Aaron Rubin

Following two failed referendums on its education budget, Regional School District 17 has reduced its proposed annual spending by a total of $438,423. The

KOSA Advances. Agreement Does Not. For years, Congress has struggled to answer a deceptively simple question: do online platforms have a

Europe's approach to children's access to social media is starting to come into focus.

The ad hoc Facilities Committee has completed a draft of its comprehensive Building and Land Use Plan, which it describes as a "forward-looking document that outlines a vision for how the town will manage its buildings and land" over the next 15 years.

With community interest remaining high in its work and the possible changes to Guilford's government structure, the Charter Revision Commission will hold its second public hearing Thursday, July 30, at 7 p.m. at the Guilford Community Center.

Naturalist Wray Williams can be found in the historic Oak Lodge building at Chatfield Hollow, encouraging visitors to get more in touch with nature. — Chat

With support from a federal grant, the Board of Selectmen has approved "repowering" the Guilford Fire Department's Marine Unit vessel. The Marine Unit cons

Two education facilities in Madison are now one step closer to demolition as the town prepares to present its plans for tearing down Kathleen H. Ryerson El

The Town of Guilford found success in its most recent treatment of invasive species in Lake Quonnipaug, according to a report produced by state officials w

Europe Is Still Checking IDs Last time we checked in on Europe's effort to keep kids away from the worst corners of the internet, Germany