Rob Ryser is a general assignment reporter for the News-Times, with a focus on local news in Danbury, Connecticut. He has also contributed to various publications, including the San Antonio Express-News and the San Francisco Chronicle. Rob covers a wide range of topics, from development and business news to community events and human interest stories.
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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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Danbury Fair mall’s Target store opened to shoppers Tuesday night to the surprise of city officials and other VIPs.
Chris Melillo, who came to Newtown two years ago from Hamden will leave as superintendent to become principal of Darien’s Ox Ridge Elementary School.
A newly opened self-storage site in Danbury is a sign of economic growth and a reaction to the space shortage as more condominiums and apartments are built.
By: Rob Ryser
It’s no coincidence that Heritage Village in Southbury is planning a day-long forum about cannabis on April 20 – the date considered a pot holiday.
By: Rob Ryser
DANBURY — The grand opening for Curry Automotive's west side Mercedes-Benz dealership is three weeks away and the company already has its eyes on
By: Rob Ryser
Danbury Nurses’ Union picketed for higher wages in front of Danbury Hospital amid contract negotiations with Nuvance Health.
By: Rob Ryser
A dilapidated metals factory in Sandy Hook next to an 1898 Victorian being renovated into a restaurant and apartments will be razed in as soon as two weeks.
By: Rob Ryser
At the Daniel Barden Mudfest, now in its 10th year, 1,500 kids and adults will challenge themselves to a 5-kilometer obstacle-laden course or a fun run.
By: Rob Ryser
Newtown leaders unanimously cut $1.4 million out of an education budget that was defeated at the polls in April in the hopes it will pass Tuesday’s referendum.
By: Rob Ryser
Superintendent Christopher Melillo said the Newtown school district must make $1.4million in cuts in the 2024-25 education budget.
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