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DC Public Schools Introduces Bell-to-Bell Cellphone Ban for Next School Year

DC Public Schools Introduces Bell-to-Bell Cellphone Ban for Next School Year

69% Center coverage: 16 sources

Citing success at schools that already have strict cellphone policies, D.C. is banning cellphones for students in middle and high schools starting this fall. The new policy, which is scheduled to go into effect Aug. 25, is a bell-to-bell ban. Secondary students won’t be able to use their devices in between classes or at lunch, instead putting them away at the start of the day and retrieving them at the end. The announcement comes months after D.…See the Story

Rents in Connecticut Rise Despite Drop Nationally

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Rents in Connecticut Rise Despite Drop Nationally

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Rents in Connecticut continue to rise despite them dropping nationally. Mark Crooks recently moved from New York and found an apartment in Connecticut. “Maybe New York rent is a little bit more expensive. Obviously, but you have a lot of these landlords coming from New York coming down, buying this property, raising the rate, especially during the COVID era,” Crooks said. Back in 2020 the average rent in Connecticut was $1,262, according to data…See the Story

Legal Notice: Easton Fire District No. 1 Meeting Notice

Easton, Connecticut · Easton

Legal Notice: Easton Fire District No. 1 Meeting Notice

Notice is hereby given to all legal voters and taxpayers of the Easton Fire District No. 1, Incorporated, of the Annual Meeting of said District to be held at 6:30 o’clock in the evening,Eastern Da…Read Article

A Message From First Selectman Bindelglass

Good afternoon, This week, I attended graduation ceremonies for Helen Keller Middle School and Joel Barlow High School. These are wonderful events that showcase our wonderful young people, ou…Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

Colonial Williamsburg, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Announce Winner of National Civics Bee Virginia State Finals

(Colonial Williamsburg Foundation) WILLIAMSBURG — Neil Handa from Henley Middle School in Crozet was named the first-place winner at the 2025 National Civics Bee Virginia State Finals competition hosted June 7 by The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. Handa advances to compete against finalists from across the country at the National Civics Bee in Washington, D.C., Nov. 10-11. Yousef Kiani from J. Lupto…Fairfield, Connecticut · Fairfield See the Story

Nicholas D’Addario Kicks Off Campaign for First Selectman

Easton Selectman Nicholas D’Addario launched his campaign for first selectman on Friday at Silverman’s Farm, aiming to succeed First Selectman David Bindelglass, who is retiring after three terms. …Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

Fairfield Residents Urged To Attend Meeting on UI Monopoles

Fairfield First Selectman Bill Gerber is asking residents to attend an Energy/Telecommunications meeting of the Connecticut Siting Council (CSC) via Zoom on June 12 at 1 p.m. Agenda items are avail…Zoom · Fairfield Read Article

Easton Police Investigating Roll-Over Crash Near Judd Road

The Easton Police Department is investigating a roll-over crash that occurred on June 8 at 8:29 p.m. in the area of Judd Road and Skyline Drive. Police found a vehicle that had rolled over onto its…Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

Easton Will Never Forget Eunice Hanson

Eunice Hanson has departed the physical realm, but her spirit lives on for her family, friends and the countless lives and organizations she and her husband, C. Lee Hanson, touched. Eunice Hanson a…Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

A Message From First Selectman Bindelglass

Good afternoon, Some of you may have heard about a housing bill, HB5002, approved by the legislature. It is a lengthy bill with a lot of provisions regarding housing. Many do not apply to us, and s…Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

Summer Library Programs for Adults

Summer is here, and the Easton Public Library has some great programs for adults. Summer programs begin June 16 for adults. Submitted image Beginning on June 16 and continuing through Aug. 23, adul…Easton, Connecticut · Easton Read Article

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