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Allman Reunion: Tedeschi Trucks Band Welcome Jaimoe in Connecticut
On Friday night, Tedeschi Trucks Band took their Deuces Wild tour to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Conn. The concert marked the onset of a two-night series, which would see the husband and wife duo return to the East Coast venue once again on Saturday evening, but only after welcoming a very special guest. Touching on their shared Allman Brothers Band roots, lauded backbeat and the only surviving member from the original lineup, Jaimoe, joined Derek Trucks, who was a late ‘90s arrival to the brazen Southern rock group, making for an Allman family reunion of sorts.
6 arrested for kidnapping in Danbury
DANBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Six people were arrested in Danbury on Sunday evening for kidnapping and assault, according to police. Witnesses say that three males exited a van on Clapboard Ridge Road near Dogwood Lane and began assaulting another man before pushing him into the van and driving off. The van was located on Cowperthwaite […]
More than 30 shots fired during neighbor dispute in Granby
GRANBY, CT. (WFSB) - Granby police arrested a town man following a neighbor dispute and shooting incident. Police said Stephen Gilbert, 30, of 9 Morningside Drive was arrested after police responded to the report of multiple gunshots around 7:30 p.m. Sunday. During the investigation it was found that 30 gunshots...
Essex’s Home Security Program Shows Early Signs of Success
The Knox Box program which was newly implemented by the Essex Fire Department has proven to be a success after just two weeks in operation, according to Fire Marshal John Planas. The ARPA-funded program is receiving more requests by residents to have the Knox Box devices installed at their homes...
DCF says they were involved with family of infant who died at Milford motel
The Department of Children and Families (DCF) said they were involved with the family of an infant found dead at a Milford motel weeks before the baby's death. In response to the incident, DCF officials said they are conducting a joint investigation with the Milford Police Department. The man suspected...
Shelton Fire Department Calls For Service
SHELTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT INCIDENT RESPONSES. On 8/19/24 at 1:35 pm the Echo Hose H & L Co. #1 and the White Hills Co. #5 responded to a motor vehicle accident on Leavenworth Road (route 110) and Indian Well Road. On 8/19/24 at 5:17 pm the White Hills Co. #5...
Excellence and Humanity: New Students Urged to Find Their Own Path and Embody Values of Legal Profession
Dean Heather K. Gerken welcomed the newest class of Yale Law School students, urged them to learn from one another, and stressed the importance of preserving community and humanity throughout their Law School careers. In her remarks on Aug. 20 at a convocation assembly, Gerken stressed that in this highly...
Help FOX 61 help those impacted by August flooding
SEYMOUR, Conn. — The floodwaters may have receded but for those who were impacted by August's devastating flooding, the struggle is only beginning. To lend a hand, FOX 61 is partnering with the Seymour Oxford Food Bank to provide badly needed resources, from food and water to hygiene products.
Steady Growth Forecasted for Easton Schools
Enrollment projections for the Easton schools show a slow but steady rise over the next decade after years of decline. The 2008 Great Recession precipitated the downward trajectory, along with an aging and decreasing population in Easton and statewide. History suggests unexpected world events can disrupt expectations. The Covid pandemic...
Seymour To Tri-Town: Pay Up
SEYMOUR – Officials are asking a court to force the parties that own Tri-Town Plaza to cough up almost $74,000 owed to the town, according to a court filing. On Aug. 21, Seymour Town Attorney Richard J. Buturla filed paperwork that advances a complicated legal dispute, part of which involves the town and the shopping center.
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