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The Amity Chamber of Commerce announces the return of “Amity EATS Week!” Held over a nine-day, two-weekend period, this year's event runs from Friday, November 6th, through Saturday, November 14th. With 20 Amity Chamber Members participating, the public can enjoy a wide variety of delectable food
The Town of Woodbridge celebrated the opening of the new Woodbridge Community & Cultural Center on Saturday, October 10, welcoming residents, families, and special guests to explore the newly renovated Old Firehouse at 4 Newton Road.
With a generous grant from their headlining sponsor, The Jamie A. Hulley Arts Foundation (jamiehulleyartsfund.org), The Bethany Spartan Players are pleased to announce their production of Grease the School Edition.


Gabriella “Gabi” Durso is doing something very few young athletes ever accomplish—earning national recognition not once, but twice. The 13-year-old Woodbridge resident has been named a USA Softball All-American for the Northeast Region for the second consecutive year.


On Tuesday, April 21st, the Amity Chamber of Commerce will launch the legal seminar program, "Breakfast & Briefs." The program will be presented by Amity Chamber member Zabel Schellenberg Attorneys at Law, and led by two of the firm's partners, Owen Weaver and Courtney George.


The Town of Woodbridge was proud to welcome a special guest to Town Hall this week as a local fifth-grade student stepped into the role of First Selectman for the Day, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at local government and making meaningful contributions of her own.


Orange Cheese Company, a Connecticut-based dairy exporter, has been named Exporter of the Year by the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC), recognizing the company’s leadership in expanding U.S. cheese exports across Asia.


William Boyle, a member of Boy Scouts of America Troop 721 (Milford), was presented with the rank of Eagle Scout during a special Court of Honor ceremony held at Our Lady of the Assumption Roman Catholic Parish Hall, 81 Center Road, Woodbridge, CT on Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 2:00 PM.


Artist/illustrator, writer, and graphic novelist Dave Roman will visit the Amity Regional High School library next week to offer workshops to Amity’s art and English classes. He previously visited Amity on two occasions prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, both of which were well received by and popular


John-Paul Dorais, a devoted husband, father of three, small business owner, community volunteer, and dedicated Police Detective, has officially filed to run for the 17th District seat in the Connecticut State Senate, seeking the Republican nomination in the upcoming election.


Kindergarten Orientation/visitation for parents and incoming kindergarten students will take place May 26, 2025 from 4:00pm - 5:00pm in the Beecher Road School Cafeteria. In order to participate, your child must be registered.


The Superintendent’s proposed budget for 2026-2027 was presented to the Amity Finance Committee and the Amity Board of Education throughout January, February, and March. In addition to presentations within the school district, the budget has been presented to the finance committees in all three town


On Tuesday, the Community Investment Fund (CIF) board approved funding for two Hamden based projects. The Town of Hamden will receive $1.5 million for a new fire station, and the Children’s Center of Hamden will receive $250,000 for campus assessment and expansion planning.


Daily Bagel, 176 Amity Road, Woodbridge, held its official grand opening and ribbon cutting today, followed by a fresh-from-the-oven bagel tasting buffet with a flavorful assortment of spreads. The celebration was led by owner Mike Vinca and his family. Mica Cardozo, First Selectman of Woodbridge


The Amity & Woodbridge Historical Society has announced its upcoming spring open house, titled "Breakfast in the Time of Revolution." The event is scheduled to take place on March 29th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Historic Darling Farmstead and History Museum, located at 1907 Litchfield Turnpike.