition
• Our Spring Book Discussion Series Begins Tonight with "Cleopatra: A Life"
• One Book, One Community 2011
• March Exhibit at the Geary Gallery in Darien, CT
• Wednesday Matinee - "Freakonomics"
• Learn How to Manage Your Clutter!
• "Bag It" at the Library
• Spring Storytime Registration Begins on Monday!
• Author Susan Conley Discusses "The Foremost Good Fortune" ... on Video
• Friday Film - "Get Low"
• One Page Poetry Circle - Poetry and Song
• Announcing One Book, One Community 2011!
• Save the Date for Our Spring Gala!
• Friday Film - "Waiting for Superman"
• President's Day
• Wednesday at 7 p.m. - Meet the Author: Susan Conley
• DL Music News
• Tax-Aide at Darien Library - Fridays from 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
• "Darien Library: The Great Good Place" Wins Best in Show Award!
• In Case You Missed It! Author & Interior Designer Jonathan Adler's Visit . . . on Video
• Schedule for CMTs/CAPT in March 2011
• Friday Film - "Secretariat"
• "Iron Jawed Angels" Film Screening
• New Year, Same Address . . . Meet Us On Main Street!
• Raising Our Daughters - Raising Our Sons
• February is Black History Month
• Sustainable Gardening Resources
• Hindley's Kindergarten Registration Date Changed
• Darien Library Newsletter - February 2011
• Early Closing Today
• Delayed Opening on Wednesday, February 2nd
• System Upgrade Status
• Thursday at 7 p.m.! Meet the Author - Jonathan Adler
• DarienTimes.com has moved to a new address
• Today's Tech Classes Canceled
• Selectmen setting 2011 goals
• Tax-Aide at Darien Library
• Trains to run on Sunday schedule this Saturday
• Are you locking your doors? More jewels, computers stolen
• Darien school officials consider budget cuts
• How do the country club tax settlements affect you?
• Re-affirmed: Town, country clubs strike tax-reduction deal
• Hungry after all that shoveling? See what town eateries are open
• Stop & Shop recalls bagged salad items; may be contaminated
• Cars hit snow ramp before flying off I-95 Tuesday
• Brrrr......Library Open, Morning Children's Programs Canceled
• Tokeneke and Holmes principals to resign this year
• Winter Wednesday: After a preview of 4 inches, another 9 to 12 starts as sleet
• No 'easy cuts': Selectmen face 6% budget hike
• Selectmen to revisit special Saturday votes to reduce country clubs' taxes
• Metro-North on how the cold and snow affect your train travels
• There's Still Time to Register for 21 Things!
• Saturday: Selectmen drop country clubs' assessments by $25 million
• Chloë Sevigny: Darien native on Golden Globes, ‘Big Love,’ Weed Beach renovations and teenage rebellions
• 50 inches so far: Where does that plowed snow go?
• Board of Finance calls school budget proposal ‘unacceptable’
• Coming Soon! Darien Library Book Sale!
• Stefanoni hearing closes with accusations of racism
• Selectmen OK re-assessments, but not country clubs’
• Friday morning storm could bring another 7 inches of snow
• Wednesday Matinee - "Dinner for Schmucks"
• 27th District candidates to have Coffee with the Times
• DPW: Your Christmas tree will be picked up — eventually
• Metro North combines, cancels trains for Wednesday commute
• Uncle's Brain Food Café
• Jewels, computers stolen from Darien homes
• Parents push for foreign language in elementary schools
• Critics still question Darien's housing moratorium
• RTM’s District 4 has two openings. Are you interested?
• Snow, ice to disrupt Darien commutes this week
• Darien ethics board decoding its rules
• Van Munching makes it to final seven
• New on Tuesday! Art on View: Darien Schools Art Faculty Art Exhibit
• 27th Senate District: Election date and candidates set
• Police release sketch of 'person of interest' in weekend hold up
• $20,000 in thefts in Darien already this year
• Coming Soon: Darien Library Book Sale!
• Ariz. shooting down the street from former Darienites
• After shooting, Blumenthal, Himes say no to extra security
• Friday Film - "Outsourced"
• Delayed Opening
• More than a foot of snow falls overnight; trains service limited
• Falcone proposes 8% school budget hike
• Darien Library Will Close Tonight at 9 PM
• Tuesday fire in Tokeneke is 4th structure fire since Friday
• What's closed, canceled or postponed by snow? And what's open?
• Parking lot nap could lead to deportation
• Darien house, but mostly garage, burns in Monday night fire
• Governor orders flags at half staff through Friday
• 2011 Winter Storytime Registration
• Snow now expected to begin Tuesday night, leave 12-16 inches along coast
• New Canaan public schools honor late Darien bus driver
• Still without answers, Smiths remember Whitney
• Police: Darien woman robbed at gunpoint in downtown parking lot
• No. 1 (tie) of 2010: The moratorium
• No. 1 (tie) of 2010: The storm
• No. 3 of 2010: Dangerous Darien roads
• Friday's snow might be a rare 'Norlun' storm
• Full Day Kindergarten Meeting
• Kindergarten Registration
• Superintendent's Proposed Budget for 2011-2012
• Extended Hours for Midterms
• School budget time starts without district’s ‘go-to’ guy
• No. 4 of 2010: Darien eats
• Winter storm could slow Friday's commute
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• P&Z closes Stefanonis’ Pheasant Run hearing closes
• DL News You Need -
• Missing "Buddy" the cat
• Panera thief buys big screen
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Karate Kid"
• Uncle's is Here!
