New Canaan, CT News

• New Canaan, CT News
• Store owners: Sluggish start to Sunday sales
• New Canaan police to target traffic law violators on Friday
• Town Council members issue FOI request on New Canaan school budget
• The Popular Juried Student Exhibition Returns To Silvermine Arts Center For Its 22nd Year
• Memorial Day Parade
• Let there be asphalt
• Krolikowski to headline observance ceremony
• Gearing up for the Memorial Day parade
• Lerner and Loewe’s Broadway Classic My Fair Lady
• Race for 125th District seat is official
• Tackling master plan for Waveny trails
• Bronx man arrested for attempting to install ATM skimming device at Chase Bank
• Funds transfers for Town Hall project still need approvals
• New Canaan’s new CFO settles in
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - May 17, 2012
• State steps up efforts to detect invasive Emerald Ash Borer beetles
• First selectman invites all to the Memorial Day Parade
• Gardener, 94, keeps his green thumb strong
• Racquetball/Squash Courts Closed for Repair
• Most local liquor stores plan to open Sunday
• New Canaan police make 89 stops in enforcement blitz
• Farmer's Market features familiar faces, new vendors
• ‘Art in the Windows’ exhibition begins downtown in New Canaan
• Marine helicopter to land at high school
• Low-cost rabies vaccination clinic Sunday at New Canaan Town Hall
• Summer Theatre of New Canaan Education Programs 2012
• Politics topic of League of Women Voters luncheon
• Bodenheimer to be honored by National Football Foundation
• Negligent homicide charge for New Canaan teen who allegedly struck jogger in Norwalk
• Mariomi Road bridge reconstruction project begins
• Connecticut gas prices continue to fall — and vary a lot
• Chamber eyes pedestrian area for village
• Where the Wi-Fi is and How to Save on Roaming Charges When Traveling
• GE chairman talks business in a global economy
• New Canaan residents young and old offer favorite memories, things to do at May Fair
• St. Mark's Church May Fair Questions and Answers
• Family plant sale begins Thursday afternoon
• New Canaan dog bite victim begins rabies shots
• Michael Nowacki sentenced to 15 months in prison
• House sales rise 5% in Connecticut in first quarter
• Finance board sets mill rate, 1.6% tax rate increase
• 2012 Theatre Festival In Waveny Park
• Exchange Club Of New Canaan’s Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser
• Explore local 'secret garden' on Mother's Day
• State agrees to $100 million education reform bill
• Cause of Frogtown Road fire may go undetermined
• Pet food linked to salmonella outbreak in humans
• Police investigating larceny that may have occurred while couple was home
• Parks Commission Meeting at Duluth Heights Community Recreation Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - May 3, 2012
• Students' trout project comes to an end on river bank
• New Canaan town, schools look to save energy, money
• Jelliff Mill public hearings wrap up
• New Canaan siblings recall interactions with Dick Clark on American Bandstand
• Water main break may take hours to repair
• Hundreds take part in South School's Walk to School Day
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan finance board transfers funds, looks at 1.9% tax increase
• Published report: New Canaan man suspect in Danbury murder
• Town's annual spring cleaning takes place this weekend
• Town takes first steps on tiering Locust Avenue parking lot
• Police plan enforcement blitz for Wednesday
• Officials were unaware of town code's disclosure requirement
• Silvermine Arts Center Newsletter for may 2012
• Selectmen put off decision on Youth Sports Committee
• New Canaan crews help battle Wilton fire
• Fairfield County is one of the most ozone-polluted in nation
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - April 26, 2012
• School board to choose redistricting plan
• Fee-in-lieu request for Pine Street site
• Bicyclist struck by car on South Avenue
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Flash mob forms on Forest Street
• Republican presidential primary: Romney wins in New Canaan
• Cali is looking for a home
• Republican presidential primary is Tuesday, April 24
• Town Council approves $126 million expense budget
• Break-ins reported at racquet club
• Principal Luizzi to speak on technology
• Chamber of Commerce looks to create Ib.l.a.s.t. ‘day pass’
• Senator Boucher challenges New York commuter tax idea
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - April 19, 2012
• Actor Ryan Reynolds reportedly house hunting in New Canaan
• Library's semi-annual book sale is Friday through Monday
• PHOTOS: New Canaan Library's 'Lotta Legos' contest
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Spring 2012 Lecture Series
• New Canaan to develop marketing plan
• GE chairman to give library lecture
• New Canaan Cub Scouts to hold ice cream and campfire social
• 90th Anniversary Exhibition: A Celebration Of The Silvermine Guild Of Artists
• Hot Club Of San Francisco Presents Cinema Vivant at Silvermine Arts Center
• Police warn of vehicle break-ins
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - April 12, 2012
• Silvermine Arts Center's 90th Anniversary Gala and Benefit
• Teens & Drinking: What's in your fridge?
• New Canaan school board to weigh more options for overcrowding
• Residents to drive‘Swagger Wagon’ in charity race
• Williams to star in HBO comedy
• New Canaan's town projects move forward
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• In race for Congress, Meek said he will look to ‘stir things up’ in Washington
• FAA May Allow Electronics During Takeoffs and Landings
• Travel Tips You May Not Know About
• New Canaan Preservation Alliance gets Jelliff Mill site listed on state registry
• Jelliff Mill opponents debate a question of flooding
• House burns down on Frogtown Road
• Bridgeport finance director Norton tapped to lead New Canaan finance office
• Red Light: Special Film Documentary Screening, Artist Talk
• Visiting nurse agency to celebrate 100-year anniversary
• New Canaan Library upgrades wi-fi to benefit users
• Man dies in accident on Merritt
• CBS newsman Mike Wallace dead at 93; was living at Waveny Care Center
• Presidential primary voter registration deadlines
• Many programs on the menu at New Canaan Library for Library Week
• Feds say Connecticut's jobless rate declines
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - April 05, 2012
• Tag Sale At The Silvermine Arts Center Benefits School Of Art Scholarship Fund
• Waveny Care launches home health care agency
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Silvermine Arts Center Celebrates Its 90th Anniversary With A Gala And Special Exhibition
• New dry fire hydrant installed in town
• Permits for tennis courts, Waveny Pool and Kiwanis Park now on sale
• Sure sign of spring
• New Canaan RTC to honor Hetherington at Lincoln Dinner
• Planning and Zoning Commission rules: Uncle Buck must get permit
• Fire Department to hold third annual St. Baldrick's fund-raiser
• Public can weigh in on state trail study
• Woman commits suicide on Park Street
• Silvermine Arts Center News - April 2012
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - March 28, 2012
• New Canaan school board deals with overcrowding at South School
• Grant fund information was given to Board of Finance
• Town officials eye excess funds
• Want to get rid of that 'illegal pet'?
• Developers revise Jelliff Mill housing plans
• TRAFFIC ALERT: This week's Main Street road work detour route
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - March 23, 2012
• How to deal with heroin in New Canaan
• [UPDATED] Norwalk man dies after being struck by New Canaan driver in Norwalk
• New Canaan girls trace scouting roots for centennial
• Summer Art Camp at The Silvermine School Of Art
• Students going door to door Sunday for scholarship fund
• Police find missing Silver Hill patient after overnight search
• Debate erupts over schools' special grant fund
• Police release photo, more details on missing Silver Hill Hospital patient
• Town adds left turn signal to busy intersection
• Main Street sidewalk project begins: expect lane closures
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Board of Education meeting may have been improper
• Kolek's superintendent contract
• Dr. Kolek appointed to lead New Canaan schools
• For owner, it's a bittersweet ending for Canaan Parish Sweet Shoppe
• Artist Talk, Film Documentary Screening: Redlight
• Bishop Lori named archbishop of Baltimore
• 39th annual Easter egg hunt to take place Saturday in Waveny Park
• Kolek to be named New Canaan superintendent of schools
• Police arrest suspect in Waveny Park car break-ins
• New Canaan school board to vote on new superintendent tonight
• New Canaan Town Hall plans top Mallozzi's list
• Could ban on pesticides at schools be lifted?
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - March 15, 2012
• New Canaan women extol the virtue of choice
• World Down Syndrome Day
• New Canaan GOP debates vacancy on town committee
• New Canaan Republicans choose officers
• Animal control seeks driver whose car hit dog
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Etiquette Tips for the Traveling Executive
• The Most Influential Business Women in American History
• [FULL STORY] Lang's closes without notice, leaving customers in shock
• Lang's Pharmacy closes its doors in New Canaan
• CL&P launches expanded tree work program
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - March 8, 2012
• New Canaan resident shares her encounters with 'grandparents scam'
• New Canaan Town Council debates merits of license plate reader
• As daylight-saving time starts, Rotarians and fire department team up to prevent fires
• Peep! Peep! Amphibian migration may begin tonight
• Draw Until You Drop! Returns To Silvermine Arts Center
• McEvoy tackles dog waste at New Canaan parks
• New Canaan High School releases second quarter honor roll
• Wind warning issued for this afternoon
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan YMCA withdraws zoning change request, will reapply
• Finance board sends 3.28% spending increase to New Canaan Town Council
• McDonald gets community service for 2010 hit-and-run involving bicyclist
• Hetherington won’t seek reelection: Local attorney, Republican councilman to seek 125th seat
• Fairfield Resident New Chief Lending Officer at The Bank of New Canaan
• School board makes requested cuts to capital budget
• Budget hearing is Tuesday night
• Student arrested for theft, heroin possession
• Neighbors raise environmental concerns with Jelliff Mill proposal
• Attorneys debate ramifications of dam on Jelliff Mill property
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - March 1, 2012
• Brown's farm under scrutiny
• 90210 in the 06840
• Marist College names memorial scholarship funds for fire victims
• Fellowship honors Rev. Gary Wilbun by embracing diversity
• Beverly Hills 90210 star appearing at New Canaan New Balance
• Mallozzi nears budget goal as finance board calls for 3.41% increase
• Changes to voting laws could increase turnout
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Schaub pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Leap year: Who put that extra day on the calendar?
• Hearing on East Avenue demolition set for March 8
• Snow, sleet and rain could hamper Wednesday commute
• Stamford resident arrested for possession with intent to sell
• Wilton couple arrested for drug sales
• Warm winter could spell more trouble for ticks
• Wind advisory in effect for region
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - February 23, 2012
• Flowers in February
• New Canaan students to reflect on their education
• Attorneys general challenge Google's new privacy policy
• Jelliff Mill development: Neighbors debate traffic, parking
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Secretary of the state talks election improvements in Ridgefield
• Lecture Series With David Dunlop At The Silvermine Arts Center
• New Canaan students to show off their skills at Tech Night
• Police investigating burglary on Louises Lane
• Warm winter could spell trouble with ticks
• Democrats to host leap year event
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - February 16, 2012
• Cigarette butts dumped in trash can ignite fire
• Jelliff Mill hearing is Tuesday night
• Regan case awaiting jury trial
• CL&P warns of phone scam claiming rebate
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Celebrating Women Artists At Silvermine Arts Center
• Lecture Series With David Dunlop: ‘More On Color’
• Grand List rises slightly as assessor looks to revaluation
• IRS says there are tax benefits available for some job seekers
• Valentine’s Day: What’s it all about?
• Gas prices jumped another 5 cents last week
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - February 9, 2012
• BNC Financial Group Reports Record Earnings for 2011
• 5 Ways to Stay Healthy on the Road
• DOT Passes New Airline Ticket Transparency Rule
• New Canaan registrars complete district maps
• New Canaan man suffers serious head injury after jumping from moving vehicle in Darien
• Lee family adjusts to life after fire
• Woman robbed on Millport Avenue Wednesday night
• Bridgeport Diocese reacts to Egan: Abuse apology still stands
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Hundreds take part in superintendent search process
• Platz brings case for third building inspector to finance board
• Malloy outlines budget agenda
• Police union votes to accept contract offer
• Extra trains running for Giants victory parade
• Meet cats of 'all colors and ages' at Strays & Others adoption day
• Shays outlines priorities for senate campaign
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - February 2, 2012
• Resident identified as super PAC funder
• Paul McCartney covers late New Canaan resident's song on new album
• From goats to greens: New Canaan's winter farmer's market
• Glass House announces new director
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• [FULL STORY] New Canaan businesses not convinced on blue law change
• Hundreds mourn Kevin Johnson, fire victim
• 17-year-old charged in December 5 fight at New Canaan High School
• Hobi seeks volunteers to serve in Indian leprosy colony
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - January 26, 2012
• Slideshow: New Canaan's first snowfall of 2012
• Selectmen leave open questions in 2012-13 budget
• New Canaan YMCA and Country School question zoning regulations
• Strong winds expected to move in late Friday
• Town settles with contractors over asbestos at New Canaan High School
• In this week's Advertiser
• Greenberg was New Canaan’s ‘official’ photographer
• Adopt a Cat in need and show them the Love of Valentine’s Day!
