First Lady Laura Bush visited Danbury Thursday to attend a fundraiser for State Sen. David Cappiello. ; Laura Bush; Danbury; boughton; cappiello; bush; visit; murphy; first lady; A woman was extricated from her car after an accident on Newtown Road in Danbury on Monday. ; car crash; police; Danbury; fire; newtown road; Eugene Driscoll and Keith Whamond discuss the week's most popular news items from NewsTimes.com; Trooper Michael Nogali, 25, is a lucky man after a serious car wreck on Interstate 84 Wednesday.; State Rep. David Scribner shows off just how easy it is to telecommute.; Local students from the Hayestown Avenue School in Danbury show off their films made in class.; Diners have been flocking to the Bethel eatery for 60 years.; Rev. Al Sharpton was invited to speak in Danbury by the Rev. Ivan S. Pitts, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church and president of the Greater Danbury Chapter of the NAACP.; An interview with Danbury Internet guru Darryl Ohrt of Plaid.; Danbury officials said a towering new salt shed will save money and get Danbury out of hot water with state environmental regulators.; Republican Mayor Patricia Murphy, Democrat Larry Stillman and New Milford First candidate Robert Kostes discuss why they're running for mayor.; Republican Mayor Patricia Murphy, Democrat Larry Stillman and New Milford First candidate Robert Kostes discuss sex offenders.; Republican Mayor Patricia Murphy, Democrat Larry Stillman and New Milford First candidate Robert Kostes discuss Route 7.; Republican First Selectman John Hodge and Democratic challenger Tom Corbett discuss Squantz Pond.; Republican First Selectman John Hodge and Democratic challenger Tom Corbett discuss the senior center.; Republican First Selectman John Hodge and Democratic challenger Tom Corbett discuss development.; An interview with Americanizing Shelley star Namrata Singh Gujral.; Students mark the start of the semester with the hallowed yearly tradition -- move in day.; Chief of staff for Mayor Mark Boughton, Michael McLachlan is mulling a run for state Senate. McLachlan; Comedian Melvin George II explains his new computer.; Staff Writer Eugene Driscoll interviews Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton about the city's response to Tuesday's bomb threats.; For our new Healthy Life section launching tomorrow, the News-Times man on the street reporter asked, "What do you do to promote a healthy lifestyle?"; The Lives of Pippa Lee is filming in Danbury. Which of the movie's stars would you like to meet?; Man on the Street asks, "What do you do to beat the heat?"; Hartford police are looking for the driver of a hit-and-run vehicle that critically injured a 78-year-old man last week.; A group of Ridgefield teens allegedly posted their vandalism spree on YouTube.; A group of Ridgefield teens allegedly posted their vandalism spree on YouTube.; Images from a Saturday, March 8 storm that dumped almost two inches of rain in about 8 hours.; Photos by Wally Kolek can be seen inside 235 Main St. in Danbury.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton talks about an amendment to local law that would allow members of the Unified Neighborhood Inspection Team to ticket residents who repeatedly use their lawns for parking.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton talks about a plan to create an open space corridor in the Padanaram Road area.; "The Private Lives of Pippa Lee" filmed inside Barca Restaurant in Danbury.; U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy and Danbury Police Chief Al Baker talk about the need for federal immigration reform.; Danny Hayes was among a group of three men who saved a woman's life by pulling her from a burning car in Danbury.; A community garden opened at the intersection of Sugar Hollow and Miry Brook roads in Danbury.; A community garden opened at the intersection of Sugar Hollow and Miry Brook roads in Danbury.; A fierce storm makes driving impossible in parts of Danbury.; A fierce storm makes driving impossible in parts of Danbury.; Fire destroys a Danbury nail salon.; Fire destroys a Danbury nail salon.; Danbury firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at an abandoned house near the intersection of Kennedy Avenue and Rose Street.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton and Democratic challenger Helen Abrantes exchange questions on immigration.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton and mayoral candidate Helena Abrantes exchange questions during an editorial board meeting with the News-Times.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton and Democratic challenger Helen Abrantes exchange questions on the Danbury Police.; Jerry Troccola, the owner of the Danbury Duck Pin Lanes, gives a brief history of a Danbury landmark.; Lawmakers tipped their hats to Danbury on Wednesday during the first Danbury Day at the Capitol.; A two-vehicle crash sent one person to the hospital.; Mike DeBiase of WesConn Auto Body cleans up the aftermath of a one-car accident on Hillside Avenue in Danbury that sent one person to the hospital.; Should Danbury fund the Association of Religious Communities?; Danbury firefighters saved a radio tower during a large brush fire.; Will Broadway's latest be a boom or a bust?; Crews attempt to right a crane that tipped over in Danbury.; Brookfield First Selectman Robert Silvaggi discusses Costco's proposed move to Larson's Farm.; Clean City Danbury was May 3.; CityCenter Danbury played host to a party to launch the CT Film Festival.; Local residents chat about the Oscars, their favorite movies, and do some impressions.; At least 10 headstones at Historic Wooster Cemetery in Danbury were vandalized this week.; A News-Times reader captures a fiery car wreck in Danbury Saturday night.; Smoke from a camper fire at 16 Harwood Dr. Friday morning was seen for miles.; Press conference for the CT Film Festival in Danbury.; First Selectman Jerry Murphy and Petition candidate Robert Silvaggi discuss the proposed Costco location at Larson's Farm.; Candidate for Brookfield first selectman Robert G. Silvaggi tells current First Selectman Jerry T. Murphy that he should resign over alleged conflicts of interest during an editorial board meeting with The News-Times.; First Selectman Jerry Murphy and Petition candidate Robert Silvaggi discuss the proposed Brookfield Village.; Workers take apart an old barn on Federal Road.; Dr. Terry Trow tells the story of how his stepson Colby was struck by a car at the Queen Street intersection in Newtown.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton discusses the city's recent reassessment process and gives advice to residents.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton talks about the proposed budget, which increases the amount of money the city can borrow without going to voters.; All Danbury schools were closed after a bomb threat Tuesday morning.; A bomb scare at New Fairfield Middle School sent students home early.; A question and answer session at the CT Film Festival with documentary filmmaker Donny Moss.; An interview with Dan Cramer of Bethel, who appeared on The Ultimate Fighter.; An interview with Dan Cramer of Bethel, who appeared on The Ultimate Fighter.; Emergency officials, medical staff and volunteers from more than 40 cities and towns participated in a pandemic flu exercise at Bethel Health Care Center.; First Selectman Bob Burke and challenger Dave Olson discuss the split budget referendum.; First Selectman Bob Burke and challenger Dave Olson discuss politics in Bethel.; First Selectman Bob Burke and challenger Dave Olson discuss construction at Bethel High School.; State Rep. Jason Bartlett announces publicly to the News-Times that he's gay.; The owners of the newly refurbished Bank Street Theater in New Milford held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday.; Danbury Police Chief Al Baker discusses how a training program offered by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will help police officers in Danbury.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton holds a press conference with health officials discussing cleanup efforts at the home on Padanaram Road that tested positive for anthrax.; Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton holds a press conference regarding cleanup efforts on the anthrax house on Padanaram Road.; The house on Padanaram Road in Danbury was once again cleaned out for anthrax spores Tuesday.; The city's Highway Department said goodbye to former e; Tarrywile Park Executive Director Sandy Moy gives a brief history of the Hearthstone Castle in Danbury.;

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