• Our Independent Film Series Opens with "Exit Through the Gift Shop"
• No. 6 of 2010: The 'Campbell Shuffle'
• No. 9 of 2010: Tough school budget cuts
• Art on View - Artist's Reception for Barbara Paul
• Register for Winter Technology Classes
• Register for Nutmeg @ Nite
• Town-wide Christmas tree pickup begins Monday
• Blue Wave band nearing $50,000 goal
• What's closed? What's open? Where can you eat after the blizzard?
• Delayed Opening
• Holiday Hours
• Weather Alert
• Holiday Hours
• Wednesday Matinee - "Despicable Me"
• Where the sidewalk narrows: Board of Ed asks how Stefanoni plan affects Holmes
• Window smashed, gadgets grabbed at Heights station
• Sobriety checkpoint finds infractions but not drunk drivers
• Have you seen Fluffy?
• Darien Salvation Army collects for town chapter
• New! Catalog Upgrade Update
• McDonald joins Malloy Administration
• TEDx Darien
• You can help Santa find needy Darien children
• Campbell and GOP selectmen seek re-election. But what about Democrats?
• Selectmen back Allen-O’Neill tax abatement and grant
• String of illegal withdrawals ends with failed attempt here
• Darien Flu Clinic at Town Hall Today
• It’s official: Six deer killed in annual town cull
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien Police plan sobriety checkpoint Friday night
• Swap shop closes for 25 hours, starting Wednesday afternoon
• Intoxicated Darien man head-butts cop
• State upholds Darien’s affordable housing moratorium
• Darien girl becomes youngest Little Clara on London stage
• Johnny Walker 'walks' from Darien liquor store
• Wednesday Matinee - "Inception"
• Catalog Upgrade Update
• First selectman: Despite a few ‘crashes’ 2010 was good year
• New finance chairman: Town faces 7.2% tax increase
• Dear cull nets at least six
• It's a Story SLAM! (Holiday Style!)
• Sunday at the Library - Music for the Holidays!
• Evening and Weekend Library Parking
• Two of five 'Blue Wave' vandals surrender to police
• Video: Holiday Magic in Darien
• First Selectman Campbell to seek a second term next year
• Video - Author Michael Korda discusses Lawrence of Arabia
• Get a flu shot at Town Hall next week
• Saturday Programs - Baby Laptime and R.E.A.D.
• Clam boat sinks off Darien shore
• Hatchet-wielding suspect identified
• Sunday at the Library - Music for the Holidays!
• Wreaths for veterans roll into town Wednesday, go on graves Saturday
• Tokeneke & Hoyt housing: Stefanonis make complaints, draw opposition, don't have traffic study, are yet to build anything
• Domestic incident results in suspect on roof
• Board of Ed considers adding Spanish at grade schools
• Friday's Film - "Sugar"
• Holiday Helpers: Our Best Gift Recommendations of the Season
• In Case You Missed It! Author & Chef Dorie Greenspan's Visit . . . on Video
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• One year later, teacher’s indecency case still unresolved
• Tonight at 7! Meet the Author - Michael Korda
• This Morning at 11! Holiday Helpers: A "Staff Recommends Goes LIVE" Presentation
• Flooding, power outages around town
• Shepherd mix puppy found on Middlesex, town seeks owner
• Beginning Wednesday, overnight parking restricted
• A Special Film Screening ~
• Wednesday Matinee - "Eat Pray Love"
• Stefanonis ask state if ‘rich and influential’ should be credited for housing moratorium
• More Darien drivers buckling their belts
• Thanksgiving eve bomb scare a dud
• Health care, enrollment to rule next Darien school budget
• Housing laws: Dept. of Justice meets with town officials
• Merchants gearing up for season; town tree lighting Sunday
• Film: Race To Nowhere
• Turkey Bowl: New Canaan downs Darien, potential state rematch awaits
• Darien teen performs in Macy’s Thanksgiving parade
• Selectmen talk Darien EMS report Monday
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Couple arrested after late night fight
• MSG Varsity to Feature Darien vs. New Canaan in Annual 'Turkey Bowl' LIVE
• Friday's Film - "Treeless Mountain"
• Car fire on Post Road slows traffic but doesn't last long
• Darien families donate three new Post 53 ambulances
• "As Webster Is My Witness"
• John Rearden: The last Darien probate judge
• Please note ~
• Darien football wins first FCIAC title in 12 years
• In response to Justice Dept.'s probe, P&Z adjusts housing regulations
• Register for Adult Technology Education December Classes
• DL News You Need:
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• As he’s released from prison, police charge man in burglary
• MSG Varsity to Feature Darien vs. Trumbull for FCIAC Championship on Nov. 19
• The Seen and Unseen Scene
• Chairman Mao takes over finance board
• Police: Uncle’s Deli burglar had key
• Watch the Bridgeport ballot hearing live
• Darien Police: Stalker arrested twice in five days
• Community Fund grant helps group that helps neglected children
• Darien teen collecting coats for the needy
• Darien Library = The Great Good Place
• $72,000 in gifts spread throughout high school
• TV79 offers Darien meetings on demand
• Family Centers honors Darien's Reilly for volunteer work
• School, town officials mourn Paul Engemann, administrator who at 47
• ‘Monkey’ trial evolves on Darien's Theatre 308 stage
• Dr. Michael Schwartz and Soundview Medical Associates Opening New Darien Medical Office
• Town responds to state: Campbell confident moratorium will stand
• Another Stefanoni hearing postponed for lack of traffic study
• Meet the Author - Dorie Greenspan (Thursday, November 18 at 7 p.m.)
• Teens vs. Tweens, Awww Yeah!
