Isabella Meibauer is a journalist based in Woodbury, Connecticut. She writes for PRIME PUBLISHERS INC, covering local news and events in the Woodbury area. Her work has also been featured on Medium.
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WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen awarded a bid to produce trash bags and provide management services for the town’s upcoming waste reduction program to WasteZero of South Carolina at
By: Isabella Meibauer
WOODBURY — The Woodbury Charter Revision Commission held a public hearing on Monday, April 29, for residents to express their concerns before commencing its charter review.
By: Isabella Meibauer
WOODBURY — The Charter Revision Commission continued its review of the town’s charter at a meeting on Monday, May 13.
WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen moved to accept a completed master plan for Hollow Park at a meeting on Tuesday, June 25.
WOODBURY — The Inland Wetlands Agency discussed an application for stream bank erosion maintenance at Marzahl Refuge, a property on Carmel Hill Road, during a meeting on Monday, July 8.
By: Isabella Meibauer
BibleDojo, an interactive online platform, merges faith and technology in an effort to increase biblical literacy and fluency among Christians. Launched this past January, the program features click-through, dojo-themed lessons that aim to strengthen Christians’ reading skills for different genres o
By: Isabella Meibauer
During the Cold War, an oft overlooked battle for minds unfolded on the vast stage of Africa. As colonial powers withdrew and new African nations emerged, both the United States and the Soviet Union scrambled for alliances. Author Phil Dow’s new book, “Accidental Diplomats,” catalogs the i
WOODBURY — The Board of Finance and First Selectman Barbara Perkinson discussed the possible cost of design plans to begin work on Transylvania Road following recent flooding at a meeting
By: Isabella Meibauer
Throughout the United States, Christian nationalism has left in its wake broken communities and churches. Both those who subscribe to it and those who disagree are often left hurt, confused and embarrassed. As the movement grew within his own church, Pastor Caleb Campbell set out to underst
By: Isabella Meibauer
SOUTHBURY — Perched on a rise overlooking the Silo Point Golf Course, the newly renovated Brunch House 1850 welcomes guests to a fresh, upscale, daytime dining experience. Restaurant partners Igli
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