• Slideshow: Syd Greenberg's Photos
• Shays expected to announce Senate run today in Hartford
• Syd Greenberg, a photographer and longtime resident, has died
• One day left to change party affiliation before primary
• Services for Kevin Johnson
• Fire marshal releases cause of Fawn Lane fire
• Gasoline prices continue to rise in Connecticut
• New gallery features wood art
• 2008 NCHS graduate reported killed in fire near Marist College
• Light but persistent snowfall creating slippery conditions
• Celebrate Valentine's Day With A Jazz Brunch
• Carpe Diem offers upscale Italian fare in a family-friendly atmosphere
• First significant snowfall of 2012 starting tonight
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - January 19, 2012
• State studies college graduation rates by high school
• FULL STORY: Former youth lacrosse coach claims gender discrimination
• Market Demand Study Committee to present findings
• P&Z defends fee-in-lieu-of-parking regulation
• Public hearings next week on Jelliff Mill development
• Fairfield County commercial real estate improves, slowly and unevenly
• Fire marshal’s office launches Facebook page
• Town implements new budget process
• Governor Malloy to propose Sunday liquor sales
• Grace Farms to present scaled-down church design
• Grace Farms: Judge dismisses neighbors’ appeals
• Midday fire destroys Fawn Lane house; investigation is underway
• Ecumenical celebration Monday honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Toni for Congress? Boucher doesn’t close the door
• Republicans choose local leaders: Abramowitz out; Stowe, Lovastik fail in election bids
• Malloy: high winds moving across the state
• Best Apps for Busy Executive Travelers
• The Best in Travel Technology for 2012
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 12, 2012
• Former coach sues New Canaan Lacrosse Association over dismissal
• Commissions fight over new parking lot regulations
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Mallozzi aims to cut 9% budget increase for 2012-13 to 2.5%
• Gov. Malloy announces storm disaster preparedness and recovery initiatives
• Library kicks off Super Bowl with a peek behind the scenes
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Vacation Camp
• Police warn of annual chimney cleaner scam
• Democrats to select 2012-14 town committee members
• Selectmen approve Corbet as finance consultant
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 5, 2012
• New Canaan High School seeks local internship providers
• Congressional redistricting: Supreme Court to redraw state districts
• Charity website is a resource for those who want to give
• Winter farmer's market to open at Nature Center in February
• Blumenthal reflects on job growth, politics and Afghanistan
• Reminder: Town does not pick up Christmas trees
• Town Council approves finance board appointments
• Firefighters knock down small New Year's Eve fire at Joe's Pizzeria
• Gas prices may rise significantly again this year
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• SWRPA restructuring vote delayed by council
• Public to give input on superintendent search
• Girl Scouts' new cookie celebrates group's 100th birthday
• Motor Vehicles’ Norwalk office to offer additional customer Services
• New Canaan finance head to go to Westport
• Fairfield County home to first identified case of boxwood blight
• Police investigate two burglaries reported on December 21
• Performance Cabaret XMALIA By C. Ryder Cooley Comes To The Silvermine Arts Center
• Meeting on Utilities, Conservation Commissions is Wednesday
• Police commissioners apologize to officers
• Council to review Board of Finance candidates
• Top 10 stories that shaped New Canaan in 2011
• Meet Stuart, the new face of New Canaan's Bob's Sports
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 29, 2011
• New Haven Line fares to increase starting Sunday
• CL&P warns of scammers at the door promoting storm credits
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan police investigate fatal accident
• New Canaan changes parking lot zoning regulations
• [UPDATE] Personal assistant allegedly steals $170,000 from employer
• National Weather Service issues strong wind advisory
• Personal assistant allegedly steals $170,000 from employer
• Caroling on God's Acre begins at 6:30 tonight
• Hanukah lights up the night in New Canaan
• Driver found at hospital after crash that killed father
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 22, 2011
• New Canaan Republicans race to lead party
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Attorney general warns about Saab bankruptcy and vehicle warranties
• Superintendent search committee announces public forums, online survey
• Holiday Pool Schedules Now Available
• Report: Connecticut Light & Power wasn't prepared
• Jackson and Willie are looking for good homes
• Fields Committee offers oversight of youth sports
• Hobbs outlines goals as new school board chair
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 15, 2011
• Save money on gift cards, certificates with GoodDealsCT
• Bärbel Jewelry to close once inventory is sold
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Audubon's Christmas bird count takes place now through January 5
• Youth football coaches resign from board after trophy-burning incident
• Selectmen look to revive New Canaan's conservation, utilities commissions
• Hike map and kayaking book could make good gifts
• How to Buy Gifts for the Closest People in Your Life
• Holiday Travel Tips: How to Lower Stress, Save Money and Have More Fun
• Kitten survives storm, seeks permanent home
• Commission recognizes Dr. Brown for his service
• Something to satisfy the holiday taste buds
• New Canaan selectmen approve Main Street sidewalk contract
• New Canaan's title hopes end in Class L football final
• Live updates of New Canaan's Class L championship football game vs. Hand
• Police warn of scam targeting grandparents
• Did coaches go too far? League investigates trophy burning incident
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 8, 2011
• Mallozzi looks ahead, outlines his goals for town
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan Board of Education discusses bullying policy
• Traffic stop statistics ignite dispute with New Canaan police
• Tong is gone, Cafero comes into New Canaan in state redistricting
• New Canaan's bond ratings outlook restored to stable
• Slideshow: A holiday weekend in New Canaan
• Residents encouraged to participate in foreclosure review
• Police arrest driver who fled from accident scene
• Main Street sidewalk contract awarded to A&J Construction
• School board selects superintendent search firm
• Webb looks to create 9/11 memorial for town, schools
• Governor Malloy orders investigation into emergency federal food aid program
• Karl Chevrolet co-sponsors Toys for Tots for 30th year
• Father’s forum to address setting limits with children
• New Canaan High School releases first quarter honor roll
• The Tuscan: Beyond a restaurant
• Walker reflects on tenure as New Canaan's first selectman
• New Canaan celebrates holidays with charity
• Shapiro kicks New Canaan football past Windsor, 27-24
• New Canaan merchants see positive signs for shopping season
• This Weekend: What’s happening in New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 1, 2011
• Holiday Stroll: Two-day affair offers lights, sounds, Santa, shopping and dining
• Town's representatives would change under redistricting proposal
• IRS says it has over 900 undelivered refunds for Connecticut
• School board chairmanship: Hobbs beats Bedula in 5-3 vote
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Valles Pool ADA Entry Stairs Remain Out Of Order
• New Canaan among districts selected for voting audit
• CL&P generation rates to decrease by 12.6%
• Valles Pool Update - November 28, 2011
• New Canaan football leads New London 16-12 at halftime
• ‘Homes for the Holidays’ tour to feature five residences
• Silvermine Arts Center News - December 2011
• CL&P reacts to criticism with reorganization
• Menorah lighting at God’s Acre begins December 20
• G. Albert Barber Spa: Not your ordinary barber shop
• Reflections on Fall Ball, teamwork and family
• Valles Pool Tentatively Reopen
• Annual Exchange Club Christmas tree sale begins Saturday
• Valles Pool Closed Until Further Notice
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 23, 2011
• Red Cross blood drive today at St. Aloysius Church
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Arbitration law firm refunds $50,000 to New Canaan
• Giving thanks on Thanksgiving
• Rams, Blue Wave to clash at annual Turkey Bowl
• Slideshow: New Canaan inauguration ceremony
• Accident shuts down Cherry Street Tuesday afternoon
• Attorney general commends service providers for storm-related credits
• NCHS Class of 2001 plans 10-year reunion Friday
• Gasoline prices still falling in Connecticut
• Holidays in full swing at Vine Cottage
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 17, 2011
• New Canaan Board of Education begins search for Abbey's successor
• Saxe students commemorate Veterans Day
• Schools deal with CAPT gender gap
• New Canaan's Joe's Pizzeria offers ‘Thanksgiving Pizza’
• President Obama issues major disaster declaration
• New York City 2011 Holiday Events Calendar
• Help Fight Hunger in Fairfield County this Holiday Season
• Swim Meet at Our Y
• Town Council names Thursday 'Jeb Walker Day'
• Butler resigns as CL&P president
• DeWaele, Karl, Devereaux will again lead council
• Stories and features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Holiday market at Waveny House 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today
• Send submissions early for next week's paper
• Court grants former schools facilities director accelerated rehab
• State launches Web site to assist military veterans seeking jobs
• Town Council to discuss tree board
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 10, 2011
• Chamber of commerce seeks holiday lights donations
• New Canaan schools take top spot in magazine ranking
• New Canaan High School Turkey Drive to benefit food bank
• Report any losses from October storm, says Gov. Malloy
• New Canaan's Turkey Trot to benefit shelter
• District announces superintendent search committee
• Holiday Sale at the Silvermine Arts Center Schoolof Art
• Kennedy educates new generation of veterans on benefits
• Malloy: Strong winds tomorrow could bring down trees
• Firefighters tackle structure fire at house under construction
• Bach to give address at God’s Acre Veteran’s Day ceremony Friday
• Study indicates need for more variety downtown
• Stories, features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Caimans Competitive Swim Teams Registration Available
• Silvermine Arts Center School of Art Annual Holiday Show & Sale
• Hersam narrowly defeats Corbet in town treasurer race
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 3, 2011
• Craft USA Juried Exhibition
• RR Buidlers Wins HOBI Award for Best Pool House‏
• State urges food/water safety precautions during storm recovery
• Staying safe on Halloween: Tips for trick-or-treaters and homeowners
• Town activates emergency operations center as snow storm hits New Canaan
• Halloween in New Canaan: Parade, party, book sale and fair
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 27, 2011
• Unopposed candidates discuss town charter, transparency
• Could a snowstorm be coming our way Saturday?
• Treasurer candidates face off in league debate
• Stories, features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Chamber's 30th Halloween parade kicks off Sunday at 1
• Annual town-wide leaf pickup begins October 31
• Hearing on litigation committee report is tonight
• Commission delays fire chief vote; volunteers ask to be part of process
• Coalition holds rally outside CEO's West Road home; GE issues statement
• Himes says new report highlights need to invest in transportation
• Cares to present ‘Navigating the Teen Party Scene’
• Irene highlights town’s need to provide long-term shelter
• Caroline’s Crêperie: A touch of France on Elm Street
• League Candidates' Night to be held Monday at Town Hall
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 20, 2011
• Long Range Planning Committee focuses on Town Hall, library
• SLIDESHOW: Fall Fair fun and frights
• Council votes 8-2 to proceed with sidewalks on west side of Main Street
• Stories, features in this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• League of Women Voters to hold annual tag sale
• Town Council votes in favor of west side sidewalks
• Stamford woman accused of embezzling from New Canaan employers
• Awareness campaigns: selectmen look at guidelines
• State: Beware of post cards offering airline ticket deals
• Park Street man charged in sexual assault of neighbor
• Going, going, gone! Buy an estate at auction
• Police place medication disposal drop box in station lobby
• Film offers ‘sentimental look’ at Merritt Parkway
• Nature center fall fair to feature ‘Eco-Village'
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 14, 2011
• Friday morning rollover crash on Jelliff Mill sends driver to hospital
• Outback Teen Center to hold Halloween Dance Party Oct. 28
• New Canaan governing bodies going paperless
• Eight Smart Travel Tips to Save Money and Fly Safer
• No transit-oriented development grant money for New Canaan
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Merchant makes statement with vintage Burgundy purchase
• Schools superintendent announces plans to retire
• Long Range Planning Committee to hold fourth forum tonight
• Teachers compile dozens of reports for summer curriculum research
• National Plug-In Day
• Police chief, Zira to appear at Bank of New Canaan
• Power problems: Metro-North cancels some Monday trains
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 6, 2011
• Annual Boy Scouts’ pumpkin sale is Saturday at Methodist church
• NBC’s Chris Hansen to interview national archivist David Ferriero
• On the tweet beat: Author dissects the ‘Twitterati’
• 20th anniversary: Bon Fleur plans floral hunt
• October 12 workshop targets wellness in the workplace
• School, community-wide activities mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Fall Lecture Series At The Silvermine Arts Center
• Norwalk Hospital proposes offices on East Avenue
• New Canaan High School track to close for resurfacing
• 'Healthy Parenting' programs run through November
• New Canaan students third in state on SATs
• Silvermine Arts Center News - October 2011
• Report sightings of invasive Mile-a-minute vine as control efforts continue
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 29, 2011
• Schiff discusses Cleopatra at literary luncheon
• New Canaan Police bust CVS in tobacco sale sting
• Speaker to parents: Kids are just living their lives
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Culture of controversy: What's fueling town criticism?