• Important News from Darien Library ~
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien Police and VFW want your help restoring veteran monument
• Noroton Fire salutes its members in service
• Looking to second term, Himes eager to get back to work
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl National Gaming Tournament
• Friday's Film - "Terribly Happy"
• Fall Book Discussion Series Concludes with "The Passage"
• Second car in a month smashed, burglarized at YMCA
• Second car in two months smashed, burglarized at YMCA
• Hoyt St. sidewalk would cost over $100,000
• Darien Police collect your old coats for needy
• Thursday Classics Discussion - "Breakfast at Tiffany's" by Truman Capote
• Foley, 'confident' in results, concedes governor's race to Malloy
• Stress Management
• Train station bike thefts on the rise
• Darien Police find pills on and inside Brooklyn man
• ...how not to be your child's ATM. (Nathan Dungan, author of "Money, Sanity Solutions" - Right here - Wednesday at 7 p.m.)
• Fall back: Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Way We Get By"
• Dragon Club Is Back!
• Foley not conceding, calls on state to get the vote count right
• Darien EMS-Post 53 eyes dispatch upgrade
• A look back at Election Day in Darien
• "Book Group Savvy" with Carroll Stenson
• While Bysiewicz says Malloy won, AP has Foley leading
• Sixth Darien deer hunt, starting next week, faces familiar critics
• Sefanonis unprepared for latest P&Z hearing
• Sunset Road couple survives Wednesday night fire but dog dies
• Darien Schools facilities director dies at 47
• Breakfast at Tiffany's: Our Classics Discussion Series Continues
• A Short Movie for your Viewing Pleasure
• Malloy declared winner Wednesday in governor's race but Foley not conceding; Dems win big across state
• Financial Literacy Author, Monopoly for Teens and Tweens
• Friday's Film - "Ajami"
• One Page Poetry Circle - Poetry and Gratitude
• Warm Up America! Knitting Project
• Wednesday Matinee - "My Boy Jack"
• Decision pending on whether polls will stay open till 10 p.m. after ballots run out in many Bridgeport polling places
• Darien polls closed, but Bridgeport stays open until 10
• Election Day features many contests
• Tuesday at Town Hall!
• Gas prices up nearly 18¢ in a month
• State now has questions about affordable housing moratorium
• New Darien band head shoots for success: Debut concert is Thursday
• kids + money - back by popular demand!
• Fall Book Discussion Continues with "ROOM"
• ART ON VIEW: "Faces and Places in Cuba" by Isabel Castro
• RTM approves abandoning Allen-O’Neill Drive, 65-15
• DHS seeks senior internship posts
• Inside This Week's Darien Times
• Campbell ‘shuffles’ to RTM and senior center
• 'Flamingos' flock to Darien front yards
• Darien drug investigation ends in Norwalk arrests
• Darien Quidditch League takes flight Friday
• Campbell wants fireworks to return on the Fourth
• Once again RTM puts off leash law vote
• Motorcycle driver and owner arrested on several accident-related charges
• For the next four years, Connecticut’s affordable housing law will not apply in Darien
• Darien candidates debate for state legislature seats
• Tractor trailer turns over at Darien I-95 rest stop
• Integrative/Holistic Approaches to Wellness
• Special Film Screening of "The Alternative Fix"
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Is Darien’s spring cleanup finally getting trashed?
• It’s flue season: Chimney scams resurface in Darien
• RTM takes on leash law again this Monday
• Our Foreign Film Series Begins with "Mid-August Lunch"
• Bicycle thefts on the rise at Darien train stations
• Great Blue Heron Sculptor, Elliot Offner -- 1931-2010
• Wednesday Matinee - "This Boy's Life"
• Special Storytimes Times Two
• Food Allergy Management Plan
• Noroton Heights station getting more light
• Darien, Campbell win affordable housing moratorium
• League of Women Voters Candidates’ Night is Oct. 19
• P&Z: Darien community developer resigns
• Meet the Author: Gene Stone (Author of "The Secrets of People Who Never Get Sick)
• You Are Cordially Invited
• Housing Authority: Plan needs support
• Enough! Week without violence starts today
• Saturday night crash sends scooter rider to hospital
• To Eat or Not to Eat? That is the Question.
• P&Z Approves new zone to enourage development
• Board of Ed, senior center shuffle moves forward
• State police ID two pedestrians killed on I95 in Darien
• Teen in remission turns artist-philanthropist
• How does the Arts Center fit into shuffle?
• Special Film Screening - "Just Add SPICE: Parenting for Healthy, Happy Kids"
• It's Time for Weekend One-Acts!
• Healthy Choices Workshop - Living Healthy with Diabetes
• Board of Ed, senior center moves shuffle forward
• Darien GOP headquarters opens Saturday
• League of Women Voters hosts candidates’ night Tuesday
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• A Special Film Screening of “Food, Inc.”
• Tonight at the Library: Paying for College and the Teen Debt Crisis
• Debicella sits down for coffee and questions in Darien
• Wednesday Matinee ~ "Robin Hood"
• Connecticut Loves to Read Day...Yay!
• Teen Galley Party
• Create Your Own Web Site Class Tonight at the Library
• More cars burglarized, shades left behind
• Whole Foods red lights popular seafood
• Telling Tales
• Some town charities risk losing tax-exempt status
• RTM changes deadlines for budget publishing
• Chinese students get a taste of Darien
• Medicare 411
• Campbell calls out Darien selectmen’s dysfunction
• Darien commuter parking increase is decreased
• Is it finally pool time in Darien?
• Personal Safety: A Workshop for Kids
• Seniors Who Surf: A New Drop-In Program
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Fall ball: Stefanoni, Darien Little League not seeing eye-to-eye
• Darien High band wants your help to replace decades-old instruments
• Six more unlocked Darien cars burglarized
• Weekend One-Acts
• Talking About "Let the Great World Spin"
• Friday's Film - "Babies"
• Five Stars!
