Rob Ryser is a General Assignment Reporter at the News-Times. He focuses on themes related to construction and real estate, including urban design, commercial real estate, and the housing market. Rob's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the San Antonio Express-News, The San Francisco Chronicle, and CT Insider.
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Rob Ryser's coverage mainly focuses on local news in Danbury, Connecticut. His articles predominantly cover government and politics, business and industry, and education within the area. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or updates related to local government initiatives, policies affecting businesses or education in Danbury. Topics such as development projects in the city and issues related to Sandy Hook are likely of interest as well.
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"Collaboration on issues like this often yields positive results for all parties,” said Bruce Walczak, Newtown's First Selectman.
"No dust, dirt, fly ash, smoke, gas or fumes shall be emitted into the air from any lot so as to endanger the public health and safety."
The issue of saving the likely schoolhouse where circus pioneer P.T. Barnum learned to read and write remains 'up in the air.'
"(T)he revised site plan does not require a review by the Planning Commission,” said Allie Smith, an associate planner in Danbury.
By: Rob Ryser
"(T)he revised site plan does not require a review by the Planning Commission,” said...
![“The [businessman] is requesting a substantial addition to the current structure and an expansion of the parking and storage areas on site,” said James Ferlow.](https://s.hdnux.com/photos/01/67/10/22/31229066/5/rawImage.jpg)
By: Rob Ryser
“The [businessman] is requesting a substantial addition to the current structure and an expansion of the parking and storage areas on site,” said James Ferlow.
By: Rob Ryser
NEWTOWN – A Monroe landscaper who bought four acres near the Brookfield border with a vision to farm the land has been approved to plant a Christmas
By: Rob Ryser
“These things are popping up a lot more – people are homesteading and canning and...
By: Steven Goode, Alexander Soule, Rob Ryser, Andreas Yilma, Joseph Villanova, Robert Marchant, Sandra Diamond Fox, Mark Zaretsky
Farmington-based Metro Realty filed site plans in Wallingford for an 83-unit "affordable" housing development, pictured on August 18, 2026.
By: Andreas Yilma, Robert Marchant, Mark Zaretsky, Alexander Soule, Joseph Villanova, Sandra Diamond Fox, Steven Goode, Rob Ryser
A prolific affordable housing developer has proposed a new 83-unit apartment complex in Wallingford.
