Woodbridge Town News
From The Woodbridge Police Department: Bear Sightings
At the end of March, a black bear has been repeatedly seen roaming throughout town. As the warmer weather approaches, police are anticipating additional bear sightings. ...
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Rid Litter Day
Join your neighbors to help celebrate Earth Day at the annual Rid Litter Day event on Sunday, April 28 from 11 am to 1 pm at the Town Green (opposite Town Hall). You’re...
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Dog Park Initiative Moves Forward
The Woodbridge Board of Selectmen in March agreed to a revised outline for an off-leash dog park planned at the Fitzgerald tract. The new outline avoids an area around t...
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Register to Vote for the Town Election on May 6th
Save time on Election Day by registering to vote in advance. The deadline for advance voter registration is April 29th at 8pm in person at Town Hall, or 11:59pm online,...
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Town Draws Attention to Flooding Problems in the Flats
Increased rainwater runoff and storm events have caused major flooding in the Flats of Woodbridge, in particular the area along Litchfield Turnpike. The town is working t...
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‘Everyone Should Have A Stone’: Volunteers Care for Burial Grounds, Headstones
As visitors enter the Eastside Cemetery through a heavy iron gate on Pease Road, they leave the busy hum of modern life behind. Continue down the gentle slope of the acc...
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Republicans Push For Effective Economic Development
Ed Weinberg, Republican candidate for First Selectman, addressed a recent gathering of supporters and stated “Rising local property taxes are hitting homeowners with a do...
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Amity Board of Education Candidate Schwartz Gives Forced School Regionalization Plan A Failing Grade
Matt Schwartz, a Woodbridge candidate for Amity Board of Education, attended the State Senate Education Committee public hearing on Senate Bills 738 and 457 regarding the...
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Woodbridge Democrats To Open Amity Road HQ; Invite Community Members To Campaign Event
The campaign committee working toward the re-election of First Selectman Beth Heller, after a recent, successful kickoff event, has opened its official headquarters ahead...
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From the First Selectman: April Activities and Events
As April arrives, our thoughts turn naturally to the season of renewal. Woodbridge has so many outdoor experiences to enjoy! I hope you and your family will have a chan...
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From the Most Recent Issue
April 12, 2019
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Bulletin Board 4/12/19
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