• Police: Well-dressed thief drops the bag
• Governor candidates Foley and Malloy clash at debate
• 7, 8, Create (Is great!)
• Wednesday at 7 p.m. - One Page Poetry Circle
• Police: New Yorkers' funny money tour ends in Darien
• October Adult Tech Ed Classes - Seats Are Available!
• Old Tokeneke Bridge: Who will keep engraving after bridge is demolished?
• Saturday: Dispose of old drugs safely
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Botany of Desire"
• Pastor Gibson bidding farewell to Darien
• SAT scores: Darien among top in state
• Sullivan has her own Darien senior center plan
• Selectmen clash over plans to fight Darien flooding
• Flood watch, high wind warning issued for Darien
• October 5th at 7 p.m. - Ask the Doctors!
• Coming Soon: The Annual Meeting of the Friends of Darien Library
• Cancelled: Selectmen to bartend at Darien VFW tonight
• Free Blood Pressure Screening
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Thirsty? Selectmen to bartend at Darien VFW tonight
•  Governor opposes MTA's proposed 'stealth' fare hikes
• Friday Nights at Darien Library
• Game On! Halo Reach
• Golf clubs swiped from Talmadge Hill car
• Darien High School Student Jay Alter Featured Tonight on MSG Varsity Network
• Free Medication Collection Day in Darien!
• Slight risk of severe thunderstorms today, tornado watch until this evening
• Weed Beach: Selectmen add $1m to makeover project
• Republicans gather in Darien to unite behind state ticket
• Connecting Darien and Norwalk: Finance board OK’s Old Tokeneke Bridge demolition
• Attn. commuters: Rail council holds Wednesday hearing over ‘stealth fare hike’
• Thursday Classics Discussion - "Emma" by Jane Austen
• Darien begins offering flu shots this Wednesday
• Film Screening: Good Night with the Sleep Doctor Michael Breus
• Wednesday Matinee - "Ondine"
• Short Stories for Short Days
• Darien's Community Fund turns 60
• Campbell suggests splitting facilities shuffle
• Justice Dept. investigation: Is this the end of inclusionary zoning?
• Attn.: Darien commuters: Selectmen consider $85 parking hike
• ‘Friends’ seek your help to restore Tilley park gazebo
• Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make Me A Match...
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien Police will certify your child’s safety seat Saturday
• Friday's Film - "Letters to Juliet"
• Nearly 500 raise $35,000 at 31st Darien Road Race
• Sign Up For The R.E.A.D. Program This Fall
• Copper once again target of area thieves
• Darien offers first of five flu shot clinics next week
• Wednesday Matinee - "Wall Street"
• Chess Teen Titans Tuesday
• Metro-North service suspended in city, use Yankee Stadium, subways to get in and out of New York
• Our Fall Book Discussion Begins with "Cutting for Stone"
• Darien Teacher Orientations, Come On By
• Darien boy scouts give DCA thrift Shop a makeover
• Darien's CAPT scores lowest in nine school districts
• Hoyt St. residents, neighbors say road needs sidewalks
• DWI citations double six-month average
• Public Works: Sewer construction continues on Goodwives
• Our Fall 2010 Book Discussion Series - "The Butterfly Effect"
• Attorney disputes affordable housing points
• Stefanoni wants to ‘spoil the party’ on affordable housing moratorium
• Animal control officer: Sick foxes seen around Darien not a danger to humans, pets
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• We Love Wednesdays
• Get to know probate judge candidate Mike Murray
• Town being investigated by Department of Justice
• Four dogs found in Darien need homes
• Now at Darien Library: Text a Librarian!
• 31st annual Darien Road Race is Sunday; expect some delays along route
• Get to know probate judge candidate Mike Murray
• Get to know probate judge candidate Mike Murray
• Police: Norwalk man followed women, asked to ‘touch’ one
• Get to know probate judge candidate Chris McClancy
• 'You Lost Me There': DHS grad returns to the town that fostered his love for writing
• Himes wraps up tour, answers voters' questions at Coffee with the Times
• This week: Arts celebration returns to downtown Darien
• Darien woman struck by van in New Canaan identified
• Police: Job seeker shoved tip jar in pants
• Medication Management Program (A Picture of Health - Health & Wellness Series Event)
• The Art on View and of the Steal
• The Next ART ON VIEW
• Wednesday at 7 p.m. - One Page Poetry Circle
• Wednesday Matinee - "Princess Kaiulani"
• "One Page Poetry Circle" Returns This Fall
• Nine years later: Town remembers Darien's fallen
• "kids + money" Film Screening for Parents
• Join 1,200 to help feed starving children
• Police consider charges in motorcycle crash
• Mother: Driver of BMW that struck houses was not drinking, on drugs
• Campbell shuffle gets go-ahead in split vote
• Jazz ensemble plays concert tonight in Grove Street Plaza
• For probate judge: McClancy challenges Murray
• Third time's a charm: Woman supplies fake names, gets arrested
• P&Z approves YMCA expansion for gymnastics, despite neighbors' objections
• Darien woman struck by Darien van in New Canaan
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien marks ninth 9/11 anniversary with solemn ceremony
• Darien Republican Club’s annual survey out today
• Coming Soon! Text a Librarian!
• Next Friday's Film - "That Evening Sun"
• Uncle’s Deli owner grants Depot director’s wishes
• Selectmen approve Campbell's shuffle in Tuesday party-line vote
• A Picture of Health (and Art!)