• Police union, town file grievances over negotiation dispute
• Caimans Competitive Swim Teams Registration Available
• New Canaan student's 9/11 photos on display at YMCA
• Town health department to hold seasonal flu clinic October 2
• A ‘second chance’ brings chef newfound success
• New Canaan officials forecast 2010-11 surplus
• Miller arrested for part in April assault
• Autumn leaf peepers: State has useful fall foliage Web site
• New Canaan school board discusses snow days
• Library series dedication ‘a happy surprise’
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 22, 2011
• Fall activities abound this weekend in New Canaan
• New Canaan school officials ponder how to handle student funds
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan schools sign contract with secretaries' union
• Fire Commission eyes paid chief to run fire services
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 20, 2011
• How to Avoid Baggage Fees and Lost Luggage with Carry-On Luggage
• 5 Top Travel Tips by Frequent Flyers
• Rally for 'economic justice' targets the wealthy
• Police close Meszkat crash investigation
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 15, 2011
• Hazardous waste collection day is Saturday
• Presentation to focus on the 'pressured child'
• League of Women Voters to host waste reduction program
• Autumn mural offers lesson in preservation
• Groups plan rally for 'economic justice' at Town Hall
• Town may borrow $1.3 million to repair roofs
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Grant application for senior housing at Lumberyard passes
• Market Demand Committee launches survey
• Italian restaurant to take over Fifty Coins space
• Special Concert at Silvermine Arts Center with Asphalt Orchestra
• Irene boosts New Canaan's 'Restaurant Week'
• Missing person is found safe in Westchester
• First Annual Silvermine Arts Fest at the Silvermine Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 8, 2011
• Four days late, New Canaan schools start
• Even after a hurricane, trees are resilient
• Teens today, children then: New Canaan youth remember 9/11
• McEneaney's book becomes TV pilot
• Public hearing on Lumberyard grant is Tuesday
• New Canaan Democrats' annual barbecue and picnic is Sunday
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Advertiser Coverage: September, 2001
• Town remembers 9/11
• Town to begin storm debris pickup today
• Anyone seeking federal aid for storm-related damage must file with FEMA
• Fall Season Brings New Exhibits To The Silvermine Arts Center
• New Canaan Police to increase enforcement near schools
• After the storm: DMV extends expiring licenses, registrations
• Updated Recreational Pool Schedule - August 30, 2011
• National Weather Service on Irene: 'It could have been worse'
• 'I think he's an idiot': Malloy on Ron Paul's view of FEMA's 'uselessness'
• Gov. Malloy urges residents, businesses to report storm damage
• Valley Road cell tower hearing postponed
• Y To Operate as Usual on Tuesday, August 30, 2011
• Irene: Gov. Malloy announces business assistance program
• PHOTOS: Hurricane Irene hammers New Canaan
• CL&P scheduling crews for around the clock restoration
• Evening statement from the New Canaan Office of Emergency Management
• New Canaan Office of Emergency Management issues statement on Irene
• CL&P opens Emergency Operations Center
• Obama declares state of emergency in Connecticut
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 25, 2011
• First day of school canceled due to Hurricane Irene
• Hurricane Irene cancellation/closing notices
• Latest information on Hurricane Irene: Watch issued, hurricane to strike Saturday night to Sunday
• Governor launches hurricane information site
• CL&P says it's preparing for the worst and hoping for the best
• Being prepared for a storm; safety tips from fire marshal
• Residents urged to sign up for town Emergency Out Call System
• "Taste of the Town" stroll kicks of New Canaan's restaurant week
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New teachers in New Canaan schools
• School starts Tuesday in New Canaan
• Back to School for New Canaan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• New Canaan High School track will be resurfaced
• Senator Boucher proposes rail passengers 'Bill of Rights'
• Earthquake strikes region; local geologist explains quake
• New Canaan merchants offer school supplies with a twist
• 'Taste of the Town' kicks off restaurant week
• Department of Motor Vehicles changes hours, certain services
• Thunderstorms expected to strike area today
• High school new student orientation is August 23
• Lakeview Avenue modern house proposal withdrawn
• Investigating a regional council to replace planning agency
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 18, 2011
• Sales tax-free holiday is next week
• Despite council vote, hybrid bus plan hits roadblock
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Airline Rules and Security Update
• How to Manage Time with the Pomodoro Technique
• New Canaan resident sues state officials
• Interns record memories of Sept. 11, 2001 for summer project
• One year after fatal hit-and-run accident, Regan still in court
• U.S. Treasury gives Bank of New Canaan $11 million for small businesses
• UPDATE: Train strikes car in Talmadge Hill
• August Bank Draft Update
• Fall Registration Begins August 15, 2011
• Former New Canaan schools facilities director resigns from Darien post
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 11, 2011
• New Canaan architect's office hits milestone
• Scammers target elderly New Canaan residents; Grandparent scam alert
• Gas prices drop across the state, average $3.93 per gallon
• Local psychologist gives tips on how to talk to teens
• New Canaan school board updates district policies
• No opposition for major New Canaan races in November
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Selectmen salaries to remain flat: Finance board receives lesson on executive sessions
• DMV issues report on third anniversary of teen driving laws
• Hetherington sponsors law for ex-prisoners
• New Canaan mosquito tests positive for West Nile
• SEC bars Illarramendi from acting as broker
• Gov. Malloy on what downgrade of national debt means to Connecticut
• Due to debt ceiling debate, town bond rating to be reviewed
• Police investigating Lambert Road home invasion
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 4, 2011
• School Of Art Faculty To Exhibit At Silvermine Arts Center
• Sidewalk plans go out to bid as council seeks 'hard numbers' for costs
• Storm rolls in over New Canaan
• Former New Canaan facilities director to head back to court
• Town may seek grant to explore senior housing at Lumberyard
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Republican Town Committee honors Barrack, Annunziato
• Excitement builds for new scoreboard at NCHS
• Tonight's Waveny Park concert has been postponed
• Corbet reacts to 2009 criticism by TIME magazine
• Valles Pool Schedule August 1-7, 2011
• Park Street, Old Stamford Road intersection may get island
• Talbots to close doors August 7; big sales are underway
• East Haven man faces burglary charges
• New Canaan High School track may be repaired
• Support helps defray cut in state funding for New Canaan's Getabout
• Meet Erin McDermott, Outback's new director
• Kouzina offers fresh Mediterranean inspired meals
• If debt talks fail, New Canaan's rating could face review
• State agency eyes possibility of severe storms
• CORRECTED STORY: Town to fine dog run rules violators
• Fishing for classic cars: Corvette rolls into pond
• Silvermine Arts Center News - August 2011
• Lakeview Avenue bridge litigation committee begins work on report
• Town Council seeks further public input on senior housing grant
• Town Council sends both sidewalk plans out to bid
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Library receives $2 million from estate of volunteer
• New Canaan Cub Scouts hunt for frogs at Waveny
• Public hearing on senior housing grant is tomorrow
• Mountain lion, killed in Milford, traveled here from South Dakota
• Officials grilled on appropriations for Lakeview Avenue arbitration
• New Canaan Democrats approve committee endorsements at caucus
• Gasoline prices continue to rise in Connecticut
• PHOTOS: Scenes from New Canaan's Village Fair and Sidewalk Sale
• New sensors to warn of lighting in area
• New Canaan Inn residents enjoy nature's bounty
• New Canaan merchants, consumers adjust to new taxes
• State offers tips to stay cool and safe during extreme heat
• Heat index may reach 113 today
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 21, 2011
• New Canaan Democrats to pick nominees for November elections
• New Canaan streets close tomorrow for fair and sale
• Governor Malloy appoints New Canaan man to board for higher education
• While test results show excellence, CAPT scores weaken at high school
• Airliner donates two round-trip tickets for Restaurant Week
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• State issues another heat warning; temps near 100
• The Outback Teen Center Presents Big Band Night
• New Canaan GOP nominates Rob Mallozzi III for First Selectman
• New Canaan police honored by mental health board
• Arrests made in connection with April assault on teen
• Gas prices on the rise again in Connecticut
• Silvermine Arts Center Voted Best art Gallery in Fairfield County's Best of Gold Coast
• Corbet seeks to oust Hersam as treasurer
• State eyes cold front; only slight chance of tornado
• DMV to close offices, streamline services due to budget cuts
• Officer revives Florida teen who collapsed in park
• iPad offers Waveny Care Center program new dimension
• 5 Ways to Avoid an Airline Emergency
• Green school bus may get test run
• New Canaan man among veterans to honor legacy of the Corsair
• Woleck to replace Singer as East School assistant principal
• LeDuc to replace Bartz as New Canaan High School assistant principal
• New Canaan High School announces 4th quarter honor roll
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 14, 2011
• Study: Main Street sidewalks would have lower impact on east side
• In reversal, New Canaan Town Council passes fire union contract
• Hines declines to run for re-election to Board of Selectmen
• Jones announces run for selectman: Emphasizes listening, transparency
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Hundreds take advantage of early caucus voting
• YMCA Benefit Auction: Paul McCartney at Yankee Stadium
• Crossroads and Symmetries: Exhibits Opening at The Silvermine Arts Center
• New Canaan police warn of possible scam
• Republican early voting is today
• Mind Body Center Repair and Schedule Updates Throughout Facility
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 8, 2011
• New Canaan happenings: Sidewalk sale, movie marathon, and more
• Affordable housing officials endorse local control for New Canaan
• New Canaan Town Council approves fire union contract
• State warns of severe thunderstorm watch for Friday evening
• New Canaan selectmen want to focus on future after bridge litigation
• New York Joins Connecticut for regional presidential primary
• UPDATED: Democratic Town Committee endorses candidates
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Forest Street site would offer mixed uses, gardens
• Gas prices in Connecticut fall by two cents
• Free clinic re-named for AmeriCares founder
• Department of Motor Vehicles fees, laws change as of July 1
• Ethel Comes To The Silvermine Arts Center
• Arbitration costs drove up bridge legal bills for New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 30, 2011
• Mind Body Center Closed Beginning July 5 Due to Emergency Repairs
• Residents discuss New Canaan's long-range facilities plan
• Campaign profile: Nick Williams
• Candidate profile: John Engel
• DEP offers free electronic newsletters
• Sleepy's mattress store moving in on Forest Street
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New features for Family Fourth of July celebration
• Candidates duel at second Republican debate
• Former schools facilities manager charged in thefts
• The Tent Is Up snd The Circus Is Back In Town!
• July Newsletter from Silvermine Arts Center - Jun 28, 2011
• Family Fourth of July passes are on sale
• Circus is coming: Crews preparing tent at Saxe
• Award-winning Author, Julian Padowicz Exposes `Writer's Block' at New Canaan Library
• New Canaan Planning and Zoning Commission discusses QR codes
• New Canaan affordable housing hearing is Tuesday
• New Canaan Long Range Planning Committee hearing is Monday
• Clark leaves majority of fortune to the arts
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 23, 2011
• Voters' Guide: 2011 New Canaan Republican caucus
• Fresh finds: New Canaan Farmers' Market is open
• Slideshow and speeches: New Canaan High School's Class of 2011
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• 31st Annual Fireworks
• Candidate profile: Rob Mallozzi III emphasizes local business, roots
• Republican candidates spar in New Canaan selectman debate
• Candidate profile: Giusti highlights busines acumen, town experience
• Ballet performance is next week in Waveny Park
• New Canaan High School's Class of 2011 celebrates graduation
• Litigation committee meets tomorrow
• Blumenthal speaks in New Canaan
• New Canaan selectmen explore solar energy
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 16
• Reverend Speers remembered for love, leadership
• Channel 79 to air Thursday debates, second round next week
• Summer theatre kicks off season with special events
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan forecasts $2.5 million surplus for 2010-11 budget
• Six vie for four Republican nominations on New Canaan Town Council
• First-ever 'Restaurant Week' coming in August
• Celebrating Father's Day All Week Long at the Y!
• Gasoline prices continue to fall in Connecticut
• State says mountain lion is dead; but is it?
• New Canaan Library book sale starts Thursday
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 9
• What causes business slump in downtown New Canaan?
• Early voting for New Canaan Republican caucus starts June 25
• Resident reports possible attempted burglary
• Crews tackling tree debris in aftermath of storms
• Train service resumes on New Canaan branch line
• Republican debates start next week
• Arbitration decision surprised town officials
• Purdy announces bid for town clerk position
• DEP offers advice on finding young wild animals in spring
• More than 100 high school students register to vote
• Big Kyle needs a home, temporary or permanent
• Chamber executive director: Dear New Canaan residents...
• Share your thoughts on the downtown tonight
• New Canaan Historical Society hosts annual social
• Police investigating theft of equipment from Saxe Middle School
• Malloy's statement on decriminalization of marijuana
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 2
• Wilson tracks veterans for Eagle Scout project
• New Canaan news briefs: benches, forensic devices and more
• Memorial Day keynote speech, by Peter Barrella
• Returning in July: Circus Vidbel tickets on sale
• Lamakers Clothing Store will close in July, owners announce
• New Canaan Town Council subcommittee probes arbitration
• Outback Teen Center boutique is today
• Don't forget to purchase licenses and tags for New Canaan dogs
• New Canaan honors Lt. Stephen 'Woody' Wood
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Tornado 'watch' in effect in New Canaan until 8 p.m.
• Two cars roll over in crash on Merritt Parkway
• Nature center's annual secret garden tour is Friday
• DEP: Beware of moose on Connecticut roadways
• Lakeview bridgework subcommittee meets tonight
• Group looks to refurbish New Canaan High School track
• Memorial Day parade canceled due to weather
• New Canaan Board of Education discusses schools' success
• 'Roly-poly hill' proposed for New Canaan's Irwin Park
• Farren confined to West Hartford
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 26
• 21st Annual Juried Student Exhibition
• New Canaan's Talbots store to close this summer
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center News - May 26, 2011
• Barrella to speak at New Canaan Memorial Day parade
• Williams is candidate for selectman seat
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Police investigating thefts of items from CVS Pharmacy, Mobil
• Gress resigns, announces that he will run for New Canaan Board of Education
• All Korean War veterans to serve as grand marshals of parade
• Engel announces bid for selectman seat
• Report: Mysterious heiress with home in New Canaan has died
• [Update] Contract dispute prompts town turmoil
• Connecticut Light & Power offers tips to prepare for hurricane season
• Club seeks 1,000 volunteers to pack 200,000 meals
• Upcoming Voices of September 11th gala to feature Giuliani, Williams
• Exhibit opening tonight for school senior artists
• New Canaan Police Department to record interrogations
• Gala event to mark Chamber series season closing
• Bond request surprises council members
• Parents dismayed over Verizon antenna discussion
• Synchronized Swimming Meet at Y
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 19, 2011
• Finest to remember comrades at Thursday ceremony
• 1888 shooting of Constable Drucker: Two men’s search for unknown grave comes to an end
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Weber to run for eighth term as Town Clerk
• Low-cost rabies vaccination clinic May 22 at Town Hall
• Boucher on medical marijuana: enormous costs to state
• DMV: Postcard to replace letter for emissions renewal
• Cellular antennas behind West School: Verizon does not move forward
• Yang to run New Canaan Public Schools budget
• Willoughby is New Canaan Public Schools facilities manager
• Bomb-sniffing dogs for train lines on state police payroll
• New Canaan selectmen approve road repairs, overlays
• Focus groups target New Canaan merchants, consumers for Market Demand Study
• New Canaan schools look to track extracurricular funds
• Old Norwalk Road bridge sidewalk extension delayed
• Police investigating fatal accident on Ponus Ridge
• Malloy's statement on agreement with union leaders
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 12, 2011
• 'En plein air' on display in New Canaan's Art in the Windows
• New Canaanite's theatre documentary receives regional Emmy nod
• Arbitrator awards contractor $650,000 from New Canaan
• Slideshow: Saxe Middle School students celebrate Colonial Day
• Park and Rec. chairman announces resignation, will run for school board
• Judge Murray: Connecting two communities in court
• Stamford resident arrested for Waveny thefts
• Finance board sets mill rate: Taxes to rise 1.975%
• Eagle Scout food drive is Saturday at the post office
• Hickok Road Bridge reconstruction to begin Monday, May 16
• New Canaan named Tree City USA
• Benefit for Japan at Rosie on Friday
• Governor orders more than 4,700 state layoffs
• New Mill Apartment units fill up quickly
• Gasoline prices drop a fraction in Connecticut
• DEP says it is illegal to possess, collect certain native turtles
• Students, experts give their take on cyber bullying
• State Rep. William Tong announces bid for senate seat
• Celebrate Mother's Day today with a garden tour
• Merchants, citizens debate: How to market New Canaan?
