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BLT Quiche

Izabela Bonzanini News 01 Sep, 2023

By the time this is printed, the local tomatoes will be plentiful! Our favorites are the heirloom varieties from Halas Farm in Danbury. My favorite way to enjoy them is with a little mayo, salt, and pepper on homemade sourdough toast.

What Happened to The Women’s Center of Greater Danbury?

Izabela Bonzanini What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - News 30 Aug, 2023

For almost 50 years, The Women’s Center of Greater Danbury has been the foundation in Northern Fairfield and Southern Litchfield Counties for services surrounding domestic violence and sexual assault. But where did they go? We didn’t go anywhere; we are still in the same place we have been for decades, at 2 West Street, Danbury, Connecticut, and are now doing business under the new name of The Center for Empowerment and Education (CEE).

Danbury Public Schools Champions “Showing Up Together” an Attendance Awareness Campaign

Izabela Bonzanini Education - Kids & Family - News 28 Aug, 2023

Children who have many unexcused absences from school are at risk for academic failure. “I need students in their seats learning every day,” says Danbury Superintendent Kevin Walston.

I’m a CT Resident with Student Loans. Is forgiveness Available?

Izabela Bonzanini News - Politics 24 Aug, 2023

Around 321,000 Connecticut residents applied for President Joe Biden’s student loan relief program last year, which would have allowed borrowers under certain income thresholds to qualify for up to $20,000 of federal student loan debt forgiveness.

“A Shameless Call for an Act of Kindness"

Izabela Bonzanini Education - Kids & Family - News - Politics 23 Aug, 2023

As the summer ends, and most parents can enjoy the last weeks before their children's school year begins, many families face the approaching school year with financial concern and uncertainty.

Five Things to Know About Social Security

Izabela Bonzanini Politics - News 21 Aug, 2023

Social Security is your money — you earned it through a lifetime of hard work. And like most Americans, that money is needed to help cover living expenses and pay bills. Nearly one in five Connecticut residents – nearly 700,000 people – receive Social Security benefits, and 38 percent of residents 65 and older rely on the program for at least half of their income.