• New probate court will be in Darien, first selectmen decide
• Darien YMCA's expansion project and junior football lights, meet P&Z approval
• Kick it... Study Sesh style.
• Board of Ed OK with moving, but not moving everything
• RTC chairman says unaffiliated voters always welcomed
• Selectmen vote on ‘shuffle;’ P&Z on Y’s gym Tuesday
• This year's Darien Road Race to again support Community Fund, cancer centers
• Earl: Tropical storm watch lifted; just expect some rain
• Brewster, N.Y. principal named new assistant superintendent
• GOP selectmen form a PAC; all Republican state candidates coming to town for party this month
• Wednesday Matinee - "The Wall: A World Divided"
• Board of Ed appoints 9 new teachers, bringing total to 28
• Darien Library September 2010 Newsletter
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien and Stamford cops bust alleged pot dealer, girlfriend
• Tropical storm watch: Earl expected to glance Connecticut
• Darien Library TAB is back!
• Appointment of Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education
• Earl weakens to Category 3; Darien keeps an eye out
• Free Blood Pressure Screening
• Friday's Film - "The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler"
• Darien Police now say 19 cars were broken into last week
• Governor warns of two bad bugs now here
• Police responding to apparent suicide attempt on I-95
• Hurricane Earl could hit Darien shores Friday
• Please Note -
• Police search for bicyclist who possibly exposed himself in Talmadge Hill
• Ghost hunters find orbs and peacefulness in Darien
• New train schedules greet commuters Monday
• Darien Schools re-open smoothly Monday morning
• Wednesday Matinee ~ "The Last Song"
• Wednesday Mornings at 11 - Meet Us on Main Street!
• Enrollment higher than projected — for now
• Schools energized for new year
• Republican selectmen seek independents to serve the town
• Adult Technology Education Registration Opens on Friday at 9 a.m.
• 2010-2011 School Bus Routes & Schedule
• Inside this week's Darien Times: Back to school
• Darien Schools welcome a new principal, two assistants
• Limited lifeguard coverage at Darien beaches
• Fourth district: Himes to visit 17 towns in 17 days
• New Darien Families, We'd Like to Meet You!
• AUDITION NOTICE
• Monday at Seven
• Friday's Film - "The Joneses"
• Sometimes you learn the best stuff on the streets
• Fall 1 Storytime Registration
• OverDrive at Darien Library
• Follow us on facebook
• New Contact Information for U.S. Office of Civil Rights
• Thank You, Darien from Don Fiftal
• Opening of Schools Information
• Tulip Tree Lane home broken into
• Shultz named Times assistant editor
• Art on View: The Sea. The Coast. The Classic Novel. ~ Paintings by Doug Zider
• Metro-North still running as rest of Northeast Corridor train troubles decrease
• Back to school: Upperclassmen party with new freshmen Friday
• Darien Police nab two alleged teenage robbers near Stamford line
• Mosquito trapped in Darien tests positive for West Nile virus
• Portrait Demonstration By Master Artist Igor Babailov
• Darien teen charged for underage drinking party
• 14 cars broken into Monday morning, police urge you to use locks
• Darien schools open Monday, Aug. 30; bus schedule in this week's Times
• Selectmen likely to make decision soon on capital projects
• Darien Police station shows decades of neglect, is short on space and security
• Motorcyclist released from hospital
• DMV finds no faults with BMW that crashed into two Darien houses
• Selectmen create a new flood board
• Is Darien haunted? The Times goes ghost hunting
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Governor issues drought advisory for Connecticut
• Darien employee fired for pocketing parking money
• New Haven line's train service resumes Thursday
• Fake cop tries to convince reader one copy is enough
• Rell: New teen driving laws making roads safer
• Darien Police: Don’t forget those teen driving rules
• Judge upholds whistle-blower suit against charity
• Skateboarding child struck by car sustains 'life-threatening' injuries
• At the polls: Long last day for heated primary season
• Could a town pool finally happen?
• Seniors see past center’s crumbling exterior
• Candy store cash swiped by man with bad teeth
• Missing letter causes another housing moratorium delay
• Motorcycle accident closes Middlesex Road, driver taken to hospital
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Starting Sunday: No sales tax for one week
• Debicella reflects on win in GOP congressional primary
• The November general election gets its nominees
• How Darien Republicans and Democrats voted in primary
• Leslie Costa, ‘Barefoot in the Park’ concludes ‘Darien Summer Nights’
• Rep. Terrie Wood: Take advantage of next week's tax-free holiday
• Primary today for Republicans and Democrats
• Some K-5 classes at max capacity
• Affordable housing: Stefanonis note missing letter, delaying state’s moratorium ruling
• St. John Parish donations stolen
• Road paving continues around town; expect delays
• Banana tree thrives in Darien man's yard
• Seafaring campers cruise the Sound
• Darien Police now say arrested bandit not yarmulke-wearing robber
• Selectmen squabble over facilities’ future
• With Campbell away, Jerry and Jayme are in charge
• GOP picks probate judge nominee Tuesday
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Police will inspect BMW that crashed into two houses
• Safe Rides now under Darien’s umbrella
• For probate judge: Shays comes to Darien to back Ryan
• Selectmen, with Nielsen abstaining, settle assessment appeals
• Mom accused of choking son with computer cord
• Darien Library August 2010 Newsletter
• Which Democrat will take on Darien's Orchulli?
• Crashes prompt governor to crack down on big trucks
• Darien-New Canaan probate candidates compare caseloads
• Allen-O’Neill loses out, again, on state money
• Board of Ed OK with moving offices, likes pool plan
• What ever happened to the Darien EMS Review Committee?
