The Connecticut Siting Council with a 4:2 majority voted on December 16 to approve the construction of a cell phone tower in the middle of a residential neighborhood at 118 Newton Road.  In spite of v ...

Facing steep increases in Covid cases, the state recently distributed at-home test kits and N95 masks to help curb the curve.  The town received two shipments, which it distributed, one on Tuesday, Ja ...

Given the quick spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant and the high positivity rate, First Selectman Beth Heller signed an emergency order on Tuesday Jan. 4 requiring masks in indoor public spaces and ...

Likening housing to running water, housing expert David Fink said we usually don’t think about it until it’s not available, and he encouraged the Housing Opportunity Study Committee to engage in conve ...

After several months of rising tension over the Arbor Haven development proposal for the Country Club of Woodbridge property, First Selectman Beth Heller last week suggested — and her fellow board mem ...

Selectmen Decide Not to Challenge State on Streamlining Process Republican opposition notwithstanding, the Woodbridge Board of Selectmen voted down the motion by Selectman David Lober to keep municipa ...

On Monday, December 6, 2021, the public is invited to an in-person informational session on the Town’s current housing planning process to build a shared understanding of how homes, that meet the need ...

Alexander Korallos-Shapiro, Harvey Shapiro and Joe Amico – aka Arbor Haven – have been making the rounds to many of the town’s boards and commissions, introducing their idea for a mixed housing develo ...

The Town of Woodbridge will receive a total of $2.5 million from the American Rescue Plan (ARP), to be paid in two installments, according to Finance Director Anthony Genovese.  Half of that amount – ...