The following platform was released this week by Best for Darien, the Republican party’s slate, which includes incumbents First Selectman Jayme Stevenson, Selectman Susan Marks and Selectman Kip Koons. The slate … read more
The Darien League of Women Voters will hold a kickoff dinner on Thursday, Sept. 28, at the Wee Burn Beach Club in Rowayton featuring Keith Phaneuf, the state budget reporter … read more
Congressman Jim Himes (CT-04) on Thursday introduced the Credit Information Protection Act of 2017, H.R. 3766, in response to a major data breach at Equifax that exposed the personal information … read more
On Tuesday night, Board of Education counsel Tom Mooney was present once again to facilitate discussions on the creation of a public log of Freedom of Information Act requests. A … read more
To the Editor: Rob Richards — quite literally— has Darien moving forward. During his time as a selectman, Rob has amassed countless victories for the people of Darien. One of … read more
Below is a press release from the office of State Senator Bob Duff. Senate President Pro Tempore Martin M. Looney (D-New Haven) and Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff (D-Norwalk) today condemned the … read more
As the state continues to run without a budget, town aid is lost with each passing day. Recently, Governor Dan Malloy, who is currently running the state finances via executive … read more
Governor Dan Malloy unveiled a revised plan on Friday for the shifting of education aid across the state. The order would cut education aid statewide by 28% if no state … read more
One individual’s Freedom of Information Act requests to the Board of Education and school administration have cost the town nearly $100,000 in legal fees alone to process since October. That … read more
Governor Dan Malloy unveiled a revised plan on Friday for the shifting of education aid across the state. The order would cut education aid statewide by 28% if no state … read more