• New superintendent: ‘Technology’ no longer a school district goal
• Darien Junior Football League hoping to retain practice lights rights
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Parking lot fender bender leads to assault charge
• Undercover Darien cops make pot bust
• Cat found at Darien Avalon
• Connecticut gasoline prices on the rise
• Severe thunderstorm headed toward Darien Sunday
• Flipped car closes Hoyt Street Sunday afternoon
• A letter to Washington, 1781
• A Loyalist account of the raid on Darien, published July 25, 1781
• Connecticut life during the Revolution
• Saturday: More heat, more humidity
• 1781: Terrorists attack church!
• Selectmen consider revising flood maps
• Aquarion Water Co. lifts voluntary watering restrictions
• What comes first? Seniors, beach or police?
• Conze likes Y’s expansion, dismisses Seagate worries
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Hollow Tree accident investigation continues
• Warning: Storm hits Darien, trees down, roads closed
• Wrong turn leads to marijuana, fireworks charges
• Boaters needed for Swim Across the Sound
• Still time to join a party, register for August primaries
• Two weeks of road paving begins Monday; expect delays
• Four months later, storm bills are still piling up
• Dark storm rolls through Darien Monday morning
• It’s not just probate: Several primaries are weeks away
• Planning & Zoning wants more details on Heights re-zoning plan
• Ability doesn’t matter for Darien ‘Young Athletes’
• High school singer gets taste of the ‘Idol’ experience
• Allen O’Neill Drive a step closer to private
• Campbell’s facilities plan still shuffling
• Affordable housing moratorium’s future now in state’s hands
• Downtown boasts deals and entertainment for sidewalk sales
• Whitney Smith, 30, had wedding, bright future ahead
• Is the yarmulke-wearing Darien robber caught? FBI thinks so
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Police want $73,000 to replace crashed cruisers
• At Darien CVS: Before he fills bag, police nab chronic shoplifter
• Montana woman adds Connecticut to growing rap sheet
• Governor urges avoiding 'non-essential' water use
• Aquarion Water Co. extends voluntary watering restrictions
• Six years later, former Darien man arrested for sexual assault
• Gas prices falling, but still higher than last year
• Driver dies after BMW crashes into Darien houses
• Saturday New Haven Line service faces long delays
• Darien, New Canaan cyclists join forces to form Connecticut Challenge team
• Probate judge candidate profile: Bill Osterndorf
• Probate judge candidate profile: John J. Ryan
• Sitting judges reflect on probate court’s future
• Probate judge candidate profile: Mike Murray
• Nearwater Lane residents say animal sighting is ill fox
• Teen Times: Open campus leads students’ calls for change
• ‘Phase Two’ of Campbell’s facilities shuffle is complete
• Coyote spotted in Weed Beach area
• YMCA expansion hearing concludes; decision due in Sept.
• Oil spill closes Noroton Yacht Club Thursday
• Inside this week's Times
• Internet scam costs Darien woman over $4,000
• Mysterious missing Darien mechanic returns customer's SUV, turns self in to police
• Heat wave: Water conservation calls in Darien; some still don't have power
• 2009 crime spree: Darien bank robbers plead guilty
• Police search for missing Darien mechanic who mysteriously left in customer's car Tuesday morni
• Heat advisory: Governor offers warning, information
• Heat advisory: Record highs forecast for Tuesday
• ‘Sweet 16’ Darien bus driver hopes to inspire with her memoir
• Darien Schools Superintendent Fiftal's run ends
• What’s cooking? More Darien restaurants being served up
• Darien Police: Post Road partially closed for Sunday's Push-n-Pull parade
• Darien, New Canaan GOP selectmen endorse Murray for probate judge primary
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Stefanonis dominate affordable housing moratorium hearing
• Harbormaster Price bids farewell after 21 years on Darien's waters
• Be safe with fireworks, Darien police urge
• Hard-to-spell name lands New York City man in Darien jail
• Gubernatorial candidate Foley faces scrutiny for past arrests
• Teacher suspended for indecency will return to Darien High School
• After woman attempts to hide license plate, police make heroin, shoplifting busts
• YWCA Darien/Norwalk Push-n-Pull Parade set for July 4
• Darien teens strive for thriving community
• Help pack nutritional meals for starving children in Oct.
• Darien seniors finish off high school with internships
• Proposal seeks to renew practice lights program for Darien Junior Football
• Town fights state’s Darien gateway scheme
• Scofflaws beware: Darien Police will give you the boot
• Schools accepted $275,000 this year in donations
• ‘Darien Summer Nights’ concert, movie series returns
• Retiring Superintendent Fiftal lauded at last meeting
• Soliciting Indiana man, wanted in two other states, arrested in Darien
• Darien Police have 'persons of interest' in Heights Stop & Shop theft
• Adult Summer Reading 2010: Summer In The City!