• New Canaan digs into senior housing
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 5, 2011
• 62nd May Fair and Strawberry Festival is Saturday
• Long-haired Siamese cat missing; last seen in area of Hoyt Farm Rd.
• Police officer assaulted during incident at Silver Hill Hospital
• Pultizer-prize winning author to deliver Attwood lecture May 20
• Republicans seek candidates for elective offices
• Governor praises passage of budget by Democrats
• VIDEO: Local Republican legislators oppose state budget
• Learn how to fly fish Tuesday, May 10
• Attorneys announce new partnership with Rucci
• Police investigate assault on teen in Mobile station parking lot
• Police arrest 13 in connection with Greenwich prostitution ring
• Police collect more than 100 pounds of unwanted medications
• Victims' families react to news of Bin Laden's death
• Bank of New Canaan Collecting Books for New Orleans School Libraries
• Court orders new trial in case against Silver Hill Hospital
• ESPN head, cable industry pioneer to speak at library
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 28, 2011
• For the first time, New Canaan earns distinction as Tree City USA
• Forbes, GreatSchools ranking: New Canaan schools are second in price bracket
• Farren case could soon be heading before a jury
• In Memoriam: New Canaan receives girder for 9/11 memorial
• Royal Friday is planned at library
• Hit-and-run civil suit: Motions offer glimpse of each side’s case
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Announcement - May 2011
• State DEP reminds residents to be bear aware this season
• Panel of experts to discuss emerging tick-borne diseases
• 'No' votes take referendum: Road bond won't go back to finance board
• Carl Kuehner "roasted" at American Cancer Society Benefit
• Upcoming talk: How to create indigenous gardens
• Share thoughts about downtown at Spring Alive
• Fashion Show And Cocktail Party Benefitting AmeriCares Japan Relief Efforts
• No coins, no problem for parkers
• Hetherington and Tong advance cell phone legislation
• Hearing tomorrow on Yankee Gas's proposed pressure reduction station
• 'Clean Your Mile' days approaching
• Garden Center prepares for 'Tablescapes' design fund-raiser
• YOUR PHOTOS: Spring in New Canaan
• Island Fun
• Parent forum targets technology's effects on kids
• Community Good Friday service at United Methodist Church
• Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's statement on Earth Day 2011
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 21, 2011
• Going geothermal: house receives heating system overhaul
• New Canaan receives piece of World Trade Center
• Town Council approves $122 million budget
• New Canaanite is among world's 100 'most influential' people
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Luizzi wants all students to excel
• Selectmen describe 'shock' over stipend talks
• Irwin Park children's maze takes state landscaping award
• Police name two suspects in New Canaan burglary spree
• Dying and living with polio in New Canaan, part two
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 14, 2011
• Town eyes natural gas to reduce heating costs
• Feds seek 'Marc the Oil Man'
• Slideshow: New Canaan Fishing Derby
• New Canaan debates: What are we voting on in road referendum?
• Voters' Guide: New Canaan road bond referendum
• Mallozzi reacts to Giusti entering first selectman race
• Town Council approves funding for long-range plan
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• First Selectman Jeb Walker says he won’t be seeking reelection
• Elm Street diner owner gets a sign, while another faces scrutiny
• Silvermine Arts Center Announces Winners For The 62nd Art Of The Northeast
• Fire department receives grant
• Slideshow: New Canaan Easter Egg Hunt
• Police investigating theft of art from library gallery
• Gas prices jump again this week, top $4 in the area
• New Canaan Library launches new Web site
• Town Council to hold meeting Monday night on referendum details
• Author recalls family stricken with polio
• Himes sends letter to first selectmen, mayors regarding 'shutdown'
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 7, 2011
• Unemployment rate hovers around 6% in New Canaan
• UPDATED: Roadwork bond heads to town-wide vote
• Pool News at the Y - April 6, 2011
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Group seeks temporary foster homes for three dogs
• New Canaan resident Glenn Beck announces he will leave FOX News show
• Norwalk River watershed group plans river cleanup
• Wayward tractor-trailer causes $100K in damages
• Slideshow: New Canaan High School Fashion Show
• Luizzi to be next principal of New Canaan High School
• Home health aide allegedly steals $32K from New Canaan man
• Gas prices rise 7.8 cents in a week in Connecticut
• Sidewalk plan opponents submit petition
• Republican legislators set town hall meeting
• Registrars of Voters to begin phone canvass
• Lifeguarding Course Begins This Saturday-Registration Still Available!
• Outback dances are put on hold
• Discussion on college admission stress at St. Mark's
• Town starts drainage work
• Grand List up $38.5 million
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - April 2011
• Weather forecast is looking up — with a nice weekend
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Stipends for selectmen may be cut
• Up to 10 inches? Winter storm watch issued for Thursday night into Friday
• Metro-North: Cable fire, disabled trains resulted in morning delays
• New Canaan author to describe family's 'odyssey' into autism
• New Canaan High school students ready to model
• Town Council to hold additional hearings on long range plan
• Democrats seeks candidates for town offices
• Cell phone records tie Bronx man to purse theft
• Weather service issues fire warning for this area
• Accident on Merritt Parkway Monday morning under investigation
• Students to hit the streets for annual drive
• Committee favors cell phone bill to fight distracted driving
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 24, 2011
• Finance board presents debt guidelines
• On Grove Street: Hospital reviewing 'what services' it would offer at site
• Developer's traffic study funding offer would need approvals; no deal yet
• Search underway for missing man
• Metro-North announces weekend New Canaan Branch busing
• Sidewalk proposal study to begin; expected to take 5 to 6 weeks
• Synchronized Swim Meet at the Y 3/25 - 3/27
• George Baker is this year's Gridiron Club 'Fall Guy'
• Counselor will offer solutions for 'families in the fast lane'
• Middle school students prepare for opening of 'Music Man Junior'
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Petitions circulate on either side of bond, sidewalk project issue
• Looking back: Previous referenda held in New Canaan
• Referendum would delay paving projects: $1.17 million in repairs ready to go ‘immediately’
• 'HOOPS' for Outback event postponed due to snow
• 'HOOPS' for Outback tips off tonight at high school
• Land use workshop is tomorrow
• More winter weather expected Wednesday
• Graduation date set for New Canaan High School Class of 2011
• Ford recalls older Windstar minivans, says Jepsen
• Insider trading: Poteroba sentenced to 22 months
• Tag Sale at The Silvermine Arts Center Benefits School Of Art Scholarship Fund
• Self-advocacy talk by Special Education Network
• ESPN executive to speak at New Canaan library
• Art of the Northeast at Silvermine Galleries
• Jazz Concert With Bennie Wallace And Friends
• Spring arrives, with snow in tow
• Garden Center to host 'Tablescapes' fund-raiser
• New Canaan Library seeks volunteers
• Annual parking fees to increase $12
• Finance board passes budget
• Glass house passes to ease parking woes
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 17, 2011
• 'Super' moon, largest since '93, to rise at sunset Saturday
• More affordable housing coming to downtown?
• Stepping up
• Town's finances in Aaa condition
• 2010 Census: Population rises
• At Irwin Park, loose ends remain in event approvals
• Town Council approves money for roadwork, sidewalk proposal study
• MTA bans alcoholic beverages from trains on St. Patrick's Day
• Local historic home will be moved to farming town
• World Down Syndrome Day at the Y
• Cookie sales continue
• Town Council postpones vote on long range planning money
• Outback board issues statement on March 7 dance
• Model UN members prepare for conference
• Show highlights organization's mission of healing
• Girls on the Run is Back at the Y this Spring!
• Flags at half staff for Watertown soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Stratford resident arrested for public indecency
• Outback event shut down due to drunken youths
• Market Watch: Buyer traffic and enthusiasm beginning to grow
• Annual 'Scholarship Sunday' fund-raiser is April 3
• Prom dresses needed for recycling program
• Living on borrowed time: March ahead this Sunday
• Everything's coming up 'crocuses'
• Carriage Barn exhibit 'Through Our Eyes' features student photography
• Petition aims to put sidewalk project to vote
• Football vandals pay New Canaan for Turkey Bowl graffiti
• Fire department's St. Baldrick's benefit to be held Saturday
• River wild
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 10, 2011
• Senator Boucher, others to rally against decriminalization of marijuana
• Two to four inches of rain possible today into Friday
• Elm Street diner owner's sign faces scrutiny
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Masters heads to opera finals at the Met
• Hearing on $121 million budget is Tuesday
• Draw On! Returns to Silvermine Arts Center
• Food pantry demand, town services continue to grow
• 'Tis the prom season
• A Better Chance of New Canaan seeks host families
• Resident Francisco Illarramendi: Guilty plea for Ponzi scheme
• Three arrested for robbery after hit-and-run
• One local road closed due to flooding
• Additional Adult Lap Available from Saturday, March 5, 2011
• New Canaan Library launches eBook service
• 38th annual New Canaan Easter Egg Hunt is April 9
• August hit-and-run case to resume on April 4
• Flood warning issued for Sunday into Monday
• Finance board approves $175,000 for Long Range Planning Committee
• Exchange Club seeks grant applications
• FEMA okays disaster declaration for Jan. 12 blizzard
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 3, 2011
• Library withdraws re-zoning request, asks for change to regulations
• New Canaan couple takes ride on new M-8 car
• Rugged Bear on East Avenue to close; sales begin Friday
• Meehan to replace Lagas as finance head
• Principal Pavia announces move to Trinity Catholic
• Hit-and-run victim's family files $2.5M lawsuit against Regans
• New Canaan Library hosting mini-golf fundraiser Friday
• Attorney general calls court decision ‘an important step in historic preservation’
• FULL STORY: Mallozzi ready to run, will seek Republican nomination for first selectman
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Gov. Malloy sets town hall meeting dates
• Oodles of poodles: Circus to return this summer
• Connecticut gas prices jump 17 cents a gallon in past week
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - March 2011
• Walker says he will hold off on campaign announcement
• National Weather Service issues flood watch for Monday
• Selectman Mallozzi to seek New Canaan’s top office
• School facilities manager to take Darien post
• Town's deer hunt killed 73 last year
• Registration for Spring Programs and Summer Camp Begins February 28, 2011
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 24, 2011
• League of Women Voters releases annual directory of officials
• Costs of new firefighter could outweigh savings
• Pair faces larceny charges in connection with financial advising work
• ‘Love, Sex, and the IRS’ opens Friday
• This weekend: What's happening in New Canaan
• Grove Street properties sell for $6.6M
• Tree trimming work begins
• 'Dynamic storm': Wind, ice, rain in forecast
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 22, 2011
• UPDATED: Emert to take Potts' seat on Town Council
• Maples Inn collapse: Report blames renovation work
• Hickok Road bridge replacement to begin in April
• Senator opposes fee for plastic and paper bags at markets
• Florida man caught smoking pot with two minors at Mead Park
• Gasoline prices continue to rise in Connecticut
• After 23 years: Taste of Asia closes its doors
• PHOTO: Another snowy morning in New Canaan
• New Canaan schools to review science curriculum
• New Canaan police chief testifies in Hartford on distracted driving
• Snow expected Sunday night into Monday
• Finance board asks schools to reduce budget by $500K
• Police, bank investigating $30,000 in fraudulent credit card charges
• 'The Drowsy Chaperone': Students at work behind the scenes
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 17, 2011
• New Canaan schools facilities director to take position in Darien
• Emert to take Potts' seat on Town Council
• Illarramendi sued by SEC
• Staying Put group receives $48,560 grant, provides operating support
• Selectmen approve Phase 2 long range plan funding
• Spring 2011 Registration Begins February 28, 2011
• Governor Malloy: Budget 'an historic opportunity'
• Brent Green 'Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then' - Film And Performance
• Democrats recommend Emert for New Canaan Town Council
• New Canaan Baseball and Softball funds new infield for Connor Field
• Norwalk man suspected of attempting to fill forged prescriptions
• Women's league donates dresses, shoes
• AmericCares names Maglaris as chair
• Commuter council seeks answers on M8 car delays
• Community Invited to Bank-Hosted Painting and Sculpture Opening
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 11, 2011
• Annual Valentine Tea
• New Canaan High School announces second quarter honor roll
• Market has locally-made lollipops for adults
• Remembering Reagan: the president, the man
• New Canaan shops offer Valentine’s Day gifts galore
• Schools' prepare for Tech Night; includes showing of planetarium
• Selectmen to hear phase two of long-range plan
• Town to implement online system for paying taxes
• FULL STORY: Students to attend school Feb. 18
• Williams proposes plan to reduce fire department's deficit
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Outback looks back, and forward: Event honors those who helped make teen center possible
• February Exhibit at Silvermine - Four Artists Perceptions of Daily Life Seen Through Site Installations, Paintings, Prints and Glass Sculptures
• New firefighter may save money: Salaries overrun may hit $200,000
• A lovely luncheon
• DEP: Connecticut deer hunting season comes to a close
• Celebrate Valentine's Day With A Jazz Brunch
• New Canaan YMCA launches 'Live Well' program
• New Canaan chefs help plan event menu for benefit
• One vacation day gone: Students to attend school February 18
• Trout Unlimited to meet tonight at Waveny Mansion
• Season's snowstorms strain public works budget
• League of Women Voters celebrates two birthdays
• Driver in September South Avenue crash faces more charges
• Memorial services for Johnny Potts to be held Saturday
• Railroad group investigating New Haven Line winter woes
• New Canaan League of Women Voters hosts informal coffee
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 3, 2011
• Camp Hand-in-Hand to cease operations
• Malloy moves to add rail cars to New Haven line
• New Canaan builder's house design honored
• Board appoints 'phase three' study team for senior housing, health care
• Local schools fight harmful technology use
• Book Signing with Photographer J Henry Fair
• New Canaan Food Pantry sessions canceled this morning and tonight
• New Canaan police, schools on alert after suspicious incident in Stamford
• Record winter disrupts classes
• Selectmen make cuts to proposed 2011-12 budget
• Metro-North: New Haven line to reduce schedule by 10 percent for winter
• New Canaan real estate market shows signs of progress
• Health, safety experts: Use caution when clearing snow
• STORM CLOSINGS: What's open, what's not
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - February 2011
• Winter storm likely to hit region tomorrow
• Community Invited to Bank-Hosted Painting and Sculpture Opening
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 28, 2011
• All one zone? Library request offers glimpse into future options, risks for site
• Don't park in town tonight, snow removal to begin
• Judge grants appeal of Jelliff Mill project wetlands license
• Despite winter storms, water main breaks are low in town
• Obama names local professor as top mentor
• Public schools, St. Luke's have delayed openings; trains operating on regular schedule
• Rescue group seeks home for mother cat, kittens
• Stop & Shop recalls bagged salad items; may be contaminated
• PHOTOS: Train at New Canaan station is a little off track...