• Noroton Fire Dept. hosts events for 114th anniversary
• Darien High Seniors say good-bye under a Blue Wave sky
• Allen-O’Neill Drive could become private
• YWCA honors six women for making community better
• Darien High School Class of 2010 valedictorian Gagne heads to UPenn
• Darien High School Class of 2010 salutatorian Ko is ready for Cornell
• 285 Darien High School seniors graduate Monday
• Freddie’s Friends lend a helping hand
• Golden wants to modernize the '50s-era Heights shopping area
• Darien YMCA and neighbors differ on parking stats
• Affordable housing moratorium must first go through hearing
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Gearys host second Click It for Cassie softball tourney
• Probate judge primary: And Murray makes three — officially
• Committee suggests Darien create a new job to oversee flooding
• Found: Schnoodle on Maywood Road
• Darien 17-year-old charged with hosting underage drinking party
• Give blood Friday in honor of fallen Darien officer
• If you find a fawn, leave it alone, says state
• DHS staff band ‘Infects’ the Depot
• Veteran educator takes Ox Ridge assistant principal post
• Sacred Heart dean takes Middlesex assistant principal job
• The ties come off: Principal Gallub says so long
• Darien Art Show draws a crowd for large exhibit
• Whole Foods to pay town $8,000 for Leroy parking
• Selectmen approve $18K for Weed Beach drawings
• Murray joins probate judge GOP primary
• Here comes the Storm: St. Luke’s School drops 40-year-old Crusaders mascot
• More Darien students picking colleges closer to home this year
• Is town building a pool? YMCA application makes one wonder
• First Darien sobriety post leads to five DWI arrests
• Naked man, claiming to be Jesus, causes multi-car accident
• Darien Police phones fail for fourth time this year
• St. Luke’s School drops 40-year-old Crusaders mascot
• Pending moratorium: Developers claim town’s housing numbers are off
• Community Fund bestows $640,000 to area not-for-profits
• Don Fiftal Day: Darien superintendent lauded before he heads South
• Meet Author Lee Child at Darien Library
• Darien Library June 2010 Newsletter
• Artists show off under the DHS sun
• Darien seniors show off their artsy sides
• Fine up to $92 from $37: Police enforce seat belt laws
• YMCA’s new plan draws crowd to P&Z hearing
• Disaster Recovery Center opens to aid March storms victims
• E-mail scam sends friends, family scurrying
• Dog attack re-ignites call for a leash law
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Murray seeks third spot on Darien-New Canaan probate primary ballot
• Stefanonis hold up moratorium
• 35 Leroy: Whole Foods works out parking pact with Darien
• Edward Tunick Presents Scholarship to Graduating Darien High School Senior
• Darien High senior joins Times staff
• Gas prices in Connecticut still dropping
• Darien's first sobriety checkpoint comes to Post Road Saturday
• Memorial Day 2010: Reservist Schorr returns to active duty in Africa
• Governor tells how to apply for storm aid
• Your guide to Memorial Day 2010
• Obama reverses decision, approves disaster aid for Fairfield County
• Grim Reaper Day: ‘Ghosts’ with messages haunt DHS
• Darien girls unite with Tanzania
• YMCA’s gymnastics plans return to Board of Ed
• Affordable housing: Stefanonis offer Darien a deal
• Darien YMCA's hopes cause neighbors' worry
• Memorial Day ceremonies kick off at Darien High School
• Darien Police conduct seat belt checkpoints
• Darien High principal says school thefts on the decline
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien Police phones fail for the third time in 2010
• New rules pick Darien’s three GOP nominees
• Democrats back incumbents; leave state rep ballot blank
• After the storm: Should town oversee tree pruning around power lines?
• Darien ATM 'skimming' culprits plead not guilty Tuesday
• Falcone named new Darien superintendent
• Police bust Stamford man with 40 grams of crack
• Once the front-runner, Simmons ‘scales back’ campaign, offers no endorsement
• Save the date: Annual Big Rig Gig returns in fall
• More March storm bills come due
• GOP renominates Wood for second term as state rep
• Darien sleepover turns into child’s tale
• New initiative helps build youth's developmental assets
• Debicella is GOP's pick to challenge Himes for Congress
• Outside dining gets the go ahead from selectmen
• Stamford woman arrested for bad behavior
• Why wasn’t moratorium sought earlier?
• State parties gather Friday, Saturday to pick nominees
• Darien Times' annual veteran tribute next week
• After two years, a new Goose opens downtown
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien's Orchulli seeks GOP's comptroller nomination
• Whole Foods opens its Darien doors Wednesday
• Attorney General ruling: Former Darien state senator left as Democrats' apparent front-runner
• Delegates quarrel, split votes, setting up probate judge primary
• Blumenthal to address report challenging his military service
• Republican convention picks Himes’ challenger Friday; but primary looms
• Darien Memorial Day parade includes some changes
• Democratic caucus endorses municipal candidates Thursday
• Bring the family out for ‘Fun with Firefighters’
• Monkeying Around: Orangutan and friends hang out at Darien Toy Box
• RTM approves $908,000 grant for paving projects
• Campbell: Town has enough for affordable housing moratorium
• Two Darien boys, 8 and 12, missing Thursday night are found
• RTM approves ‘bare bones’ budget: Taxes go up 3.25% on July 1
• Darien elementary schools' lunch prices go up 20¢ this fall
• Get a sneak peek at Whole Foods before it opens
• Inside this week's Times
• Himes gets party nod for second term, looks toward November election
• Drinking leads to teenager's arrest for threatening
• Selectmen waiting for more info before committing to fixing Old Tokeneke Bridge
• Connecticut gasoline prices 74¢ a gallon higher than 2009
• Teacher’s indecency case enters pre-trial phase
• School calendar nearly set for 2011-12 year
• Police find unattended bag at train station not to be 'suspicious'
• RTM agrees to cover $350,000 school budget shortfall
• RTM approves school, town budgets of $109.7 million
• Surveillance system stolen from Darien building