• Cross Street floor store offers range of materials
• YOUR PHOTOS, SNOW & MORE: Volume Three
• Hetherington: Spending cuts needed to tackle state economic crisis
• Jan. 26-27: Snow cancelations, closings, postponements
• After a preview of 3 inches, another 9 to 12 coming
• Firefighters help out with steeple clock fix
• Yoga studio expands to Burtis Avenue
• Take it slow, roads are slick as snow picks up again
• Next winter storm could be a dud or full of everything
• Metro-North on how the cold and snow affect your train travels
• Boucher: 'Fake pot' — a new threat to children and parents
• Himes introduces legislation to ban high-capacity ammo magazines
• Single digit temperatures to be followed by more snow
• Police dog Zira becomes official town employee
• Frostbite and hypothermia are a danger in extreme cold
• Special appropriation request: Fighting for new police cars
• Market study group to make final decision on consultant
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 20, 2011
• Ice dams wreak havoc with roofs
• New Canaanite to lead Obama's new jobs council
• 'Conversations with a Lama' series continues with Jan. 29 lecture
• The town of brotherly service
• Snowstorm pattern is expected to continue into February
• Special Film Screening and Panel Discussion: Years in the Making
• 'Elisabethan - Trunk Show' at The Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• STORM CLOSINGS: What's open, what's not
• Friday morning’s snowstorm should make for a messy commute
• Cops bust major county-wide burglary ring
• Snowstorms cost town upwards of $137,000
• FULL STORY — On Puddin Hill Road: Fireplace ashes spark fire
• Early Friday morning storm could bring up to 7 inches of snow
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Dozens gather to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• News in a Nutshell
• Workshop covers future needs for town facilities, the downtown and library
• Metro North combines, cancels trains for Wednesday commute
• St. Mark’s Episcopal Church: Longtime educator to head nursery school
• Investigation into Puddin Hill house fire continues
• STORM CLOSINGS: What's open, what's not
• Volunteer ambulance corps membership is a family affair
• Walk and Talk Series – Sergio Gonzalez-Tornero
• Roofs, decks: Extra weight could cause failures
• Chevrolet’s new electric car: Residents line up for the Volt
• Snow, ice to disrupt commutes this week
• District proposes 3.2 percent increase for 2011-12 fiscal year
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 13, 2011
• David Dunlop Lecture Series At The Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• Swim Meet at the Y
• Community invited to public workshop
• Harwinton first selectman, New Canaan house owners weigh options
• New Canaan man arrested for allegedly hitting son with snow shovel
• New year kicks off with car break-ins
• NCHS principal search: Committee wants input
• M Milestones looks for new space: Owners say they will keep the stationery store local
• Negligent homicide charge an ‘anomaly’
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• FULL STORY: August hit-and-run: Victim’s family wonders about continuances
• YOUR PHOTOS, REGULARLY UPDATED: Snowstorm of January 11-12
• Veteran TV director-producer set to speak for Salant Lecture Series
• School Vacation Camp Monday, January 17, 2011
• What's closed, canceled or postponed by snow?
• Public schools honor bus driver’s years of service
• August hit-and-run: Victim’s family wonders about continuances
• Brother vs. sister fight over car leads to arrests
• Woman killed by snow plow Friday in Vista was racquet club regular
• Flags across state to fly at half staff
• Snow now expected to begin Tuesday night, leave 12-16 inches along coast
• Town eyes flat budgets as talks for 2011-12 fiscal year begin
• Build Your New Modular Home Your Way Seminar on Jan. 27th
• Congressman Himes' statement on Arizona shooting
• Trailer provides shelter materials
• Walker reflects on the past year
• Saxe students prepare for strings concert
• New Canaan kids build snow 'friend'
• CANCELATIONS: Closing, postponements, because of storm
• Today's snow may be a rare 'Norlun' storm
• Downtown shopping: Merchants see improvement
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 6, 2011
• Snowstorms of yore in New Canaan
• Gyms ready to meet New Year’s resolutions
• Winter storm watch in effect through late Friday night
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Closing for good: Shop owner takes aim at library
• Have you seen Wrigley?
• Demo permit for Harwinton House: Owners welcome input during delay
• Country School students help those in need
• Local Webster Bank branch to close in April
• New Canaan Y large lap pool to close this weekend for repairs
• IRS offers 10 tax season tips for Connecticut filers
• Regan's case continued to March 1
• Reporter's Notebook — Six months left with Mr. Pavia
• Group offering all-day meditation retreat at library
• Author to discuss creative process
• New training requirement for motorcycle license began Jan. 1
• Guidance group to present budget wish list
• YMCA Valles Pool Closed Jan 7-9 for Repairs
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 30, 2010
• Garden Club members make holiday donations
• Youth groups deliver holiday treats together
• Post-holiday digout continues
• New Canaan’s resolutions
• Winter whiteout: Howling blizzard dumps 18 inches of snow
• AmeriCares founder passes: Macauley’s legacy lives on
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• In this week's Advertiser
• William Tong appointed house chair of Banks Committee
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - January 2011
• January talk to offer photo journey
• Ex nature center employee case: Judge approves bond reduction
• When clearing snow, don't forget fire hydrants
• Robert Macauley, AmeriCares founder, dies at 87
• Public Works union contract: Health care, wages and pension major items of debate
• New Canaan Probate Court to close for good January 4
• Gasoline prices continue to rise in Connecticut
• Dozens still without power; icy travel conditions possible today, tonight
• Mystery of the lost camera
• YMCA Closed Monday, December 27, 2010 Until Further Notice
• New Canaan YMCA News - Dec 26, 2010
• Blizzard Watch: Your photos
• A holiday story from Lapham Center
• Storm brewing, expected to hit area early Sunday
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• Let there be light: Family embraces Christmas spirit
• Annual Christmas Eve caroling on God's Acre takes place tonight
• Additional charges coming to electric bills starting January 1
• Famous magician will perform at Staying Put's birthday party
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Custom home furnishings: New Web site offers even more ‘Oomph’
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Presents Artist Karin Hillmer: Somewhere Between Magic and Reality
• Advertiser office closes early Thursday, reopens on Monday
• Teen’s video offers new drivers green tips
• Tax collector's office closed December 31
• Firefighters donate holiday plants, trees
• UPDATED — Police locate school trespasser
• Poinsettia Club elects officers
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 21, 2010
• Transfer Station announces holiday schedule for this week and next
• Y plans emergency shutdown of Valles Pool
• Budget director: New face joining Town Hall staff
• Land use workshop set
• Winter Exhibits At Silvermine To Feature New Guild Members, Director’s Choice And A Modern Printmaker
• Some of Mead island debris to be removed
• Police search for unwanted high school visitor
• NCHS graduates return to offer school officials feedback
• New Canaan Y music program is shared nationally
• Talk to focus on teen Internet safety
• Selectmen hear final report on March 13-14 storms
• Finding bargains at the Thrift Shop
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 17, 2010
• Town Council votes down fire department union contract agreement
• Farren family case: Trial to start
• Spencer’s Run: New age restriction takes effect
• Emergency Shutdown of the Valles Pool: December 23 and 24, 2010
• Town officials considering credit for taxpayers
• Selectmen stand by senior policy team findings
• Phebe Kirkham’s retirement: Thirty years of questions and answers
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• After dredging, Mead Pond full of life again
• Governor: Dial 911 if you suspect a drunk driver
• On the first night
• Christmas food drive is underway
• News in a Nutshell
• Petition calls for attention to outages
• Artisan fair supports Outback Teen Center
• Car veers off residential road, crashes into house
• Drive carefully this morning — roads are slick
• Program helps parents handle drug and alcohol problems involving kids
• Let there be light: Chamber reaches out for donations
• Town accepting requests from agencies for funding in next fiscal year
• Library focus groups ask for facility improvements
• Country School Visits Bank for Unicef
• Crash on the Merritt ties up traffic Sunday afternoon
• Former car dealership gets makeover, new tenant
• Police warn: Scams abound this time of year
• All set to go
• Nature center preps for Winter Wonderland Festival
• Fish take front seat in store owner’s life
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 9, 2010
• A Few Closures at the Y on Decemebr 12, 2010
• Increase likely in upcoming school budget
• Two of five 'Blue Wave' vandals surrender to police
• Carriage barn ‘Farm’ exhibit captures many faces of agriculture
• CL&P offers holiday lighting safety and energy-saving tips
• Reception draws attention to unknown virus
• Exchange Club charity tree, wreath sale continues
• DeiCas pleads not guilty to charges related to July standoff
• Budget director: New face to join Town Hall
• Firefighters’ new uniforms help identify ranks
• Waveny Care Network: Fund drive begins, with a goal of $350,000
• Ban on energy, alcoholic drinks no big deal for merchants
• Downtown streets sparkle for holiday season kickoff
• As river study begins, stakeholders offer input at workshop
• Path promotes fitness for all
• Main break sends water across Valley Road
• Market study committee eyes five possible consultants
• Exchange Club holiday events begin this weekend with fire truck ride
• Let there be water: Dredging project in final stage
• Long range plan effort: Workshop next step for committee
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 2, 2010
• Lights, Santa, shopping: Downtown streets close Friday for Holiday Stroll
• Police enforcing overnight parking ban
• Chamber of Commerce: Dressing up the streets
• Many will gather for Hanukkah lighting this week
• Family Holiday Show - Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs: An English Panto
• Foundation founder, CEO Kathy Giusti to appear on NBC's Today Show
• System bringing heavy rain, wind blows into area
• Civilian Police Academy graduates 20 residents
• Toy Drive at local Bank
• Sunrise captured on Thanksgiving Day
• Familiar faces form market study committee
• Bank holds Credit Seminar
• 11 Ways to Spread Holiday Joy
• Rell: 'I do not and will not support cuts to the Metro-North branch lines'
• Historical society to hold 'day of festivities' Saturday
• Familiar 'Advertiser' faces move up
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - December 2010
• Bank Holds Reception Featuring Painter of New Canaan Scenes
• Registration to begin for Y school
• Irwin Park: Park and Rec makes case for permit
• Exchange Club tree sale at Kiwanis
• 2010 AP test scores indicate continued ‘success’ story
• Thanksgiving Schedule At The Y
• In passing
• Rail commuter council: Governor's proposal to cut rail service 'a turkey'
• Businesses anticipate holiday rush
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 23, 2010
• Area volunteer opportunities abound this holiday season
• Long range planning study hearing: Dozens show to listen, offer input
• UPDATE: District will press charges against Darien students involved in vandalism
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Community reflects on Principal Tony Pavia’s departure
• Police, parking authority enforcing loading zone rules
• Regan appears in court for first time since arrest
• Athletic director eyes track replacement
• MSG Varsity to Feature New Canaan vs. Darien in Annual 'Turkey Bowl' LIVE
• New Canaan woman lies to police about husband's helicopter pickup
• Developer has vision for Forest Street Deli site, parking lot
• Banker Talks Managing Money to National Charity League
• Pick up kits this week for Gingerbread House Tour
• Leading researcher to discuss issues surrounding food allergies
• Scouts to honor Jeb Walker
• DMV announces schedule for Thanksgiving week
• Chamber of commerce reveals new logo
• Following collapse, Maples Inn co-owners still optimistic for renovation success
• At Spencer’s Run: Rule would ban kids under 16
• Revision to Pool Schedule in This Week's YMCA Happenings - Nov 19, 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 18, 2010
• Demolition under way of library's Maple St. house
• Gramophone Shop fate up in the air
• Sunday's turkey trot at Irwin Park benefits emergency shelter
• Come fly with me: High school presents 'Peter Pan'
• Senior policy team: Group suggests a‘virtual’ CCRC
• Silvermine Galleries Gift Shop for the Holidays
• Local woman pleads not guilty to harassment charges
• Principal Pavia reflects on time at NCHS
• 'I couldn't believe it,' witness says of Maples Inn collapse
• Historical society's annual holiday card now for sale
• Watch the Bridgeport ballot hearing live
• Gasoline price jump 7 cents in a week in Connecticut
• Selectmen approve hazardous materials survey for Richmond Hill garage
• Chabot joins others in test ride of new M-8 rail cars
• Silvermine School of Art Holiday Fundraiser
• K-9 dog, Zira, reports for first day of duty
• Dial raises $10K for Marine fund in Washington D.C. marathon
• Historical society appraisal clinic: How much is my ‘Dracula’ worth?
• High school turkey drive benefits Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County
• Farmers’ market: Vendors reflect on year’s bounty
• Fatal hit-and-run: Regan did not know she hit someone, affidavit states
• Budget director: Officials narrow down the search
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 11, 2010
• Metro-North sets busing during off-peak hours Nov. 15-19
• In this week's New Canaan Advertiser
• Stuff-a-fire-truck event highlights food pantry needs
• Artist Steven Vaughan Debuts New Collection of Photo-Conceptual Paintings
• NCHS principal, a man of ‘great character,’ announces retirement after nine years
• Iraq war veteran to speak at God's Acre ceremony
• Chamber makes 'connection' with new logo
• Long range planning group will meet at Lapham tonight
• Looking to second term, Himes eager to get back to work
• Police sergeant on injury leave following weekend car accident
• Town tree work process is not easily defined
• Saving time: There's a little less 'day' in everyone's day
• Pilot program — Country School plans enrichment program for kids
• Merritt Parkway in New Canaan now open
• Group plans final meeting before recommendation
• Dozens of drivers stopped for using cell phones illegally
• State approves plans for bus ops facility
• Recording studio for teens coming to Outback this month
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 4, 2010
• Foley 'confident' in results, concedes governor's race to Malloy
• Signed, Sealed and Delivered
• DEP releases 30,000 trout in waters across state for annual stocking
• Flowers bloom on Seminary Street
• League, Walter Stewart's will help provide Thanksgiving meals for the needy
• Learning opportunities abound at Mead Park pond
• Bridgeport done counting votes, Malloy appears to be winner
• Son of hit-and-run victim waiting for justice, he says
• Seatbelt, cell phone law enforcement continues day and night
• Senior policy team will make recommendation soon
• Bridge enthusiast shares tricks of the game with AAUW
• Lisa Paul Streitfeld Talk and Book Signing
• While Bysiewicz says Malloy won, AP has Foley leading
• Foundation will host annual philanthropy luncheon Nov. 18
• Lapham counselors offer help during Medicare drug plan enrollment period
• Driver in August fatal hit-and-run faces charges
• Bysiewicz declares Malloy winner in governor race, Foley not going to concede
• Richmond Hill garage gets state historic designation; demolition on tap
• Election 2010: New Canaan (unofficial) vote tallies
• Facebook postings lead to New Canaan woman's arrest
• Judge decides Bridgeport polls will stay open until 10 p.m.
• Election Day: 30 percent turnout rate as of 1 p.m.
• Silvermine Galleries Presents Lisa Paul Streitfeld ‘Shamanism In Contemporary Art: A Universal Narrative’
• Leaves may be raked curbside for pick up from Nov. 1 through Dec. 1
• Getabout is offering rides for Election Day
• Gas prices have risen nearly 18 cents in a month
• Distracted driving campaign yields numerous violations
• Report: What to do about state’s $34 billion in unfunded debt
• Master planning committee to meet at 5:30 today in Town Hall
• 29th annual Halloween parade begins at 1:30 today
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - November 2010
• Police urge safety while trick-or-treating on Halloween
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - October 29, 2010
• Richmond Hill garage: Town to fight state designation
• Crash on Merritt may be fatal
• DMV allows traffic violators to pay online
• Pruning under scrutiny: Review of Mead island work begins as tree warden resigns post
• Anti-bullying assembly leaves its mark on freshmen
• Curbside leaf collection begins November 1
• Voter scam abounds as Election Day looms
• Second captain: Police department reinstates position
• Long Range Planning Committee sets first public session
• Rollover crash on Merritt closes southbound lanes
• Parks department lines athletic fields in pink
• Moms for Mikey hosting night of comedy benefit
• MSG Varsity to Feature New Canaan vs. Greenwich Football Live in HD on November 5
• Mysterious ‘Signed, Sealed And Delivered’ Returns To Silvermine
• Exhibition - Spectra ’10
• Group hosts economic experts in rancor-free debate
• UPDATED — Family of May hit-and-run victim supports police efforts
• Workshop targets river stakeholders
• NCHS’s Gay-Straight Alliance promotes Ally Week
• Town meetings go live on channel 79
• Candidates square off over taxes, jobs and budget
• UPDATED — District’s finance director readies for retirement
• Richmond Hill garage Selectmen table demo as debate continues
• Senior policy team public hearing: Residents support CCRC concept
• Town Hall to receive new concrete ramp
• Gov. Rell: Recent rains prompt end to drought advisory
• School finance director announces retirement
• Exhibition - Director’s Choice: Liana Moonie
• Waveny Care Network annual fund drive begins
• St. A's pastor to receive annual Swanhaus award
• Richmond Hill garage demolition on hold after withdrawal of low bidder
• Bonhams Appraisal Day at The New Canaan Historical Society
• Leagues of Women Voters join forces: Regional debate set for October 24
• L’Armoire: Offering wearable fashions for 25 years
• Senior team asks for input at public hearing
• Magazine head partakes in record vintage motorcycle ride
• One-stop approach: Group keeps track of events, streamlines approval process
• YMCA Valles Pool Schedule Changes October 15-17, 2010
• Registrars host voter making sessions tomorrow, next week
• Firm to begin Phase 1: Selectmen divide over process, professional help for master plan
• State, police cite three out of nine businesses in tobacco check
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - October 14, 2010
• UPDATE: Middle school officials report stranger in building
• Breast cancer awareness campaign hits New Canaan
• State lab begins evidence testing in August hit-and-run
• Green upgrades give Schoolhouse Apartments longevity
• First annual fund-raiser heads to dog park
• Republicans open election headquarters on Main St.
• IRS deadline is near for tax filers who requested an extension
• DEP Web site pinpoints best fall foliage sites
• Girl Scouts ready for weekend events
• New Canaan Nature Center prepares for its Fall Fair
• Renamed town center group gets Phase 1 approval from selectmen
• Getabout celebrates 30 years of service
• Gas prices rose nearly 7 cents a gallon last week
• No local reports of swine flu as first clinic in town nears
• March storms: More than $14 million in aid distributed across state
• En plein air
• New Canaan Nature Center 41st Annual Fall Fair!!
• Chocolate dreams come true on Elm Street
• Weed & Duryea plans involve creating second retail space
• Parents raise concerns about lengthy school bus routes
• A place where love resides: Ghana orphange reaps benefit of local family’s dedication
• Teachers tackle more with new contract
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - October 7, 2010
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Partnership targets teens
• Family will have plenty of wood for future winters
• Governor candidates: Malloy, Foley clash at debate
• Man takes action, breaks up serious dog fight
• LOCAL FIRMS BUY FORMER SMITH CORONA BUILDING IN NEW CANAAN
• LOCAL FIRMS BUY FORMER SMITH CORONA BUILDING IN NEW CANAAN
• YMCA School Vacation Camp
• Sign up now for CERT's six-session training course beginning Oct. 20
• New group emerges in support of Richmond garage
• New Canaan Library survey: Results indicate need for facility upgrade
• Residents rally behind cancer awareness
• New Canaan YMCA Fall Season: Young Adventurers
• Plans to rebuild Jelliff Mill building on hold for now
• Main Street will get a little bit brighter in the coming months
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - October 1, 2010
• Students gather to kick-off Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Town dons purple for domestic violence awareness
• Park and Rec seeks more control over Irwin Park
• Adult Open Volleyaball At The New Canaan YMCA
• Burglary of occupied house raises police concern
• New Canaan Public Schools: SAT scores sweep state
• Re-connecting with the arts: Alliance aims to promote programs, engage new audiences
• Library survey results show need for facility upgrades
• Storm watch: Heavy rain expected to continue throughout day
• This weekend in New Canaan: Fathers forum, high school night, shred day
• Ashley leads charge for diabetes walk this Sunday
• Have you seen this painting? Library asks for help
• EMERGING ARTIST STEVEN VAUGHAN DEBUTS NEW COLLECTION OF PHOTO-CONCEPTUAL PAINTINGS
• UPDATED — Flood watch, high wind warning for New Canaan
• Democrats open election headquarters on Main St.
• Governor Rell opposes MTA's proposed 'stealth' fare hikes
• Meet New Canaan firefighters this Saturday at annual open house
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - October 2010
• IRS: Top 10 things every taxpayer should know about identity theft
• State scientists want sightings of invasive vine
• Fall Lecture Series At The Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• Slight risk of severe thunderstorms today, tornado watch until this evening
• P&Z approves St. Luke's building addition, permit for portable rooms
• By her side: Mobil hosts fund-raiser for Ashley
• YMCA Sports: Rec Basketball League, Hoops Clinic and Golf
• Rail council holds hearings over ‘stealth fare hike’
• Bank Sponsored Seminar for Not for Profit Heads/Directors
• High schoolers come together to put end to bullying
• Exchange club will host benefit golf tournament
• Karp accepts offer to join Town Center Planning Group
• Deadline to register to vote is October 26
• Monday is national 'Eat Dinner with Your Children' day
• 'Walk to Fight Diabetes' set for October 3 at New Canaan High School
• Mill Apartments: First set of residents return home
• Town survey responses indicate need for cell towers
• Drama students holding car wash and tag sale today
• This weekend in New Canaan: Fund-raisers, road rally, classical music and more
• For Class of 2010: NCHS SAT scores sweep the state
• The ‘Breakfast Club’ reigns over Elm Street
• Senior policy focus group findings reveal few surprises
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - September 22, 2010
• Town center planning: Wagner says group will ‘keep going’
• Distracted driving campaign: Town rallies to prevent tragedies
• New lamp posts coming to village
• Woman charged with evading responsibility enters not guilty plea
• Town to join in national campaign
• Take a look inside the The Little Red Schoolhouse
• SLOBs plan first meeting of year
• Personal Training Professionals: Fitness franchise expands beyond New Canaan borders
• Police investigate three burglaries in two nights
• In light of resignations, Walker remains optimistic about master planning effort
• NCHS football players lend a hand to Stamford football players
• Crews respond to two-car crash on Route 123; scene cleared
• More roads will receive facelifts by end of the year
• UPDATED: Metro North service suspended due to fire under Harlem River Bridge
• St. Aloysius School earns national Blue Ribbon title
• Richmond Hill garage: Property to become open area at Mead
• Fall season brings new goals for New Canaan deer group
• Silvermine tour will feature three local properties
• Police, emergency vehicles respond to motorcycle accident on Millport Avenue
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - September 15, 2010
• At the Mobile station: Every gallon pumped Saturday will help people with diabetes
• New Canaan elementary schools: Spanish rollout continues
• Farren family case: Former lawyer asks for belongings
• Renewed call for ‘civility,’ as Hobbs resigns from center group; input session delayed f
• Town center master plan: Financiers amend request
• Young Adventurers for Grades 5 and 6
• Young Women's League is seeking new members
• Former Smith Corona headquarters on Locust Avenue sells for $4.5 million
• ABC invites supporters to event
• Mead Pond dredging work highlights wildlife there
• Ovarian cancer awareness month: Turning the town teal
• Gunman scare forces New Canaan students into lock-down at Ludlowe High
• Town Hall, Lapham Center: Several offices will move after repairs
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - September 9, 2010
• ‘Social’ aims for sophistication, fun at renovated space on Pine Street
• Ex-Weston school bus driver now faces child porn charges
• President’s back-to-school speech: Each teacher will decide whether to air live
• New At The Y For Grades 3-5: Girls On The Run
• Town garage: Demo heads to review
• Child pornography results: Team to review lab results
• McClancy challenges Murray for probate judge
• Fatal hit-and-run: Victim’s son urges town to change
• Woman struck by van on South Avenue; driver remains at scene
• September Exhibits At Silvermine: A Reflection Of Human Nature
• Lecture Series at Silvermine
• Gas prices still dropping, and may continue to fall
• First Presbyterian Church's collection supports ex-convicts, the poor
• Rotary's annual Lobsterfest fund-raiser turns 25
• New probate court will be in Darien, first selectmen decide
• Criminal case: Farren’s pre-trial hearing to be continued
• Under the tent and stars: Nature center holds 50th anniversary gala
• Safety on roads is concern after two hit-and-runs in months
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - September 3, 2010
• The Food Emporium not part of A&P's planned closings
• Series kicks off library future talk
• Baby boomer, senior groups start without a hitch
• CL&P opens emergency operations center
• Leading lady takes to the streets
• Governor requests pre-landfall federal aid as ‘Earl’ approaches
• UPDATE - Earl expected to pass east of southwestern Connecticut; tropical storm watch lifted
• State issues warning about propane gas
• Former resident involved in Letterman extortion freed from jail
• Second train 'derail' in two weeks blocks Grove Street; service is restored
• Police urge patience during hit-and-run investigation
• Hit-and-run victim will leave lasting legacy, son says
• Earl: Connecticut under tropical storm watch
• Back to school: Record number of students enter hallways
• Poor air quality is expected to continue through Thursday
• Earl weakens to category 3 but Connecticut still in sight
• Bedbugs make itchy mess in region
• Hurricane Earl could hit Conn. shores Friday; New Canaanites urged to sign up for alerts
• Public Works to create waste drop-off site
• YMCA Fall Session Starts September 8, 2010; Registration in Progress
• Police search for man who exposed himself
• Police investigating man's death on North Wilton Road
• Preservation alliance brings architecture into classrooms
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - September 2010
• New Canaan Mounted Troop: New facility, new horses, new season
• Fourteen-year-old company expands in New Canaan
• Track work changes train schedules
• Hurricane season may stay active through Thanksgiving
• Town-owned garage coming down
• District kicks-off year with site facelift
• Wakeman barn blaze investigation continues; no leads yet on cause
• Court upgrades charges in July standoff case
• Rainbow brightens early evening sky at Waveny Park concert
• Rell: Good news and bad news on Connecticut's economic front
• Hearing continues on Jelliff Mill plan; no new testimony for next month
• Silvermine School Of Art Open House Kicks Off Fall Classes And Workshops
• Former bus driver involved in July standoff to be represented by high-profile attorney
• Metro-North still running, despite Northeast Corridor train troubles
• New Canaan Community YMCA Annual Maintenance Shutdown: August 21-29, 2010
• Gasoline prices continue to drop across Connecticut
• State police begin investigation into hit-and-run with search of vehicle
• The Bank of New Canaan Provides Financing for new American Cancer Society Care Regional Center
• Comforts of home: Former resident guides others to 'balanced lifestyle'
• Scientific research: Tracking students, district property a way of the future?