• Tree commission grows into a larger body
• Farmers' market returns Wednesday
• Surveillance system stolen from Darien building
• Tree commission grows into a larger body
• Farmers' market returns Wednesday
• RTM decides on school, town budgets Monday night
• Selectmen waiting for more info before committing to fixing Old Tokeneke Bridge
• Connecticut gasoline prices 74¢ a gallon higher than 2009
• Teacher’s indecency case enters pre-trial phase
• Selectmen waiting for more info before committing to flood fix for Old Tokeneke Bridge
• School calendar nearly set for 2011-12 year
• Police find unattended bag at train station not to be 'suspicious'
• RTM agrees to cover $350,000 school budget shortfall
• Snapping turtle finds a spot to lay eggs on Dickinson Road
• Middlesex students get first account of Holocaust survivor’s story
• Darien Police Chief Lovello rides in bike tour for fallen officers
• No place to go: Officials worry about dogs’ going
• Darien Library marine art exhibit opens May 14
• Town, country clubs still in court over tax assessments
• New Leroy Ave. stop sign adorns Frate Park
• Swap Shop volunteers sought
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Gov. Rell pleased with legislative session, which ended last night
• Lt. Krois feeling better after collision: Charges piling up for man accused of crashing stolen car
• More car thefts reported, including locked cars this time
• Lawsuit against Darien animal charity consolidated
• Campbell: Darien has enough points for affordable housing moratorium
• $1,850 bike stolen from Middlesex home
• Third time’s a charm for selectman communication policy
• Republicans convene to choose candidate for probate judge
• Burglars continue to prey on unlocked Darien cars
• Campbell relieves Bayne, passes acting first selectman baton to Nielsen
• Social Services: You may qualify for Medical Savings Program
• $350,000 short: Finance board agrees to cover school deficit
• One week left to change parties for primary vote
• Gifts raise questions of elementary school equality
• Darien teacher’s indecency case enters pre-trial phase
• Canoe stolen from Middlesex property
• After most of the day on a generator, Darien High's power returns
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien spending ranks 3rd in nation
• Police lieutenant recovering from head-on collision
• New district, new judge: Delegates set to make probate history
• Confusion quelled over Tokeneke Bridge bill
• Confusion quelled over Tokeneke Bridge bill
• Connecticut gas jumps 5 cents while nation stays flat
• Apparent burglar ignores iPod and GPS in BMW
• Darien Police officer injured in Post Road collision
• Apparent burglar ignores iPod and GPS in BMW
• Darien Police officer injured in Post Road collision
• Canoe stolen from Middlesex property
• After most of the day on a generator, Darien High's power returns
• Inside this week's Darien Times
• Darien spending ranks 3rd in nation
• Police lieutenant recovering from head-on collision
• New district, new judge: Delegates set to make probate history
• Tasti-D-Lite serves up its first treat in Darien
• Selectmen notes: Darien Road Race turns 31
• Schools face finishing fiscal year in the red
• DEP: Outlook for Connecticut’s bats is bleak
• Connecticut gas jumps 5 cents while nation stays flat
• Meet Author Jonathan Eig At Darien Library!
• Ask The Master Gardeners! - Container Gardening For Flowers And Vegetables
• The Junior League of Stamford-Norwalk, Inc. Annual Spring Spirits! Fundraiser
• The Chinese Language School of Connecticut Offers Chinese Summer Camp Through Darien Summer School
• Children's Book Drive at Darien Library
• Darien Library March 2010 Newsletter
• Darien Library’s Spring Author Series Presents Judith Warner
• There's Still Time to Enter!
• Darien Library February 2010 Newsletter
• One Book, One Community 2010
• Resetting the HR Agenda: Leadership Challenges for a New World
• Meet Us on Main Street!
• Darien Library News - December 31, 2009
• JLSN Spring 2010 Provisional Class
• The Junior League of Stamford-Norwalk, Inc Information Sessions News - January 6, 2010
• Bob and Tracey Duff invite Norwalk and Darien Residents To A Holiday Open House
• Darien Library News - November 30, 2009
• Junior League Of Stamford-Norwalk Coat Collection To Benefit Local Charities
• COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR - Tips on Making Your Doctors Visit a Success
• Darien Library News - November 2, 2009
• JLSN: Fall Tag Sale
• Cabaret Program - Man Of La Mancha
• DARIEN PROFESSIONALS NETWORKING GROUP - TUE. AUG. 25th
• Picnic
• A Month In The Country
• Laughter on the 23rd Floor
• YWCA Push-n-Pull Parade
• News From the Darien Library - June 1, 2009
• Connecticut Choraliers
• Darien Library News - May 1, 2009
• Darien Library News - April 1, 2009
• Prepare To Be Mesmerized
• Grand Opening Author Series - Pete Hamill
• Mary Lou Ball Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Darien Office
• Gail Ord Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Darien Office
• Darien Office Of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Celebrates New Location
• Taking Stock
• Palmer Hill Celebrates Opening with Ribbon Cutting
• Barbara Busskohl Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Darien Office
• Sen. Duff Delivers Funding To Three Organizations In Darien, Norwalk
• COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE ACQUIRES PREFERRED PROPERTIES INC. IN CONNECTICUT
• Darien’s Claire Karpen to Perform Her Cabaret Act Show
• Dave and Emma Hart Show
• Free evaluations for Foot Health Awareness month
• Holiday at Italian Villa Heads Auction Items at Shakespeare Benefit
• Six Degrees Of Seprataion
• The Elephant Man
• Guitar Workshop
• Beginning Printmaking
• Landscapes And Intimate Spaces: A Watercolor Workshop
• Basic Concepts Of Painting
• Watercolor Techniques
• The Portrait
• Experiments In Art
• Intermediate And Advanced Painting
• Children's Drawing And Painting Workshop
• Cartooning Class
• Dragon Tales And Fairy Folklore
• Little Artists Workshop
• Pre-School Art Class
• Baby - Musical Program
• Children - By A. R. Gurney
• Julie Wilson
• Acabella
• Kitty Carlisle Hart
• Biloxi Blues

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