• Fire engulfs barn, cars; firefighters treated for minor injuries
• Coyote sightings: August results so no decline
• Raise the woof: Tails wag for annual event
• Pound Ridge gas station employee leads police to hit-and-run suspect
• Police ID vehicle suspected in Wednesday's fatal hit-and-run; investigation ongoing
• Governor issues drought advisory as forecast calls for dry spell
• (PHOTOS) ‘Derailed’ train blocks Grove Street; MTA restores service on New Canaan line
• Library seeks permit to demo Maple Street house
• Alleged hit-and-run driver does not enter plea
• Second hit-and-run in three months sends 'older' man to hospital
• Selectmen OK funds for phase one of master plan
• Former Weston bus driver does not enter plea; case continued
• Dog Days of Summer registration end nears
• Second annual 5K run/walk: With autism on the rise, town unites
• Farmer’s Table brings market indoors
• Former New Canaanite recalls memorable day in history, 65 years later
• YMCA part of country-wide facelift
• Alley access causes merchant concerns
• No sales tax next week on clothing purchases under $300
• Group studying senior needs will form focus groups
• Financiers give green light to bridge bonding project
• Blacktop Film Series: Event signals ‘beginning’ of things to come
• Osterndorf takes New Canaan, loses race
• Primary winners set sights on fall: Low voter turnout in summer heat
• November general election candidates take shape
• Faculty Of The School Of Art To Exhibit At Silvermine
• Silver Hill Hospital Announces Fall Gala
• Fire at Wahackme home leaves hole in roof; investigation continues
• 2010 primaries: Polls open tomorrow at 6 a.m.
• Satellite studio for ballerinas sets up shop in town
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings - August 6, 2010
• Town Master Plan: Selectmen look at public ‘rancor’
• Food workers union head, son of late town resident, dies at 54
• Young campers get hands-on taste of colonial life
• Teens blog about summer reading
• In the courtroom
• FGB to dredge Mead Pond
• New Canaan Police charge standoff suspect with 30 counts of harassment
• 14th Annual New Canaan YMCA Charity Golf Tournament
• CMT and CAPT: Students hold their own
• News in a nutshell
• Son of Manchester shooting victim is "top notch" at Field Club
• Public forum explores mission of the library
• Alleged driver in reported hit and run turns herself in
• Y-Swim Lesson Evaluation Days For Fall Session
• Cops promote anti-burglary tactics
• Town collecting data on cell phone service
• Party leads to fights, alcohol consumption, police say
• Man arrested after police standoff held on $250,000 bond
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 30, 2010
• Foley votes down dredging, asks why not in the budget
• Town Center Planning Group responds to scrutiny
• BREAKING NEWS: Standoff in Ponus Ridge ends
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - August 2010
• Library conducting online survey, looking for feedback on services
• Mayor challenges health care advocate for comptroller
• Democrats vie for secretary of the state bid
• Republicans square off for attorney general bid
• Philip Johnson Glass House Walking Tour Tickets Available
• Town Center Planning Group: Meet the members
• Recycling in town: Is the program antiquated?
• Boy Scout discusses travels, experiences at jamboree
• Ex-teacher to begin two-year rehab program
• Himes to host budget forum at high school
• Gasoline prices on the rise across Connecticut
• Students preview accelerated courses at AP Boot Camp
• ‘Complicated’ Jelliff Mill plans head for round two
• Burglars target east side neighborhood
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 23, 2010
• Bridge repair in the works
• Former Windsome Farm: Court sides with neighbors
• Voluntary water restrictions lifted
• YMCA Pilates Apparatus Summer Session Starts July 26, 2010
• Improvements to the playhouse to begin
• Sitting judges reflect on probate court’s future
• Storm aftermath: Crews still clearing blocked roads
• Towns team up for river health
• State to begin track improvement project at train station
• Forum reveals local desire to keep small-town library feel
• Big storm knocks out power, knocks down trees Wednesday
• Different faiths, one goal: Volunteers work to keep cottage up-to-date
• Bridgeport diocese to honor firefighter for rescue
• Town weighs in on bus bid process
• Accused attempted murderer checks himself out of psychiatric center
• Library program attendance calls for additional space
• Gov. Rell issues statement on the state's June employment numbers
• Heavy rain soaks the area
• Financiers nix request for new parking lot at Irwin
• Board gives green light to senior policy team’s next steps
• Private gardens open to public
• New spotlight for Town Players
• Shoppers take to the streets for bargains, food, music
• Fearing another dry spell ahead, water company asks for conservation
• Opinions vary over Valley Road cell tower proposal
• Candidates ready for primary races
• Mead Park pond: Financiers support dredging
• Selectmen approve K-9 unit for police department
• Benefits of geriatric assessment
• Library to sponsor community forums, online survey
• Sidewalk sale is rain or shine
• August Brings ‘Language In Art’ To Silvermine And Director’s Choice: Kirill Doron
• Lawn watering restricted after main break; voluntary restrictions extended
• Governor says $10 million in train line improvements under way
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 9, 2010
• Gas prices falling, but still higher than last year
• Horizons summer swings into gear
• Lawn watering restricted after main break
• Former high school teacher eligible for rehab program
• Residents invited to join team’s race
• Kids to groove and shake at concert
• Saturday New Haven Line service faces long delays
• St. Luke’s projects bring enrollment into question
• Cell tower plan heads to hearing
• Judge to consider bond reduction in former nature center employee case
• YMCA Pool Schedule Changes For July 9, 2010
• Real estate firms host condo open house
• Family Fourth goes off with a bang
• Heat wave hits area
• McShane ‘launches’ for local women
• Residents asked to limit water use this week
• Town establishes cooling center
• Arrest after Family Fourth reminds of 1996 incident
• Destination, New Canaan: Local people, places create dream wedding for town family
• Temperatures could reach 110 degrees in state with heat index
• Town celebrates Family Fourth
• Heat advisory issued for Tuesday
• Friends of Mead Park Tennis promote tournament
• Ice cream trucks still not allowed in parks
• Probate judge: GOP leaders back Murray
• Jelliff Mill neighbors rally against owners’ latest plans
• July Fourth Fireworks
• Deer ‘exclosure’ Forest health takes focus
• End of an era: Train ticket window closes after 142 years
• In the courtroom
• Rashin rounds out town center group
• Town recalls former pastor
• Family Circus Vidbel comes to town July 1 and 2
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - July 2010
• Girl unharmed after climb down chimney
• Gubernatorial candidate faces scrutiny for past arrests
• Race for governor: Economy at center of candidates’ debate
• July 4 passes available
• Bicycle Sundays set at Waveny
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 25, 2010
• ‘Carry in, carry out’ policy is a clean deal in town parks
• Candidate holds meet and greet at Cava
• Design guide revisions hearing set
• Former First Presbyterian pastor dies
• 2009-10 school year ends: Public schools remain tops
• Rec sports now open for out-of-towners
• Probate judge primary is three-way race to decide winner
• Stimulus funds arrive for paving projects
• Public schools wave goodbye to six senior teachers
• Paving continues: Park Street work is complete
• Irwin Park: Permit draft details uses
• Bus facility proposal pushes forward
• Modified YMCA Mind-Body Center Schedules
• Norwalk FEMA center to close July 1
• Bicycle Sundays to be held at Waveny park this summer
• Police warn about home improvement scams
• Hearing on revisions to design guide is set
• Class of 2010 breaks social barriers, comes together for NCHS graduation Wednesday
• Special YMCA Pool Schedules - June 21-27, 2010
• Expert offers tips on staying safe during lightning storms
• Joe’s Pizzeria opens up down South
• Cell phone violators: Police catch nearly two a day
• YMCA Team Training Small Group Personal Training
• Police arrest resident twice in one day; man preparing lawsuit after Town Hall incident Thursday
• Make Your Beagle Legal: Dog license renewals are due
• Library launches adult, teen summer reading programs
• Summer House to reopen July 1 following damaging flood
• For sidewalk sale: Farmers’ market stays put
• Former high school teacher apologizes for sending harassing letters
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 17, 2010
• Boots made for walking: After many years, WWII veteran wears them in parade
• Senior Service Day: NCHS hosts field day for Bridgeport children
• Survey says most satisfied with town; roads among priorities
• Senior team to work on writing skills
• Doctor gets AAUW honor
• Cancer society celebrates new facility groundbreaking
• Senior Health Fair At The New Canaan YMCA
• FEMA representative: Take advantage of storm aid
• New sale/fair closures
• Voter registration has record-high
• Fantastical Seussical in New Canaan's Waveny Park
• Make A Splash: Summer Competitive Swim Clinics At The New Canaan YMCA
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 11, 2010
• Ex-NCHS teacher applies for rehab program
• Panel stakes claim in town plan
• Market could move during fair
• School wins top award for ‘Drood’
• Parking plan set for train commuters
• P&Z solicits guidelines feedback
• St. Luke’s seniors say goodbye
• Order up: Chicken hot-spot makes home on Elm
• Town planning group hashes out tasks, goals as it eyes master plan
• Feel Good This Summer at the New Canaan YMCA!
• Passes on sale for annual New Canaan fireworks
• Former NCHS teacher charged with harassment
• Public Works projects: Board of Selectmen paves way for new project guidelines
• St. Luke’s drops Crusaders mascot after 40 years
• Waveny trail segments tapped for fix
• Design guideline hearing June 8: Public to help define town’s character
• Former White House lawyer posts bond in attempted murder case
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 4, 2010
• Work on Irwin Park driveway nears completion
• Cub Scouts to kick off new year with barbecue
• A spiritual journey: New book explores loss and love after September 11, 2001
• Reminder: Coffee with the 'Advertiser' resumes next week
• ‘Explosion’ of seniors expected to remain in town
• Planning group studying town facilities needs to meet June 7
• Town parking lots: Pre-paid parking cards available
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center News - June 2, 2010
• Disaster Recovery Center opens Saturday to aid March storms victims
• In the courtroom
• Probate primary: Murray seeks spot on ballot
• Farren agrees to terms of release; still needs to post bond
• The Popular Juried Student Exhibition Returns To Silvermine For Its 20th Year
• Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation: Preparations underway for annual 5K
• Rell signs school bus seat belt bill, offers funding program for districts
• Students, veterans unite in support of WWII heroes
• Stores pass test during alcohol check
• The ‘Secret Gardens’
• SoNo stroll on June 9 benefits Human Services Council
• Area men face charges in reported salon fight
• Downtown area is New Canaan ‘jewel’
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 28, 2010
• Photos from the parade: Memorial Day 2010
• Governor Rell issues Memorial Day proclamation
• Library tours reveal lack of space, reconfigurable sections
• Developer gets 30 months in jail for bribery scheme role
• Governor tells how to apply for storm aid
• Students learn about river health by raising, releasing trout
• For Memorial Day parade: All veterans to serve as grand marshals
• Obama reverses decision, approves disaster aid for Fairfield County
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - June 2010
• Police enforcement planned for holiday
• Gas prices projected to be 30 cents per gallon higher this weekend
• Children’s garden coming to Irwin
• High school photography students recreate art
• 20th Annual Silvermine School of Art Student Exhibition
• Flags in state at half staff for Waterford soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tony Blair to speak at Voices of September 11 benefit
• Students earn state-wide leadership awards
• HUD: Emergency dispatchers, secretaries, clerks, journalists among those who can’t afford Conn
• Skincare spa opens on Burtis Avenue
• Connecticut gas prices start to fall
• Selectmen vet issues related to Public Works contracts
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 21, 2010
• UPDATE: Police investigating woman in connection with hit-and-run
• Library offers tour today and tomorrow
• New islands would ease speeds
• Foundation celebrates success of annual fund-raiser
• School's production receives 14 award nominations
• Police to hold 'Click it or Ticket' campaign over Memorial Day weekend
• Debicella is GOP's pick to challenge Himes for Congress
• News in a nutshell
• Police searching for black Audi convertible in connection with hit-and-run
• Traffic, pedestrian concerns: Committee gives voice to neighborhoods
• Two New Opportunities to Experience Group Step and Group Active at the Y!
• High school seniors ready for post-prom party
• Town Hall renovation is an ongoing plan
• ‘Blue ribbon’ group takes shape: Reactions indicate need for detail on master plan
• Science students present watershed study findings tonight
• Club collects for Haiti
• Blumenthal admits to ‘misplaced words’ but defends service record
• State parties gather this weekend to pick nominees
• Himes gains party nod for second term
• Retail spaces to go in at Griffin Ford site
• Blumenthal admits to ‘misplaced words’ but defends service record
• Town readies for Memorial Day celebrations
• Blumenthal to address 'NYTimes' report questioning his military service
• News in a nutshell
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Aging expert addresses local policy team
• Republicans to pick candidate to challenge Himes
• Bus operations facility: Town engineers seek cost estimates as initial rendering is introduced
• YMCA Swim Meet: Pool Schedule Changes
• Probate court — Delegates split votes; primary set
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 14, 2010
• Young Republican bows out of 4th District race
• Spring 2010 at the New Canaan YMCA's Mind-Body Center
• Gov. Rell: Deadline today to report storm damage for appeal to feds
• Nielsen CEO to share view of global consumer market
• Team explores ‘livable community’ for seniors in New Canaan
• Mill rate set at 13.585
• Project to address library’s expanded services
• Town proposes master plan: Concept includes new library, updated Town Hall, other buildings
• The New Canaan YMCA and Kiwanis Club Present: Circus Vidbel
• Town, library eye plans for ‘village common’
• New database could capture land use history using GIS
• First selectman to announce town planning initiative
• Farren bond release hearing continued until June
• Town agencies collect for pantry
• Food pantry sees historic numbers
• Market collapse to now: Pension fund recovers nicely
• NCHS library program receives top national award
• Czech race is May 16 at New Canaan High School
• Unemployment in town reaches 5.8%
• Lawyers in Farren case ask for clarification about frozen assets
• Connecticut gasoline prices 74 cents a gallon higher than 2009
• Team New Canaan recruits volunteers to fight cancer
• Girl reports suspicious men in van
• Connecticut gasoline prices 74 cents a gallon higher than 2009
• Girl reports suspicious men in van
• Team New Canaan recruits volunteers to fight cancer
• Lawyers in Farren case ask for clarification about frozen assets
• NCHS library program receives top national award
• Unemployment in town reaches 5.8%
• Czech race is at high school
• Market collapse to now: Pension fund recovers nicely
• Food pantry sees historic numbers
• Town agencies collect for pantry
• Finalists Announced For The 61st Annual Art Of The Northeast At Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• Hearing continued in alleged child porn case
• May Fair celebrations Saturday
• March storm aftermath: State appeals aid decision
• Republicans convene to choose candidate for probate judge
• 2010 New Canaan Bike Rodeo
• Locals react to foiled bombing in Times Square
• Shed Your Meds: Town collects 274 pounds of pills for proper disposal
• YMCA Playroom Closed on Sun May 9, 2010
• Governor gets briefing on Times Square bomb investigation
• Connecticut moose population grows, posing threat to drivers
• ‘Pop up’ trend comes to town
• YMCA Hosts Student Athlete Workshop
• New district, new judge: Delegates set to make probate history
• Team Training Small Group Personal Training
• Town’s oldest documented house is put on the market
• News in a nutshell
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 30, 2010
• Rell: State is appealing Obama's denial of request for storm aid
• Connecticut gas jumps 5 cents while nation stays flat
• Farren criminal case: Bond reduced to $750,000
• Farmers’ market will stay put for opening day
• Rell urges residents, businesses to report storm damages to 2-1-1
• Real estate developer gets 30 months in jail for bribery scheme role
• Ducks make home in backyard pool
• Falling trees
• Selectmen approve new senior needs policy team
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - May 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 23, 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 15, 2010
• Norwalkers in Art Exhibit at New Canaan Library
• Supporting and Empowering Youth: Nomniate a Community Asset Builder
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 12, 2010
• Symphony In Clay and Book Signing
• New For 5th and 6th Graders: Kayak, Climb and More With The YMCA
• Tag Sale At The Silvermine Guild Arts Center Benefits School Of Art Scholarship Fund
• Art Of The Northeast
• 61st Art of the Northeast at the Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New For Middle Schoolers: Kayak, Climb And More With The YMCA
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings : April 1, 2010
• Supporting and Empowering Youth: Nomniate a Community Asset Builder
• Spring Break: Jump Start to Summer Swim Lessons
• YMCA School Vacation Camp
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - April 2010
• April School Vacation Programs for Kids at the YMCA
• Community Lecture - How to Raise a Drug Free Kid
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center News - March 29, 2010
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Spring Benefit 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 26, 2010
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Announces Executive Director Transition
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 19, 2010
• New Canaan Chamber of Commerce News
• Parents Workshop: The Danger Of Raising Nice Kids
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings : March 12, 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Aquatics Happenings : March 10, 2010
• Draw On! Comes to Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings : March 5, 2010
• Art a la Carte - Alberta Cifolelli
• Walk And Talk Series - Susan Newbold And Alex Rheault
• David Dunlop Lecture Series....
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 26, 2010
• Y-Swim Lesson Happenings
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - March 2010
• Summer Camp Info Night at the New Canaan YMCA
• A Film And Lecture By Sunanda K. Sanyal ‘A Homecoming Spectacle’
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 19, 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 11, 2010
• New Exhibits At Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• February Vacation Programs For Kids At The YMCA
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 5, 2010
• February Vacation Camps at the New Canaan YMCA
• YMCA Spring Registration Opens Feb. 22, 2010
• Whirlwind Winter Weekend Diving Meet
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - February 2010
• New Canaan YMCA News - Hoops For Haiti Organizational Meeting And Charity Fundraiser
• YMCA Summer Camp Registration Opens Feb. 22, 2010
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 22, 2010
• Come To The Y's Active Older Adults Programming Interest Meeting
• Exhibition - Annual Photo Show 2010
• YMCA Special Needs Winter Break Family Camp
• Reflections on Asia: Mixed Media Paintings, Drawings and Collages - Exhibition
• New Family Website Launched!
• School Vacation Camp at the New Canaan YMCA
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 8, 2010
• January Newsletter from Silvermine Guild Arts Center - December 29, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 21, 2009
• January Exhibits at the Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• YMCA News: South Gym Closed On Dec 13, 2009
• Food Values: Nourishing Body and Soul at Silver Hill Hospital
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: December 4, 2009
• Book Signing And Exhibition With Claire Watson Garcia At Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• Visit with Santa and Create Holiday Crafts
• New Boiler Installation Complete on Dec 12, 2009
• YMCA Winter Programs
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Newsletter - December 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 20, 2009
• Silvermine School of Art Holiday Fundraising Sale
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: November 13, 2009
• COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR - Tips on Making Your Doctors Visit a Success
• Boys Gymnastics Pre-Team Try-outs and evaluation
• YMCA Winter Program Registration
• Print Americas To Open At The Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• November News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• College Information Night for Parents and Teens at Outback Teen Center
• November News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 23, 2009
• YMCA Halloween Party
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 9, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: October 2, 2009
• Lecture Series with Emmy Award Winner David Dunlop Returns To Silvermine
• YMCA Notes: Women's Locker Room Closed
• October Brings ‘Narrative Art’ To Silvermine, Featuring Mary Frank And Director's Choice...
• October News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center - September 25, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 25, 2009
• Silver Hill Hospital Free Movie Screening: No Kidding, Me Too!
• New Canaan YMCA Wellness Happenings: Sept. 21, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 18, 2009
• YMCA Notes: Fire Drill
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 14, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: September 11, 2009
• There's Still Time For Fun: YMCA Bouncing Bears and Gymnastics Classes
• Silvermine School of Art Fall Courses Start
• New Canaan YMCA Aquatics Happenings: Sept. 4, 2009
• "Healthcare Reform: What It Means for You" Forum
• September News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center - August 27, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 25, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 12, 2009
• Debra Schaffer - Step Into the Third Dimension
• The AARP Retirement Survival Guide
• Cosmetic Procedures Update
• Annual Members Show
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: August 10, 2009
• The Link Between PTSD And Substance Use
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 30, 2009
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center August 2009 Newsletter
• Feel Good This Fall At The New Canaan YMCA!
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 24, 2009
• ‘Camelot’ Under Tent in New Canaan Affirms Power of Theater
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 17, 2009
• Additional Lap Swim Time in the Valles Pool
• ‘Camelot’ Offers One-Of-A-Kind Musical Theater in New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: July 2, 2009
• Camelot in Waveny Patrk, New Canaan
• 19th Annual Juried Student Exhibition to be Held at Silvermine This Summer
• New Canaan YMCA Silent Auction: Yankees v. Toronto
• July News From Silvermine Guild Arts Center - June 26, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 26, 2009
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center News - July 2009
• 'Taming of the Shrew' Opens to Critical Praise
• ‘Pinocchio’ - A Folk Musical
• ‘Taming of the Shrew’ Opens Sixth Outdoor Season in New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 12, 2009
• Shakepeare's Language Actor's ‘Greatest Weapon’
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: June 5, 2009
• New Canaan’s Garrison Balances Entertaining With Teaching
• Summer Swim Clinics At The New Canaan YMCA
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 27, 2009
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center News - June 2009
• Summer Theatre Set Designer A Protégé Of ‘SNL’ Icon
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: May 15, 2009
• Whitsett Sheds Light on Summer Theatre of New Canaan
• June Exhibits At Silvermine: The Emotional And Spiritual Aspects Of Our Surroundings
• League of Women Voters Annual Meeting
• International Children’s Art Exhibit at New Canaan Library
• 60th Annual May Fair at St. Mark's Church
• Summer Theatre Of New Canaan Assembles Broadway-Level Season
• May News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• Stimulus New Painitngs By Allen Wittert - Exhibition
• Annual Village Fair And Sidewalk Sale
• Introducing Dozens of “Yesterday’s Kittens”
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 17, 2009
• Openings for Apprentices at Summer Theatre of New Canaan
• Casting Notices for Summer Theatre of New Canaan 2009 Season
• Art Of The Northeast Celebrates 60th Anniversary
• Commission on Culture and Tourism Gallery To Feature Connecticut’s Modern Architectural History
• Summer Theatre of New Canaan Audition for ‘Pinocchio’
• League of Women Voters Offers Forum on Downtown Revitalization
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: April 3, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 27, 2009
• April News from Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• ‘West Side Story’ Benefit on Broadway for Summer Theatre of New Canaan
• Great Easter Egg Hunt
• Gallery Exhibitons at Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• The Big Draw for Seven Days
• YMCA Pool Schedule Changes for Weekend of March 13-15
• Draw On! at Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: March 5, 2009
• New Canaan League of Women Voters Open Forum
• YMCA Pool and Swim Class Schedule Updates - March 5, 2009
• New Canaan Community YMCA News - Parking Reminder
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 26, 2009
• Silvermine Offers New Dimensions to Explore In March Exhibitions
• YMCA Summer Camp and Spring Program Registration Starts Monday, Feb23
• Art A La Carte: Evening Gallery Talks At Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 20, 2009
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center School of Art Annual Art Tag Sale
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center presents David Dunlop's Secture Series
• Florence Suerig: Moore or Less
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 12, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: February 6, 2009
• Strays & Others Valentines Day Cat Adoption Event
• Have Your Photo Taken for Our Membership Database
• Tommy Tune Benefit Supports Summer Theatre Of New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA Happenings: January 30, 2009
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center February News - January 28, 2009
• New Canaan YMCA Late January Happenings
• YMCA Valles Pool Swim Meet Closures January and February
• Art and The Transforming Landscape New Exhibits at Silvermine
• YMCA Valles Pool Swim Meet Closures January 23-25
• Red Cross Lifeguarding Classes At The New Canaan YMCA
• Waveny Park Set as Venue for Summer Theatre of New Canaan
• New Canaan YMCA January Happenings
• Vincent Baldassano - ‘The Expressionist Experiment’ and Director's Choice: Belle Manes ‘Bamidb
• Additional Lap Swim in Valles Pool During Holiday Break
• YMCA Holiday Hours and Pool Schedule Change
• Tommy Tune in Benefit for Summer Theatre of New Canaan
• Children's Classes: Holiday Schedule
• Past, Present And Future - New Exhibits At Silvermine
• Additional YMCA Adult Lap Hours on December 11 to 13, 2008
• Silvermine Guild Arts Center Annual Appeal
• New Canaan League of Women Voters Offers Forum on Real Estate Issues
• New Canaan Village Association Kicks Off 2008 Holiday Stroll and Sponsorships
• YMCA Winter Registration Begins November 10
• Katherine Kane Markiewicz Has Joined the New Canaan Office of Coldwell Banker Previews International
• Laurie Balestrino Joins The New Canaan Office Of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Silver Hill Hospital Hosts Weekly Radio Program
• New Canaan Lwv Sponsors Modern Homes Tour
• Mobile Fit, New Kids' Classes Coming to the YMCA
• Emily Restifo Joins The New Canaan Office Of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Join the Young Women's League
• Richard Rosano of R.R. Builders Named to '40 Under 40'
• New Canaan YMCA Fall Brochure is Online
• Gail Mustard to Lead Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's New Canaan Offices
• Updated YMCA Pool Schedule
• Attention YMCA Pool Patrons
• Summer Music Series at Silvermine Presents the Parker String Quarter
• All Kids Are Our Kids Annual Campaign More Than Half-Way to Goal.
• Summer Bouncing Bears Open Gym
• New Canaan YMCA Award Nominations
• Gina Mc Carthy, Connecticut Environmental Protection Commissioner, To Speak On Environmental...
• YMCA Summer Program Catalog Available Online
• Revised YMCA Valles Pool Schedule
• Basketball Clinics At YMCA
• YMCA Health and Wellness Survey
• League of Women Voters Offers Open Forum With Board of Selectmen
• YMCA Tee Ball Volunteers
• Refurbishments and Renovations at New Canaan Inn
• Dr. David Abbey To Speak At Open Forum Sponsored By League Of Women Voters
• Spring and Camp Registration : Monday, February 25th
• A Special Farewell to Cindy and Jay Cruz
• YMCA Policy : No Child Left Alone
• February News from Silvermine Guild Arts
• Krav Maga at The New Canaan YMCA
• Prominent Doctor Joins Artist to Shed Light on Alzheimer's Disease at Carriage Barn Event, Jan 27
• New Members and Exhibits at Silvermine Guild Arts Center
• New Canaan YMCA - December 19, 2007
• NCLWV Presents Talk on the US Immigration System
• News from the New Canaan YMCA's Office of Financial Development
• RUTH LEBLANC-JONES OF COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE WINS FIVE HOBI AWARDS
• New Canaan High School Drama Dept Presents Seussical! The Musical!
• New Canaan High School Drama Dept Presents The Dining Room
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• Parking Lot - Parking Reminder
• New Parking Lot
• What Is New On Planning And Zoning Meeting
• Look What's Happening at the YMCA
• Signed, Sealed & Delivered Returns for its 5th Year with a Special Fundraising Event
• 16-Hour Solo Wilderness First Aid Course at New Canaan Nature Center in June
• New Canaan Nature Center Executive Director to Retire
• Earth Day: Wildlife Adventurers!
• Nature Center’s Secret Gardens Tour Combines History and Design
• Rainbow Garden
• Silvermine Names Winners in Student Exhibition
• NEW: Afternoon 4's Class at the Y's Little Owl Nursery School
• New Canaan YMCA Fall Registration Begins August 20
• Silvermine Showcases Student Work in Juried Exhibition
• MIchael Boriskin, Virtuouso Pianist to Play at Silvemine
• Renowned Scottish Fiddler to Play at Silvermine
• Two Guitarists, Will Ackerman and David Cullen Launch Silvermine's Summer Music Series
• James Rosenquist, Wold Famous Artist to Discuss His Exhibit at Silvermine
• Summer Program Registration at the YMCA Opens June 4
• Note to community organizations in New Canaan from AmericanTowns
• New Canaan CT Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Town House Parlor Exhibit - A Tea For Dolls

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