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New Milford library closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

The New Milford Public Library remodel project is on schedule.

Major renovation project at New Milford library on schedule

Dawn and Mert Larmore are closing Litchfield County Pickers in New Milford in February.

‘COVID really ruined us’: Litchfield County Pickers to close

Professor Joellen Russell

Roxbury: Climate Change talk with scientist via Zoom

Below is a letter to the editors in this week's Wilton Bulletin. If you would like to have a letter published, send it to editor@wiltonbulletin.com by noon on Monday. The word limit of 500 words is strictly enforced. Below is a Letter to the Editor from this week's Ridgefield Press. If you'd like to have a letter to the editor run next week, email letters to news@TheRidgefieldPress.com. Deadline is 1 p.m. and word count is 300 words.

Letter: New Milford DTC condems unlawful actions at Capitol

Robert Mordente of New Milford, center, and fellow WCSU graduate students Maricris Rivera, left, of New Britain and JD Hannon of Danbury, examine samples of aquatic plants collected from a site at Lake Lillinonah.

New Milford graduate student contributes to WestConn’s field work

Curiosity rover

New Milford: McCarthy Observatory holds virtual view of the stars

Rep. Cindy Harrison

State Rep. Harrison takes oath

After a decade of service, the New Milford Police Department will say good-bye to retiring K-9 Kira, pictured here with her handler Sgt. Michael LaFond.

New Milford police say good-bye to retiring K-9

Kent Memorial Library in downtown Kent, Conn., Thursday, April 30, 2020.

Kent Memorial Library programs, events in January

Joy: rivers of the Greater New Milford area

Jan. 8, 2021Updated: Jan. 8, 2021 12 a.m.

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The cascading waters of the Still River run through Harrybrooke in New Milford. — 1of5
The cascading waters of the Still River run through Harrybrooke in New Milford.
Deborah Rose /Hearst Connecticut Media

The 26-mile Shepaug River, as seen from Route 67 in Roxbury, ebbs and flows through the towns Washington, Roxbury and Southbury, where it joins the Housatonic River at Lake Lillinonah. — 2of5
The 26-mile Shepaug River, as seen from Route 67 in Roxbury, ebbs and flows through the towns Washington, Roxbury and Southbury, where it joins the Housatonic River at Lake Lillinonah.
Deborah Rose /Hearst Connecticut Media

The Shepaug River, as seen from Hauser Footbridge at Steep Rock Preserve, in Washington reflects late autumnal splendor. — 3of5
The Shepaug River, as seen from Hauser Footbridge at Steep Rock Preserve, in Washington reflects late autumnal splendor.
Deborah Rose /Hearst Connecticut Media

The East Aspetuck River winds through the hills of Greater New Milford, including through the village of New Preston near New Preston Hill Road. — 4of5
The East Aspetuck River winds through the hills of Greater New Milford, including through the village of New Preston near New Preston Hill Road.
Deborah Rose /Hearst Connecticut Media

The fog rolls over the Housatonic River at Young's Field Road in New Milford. — 5of5
The fog rolls over the Housatonic River at Young's Field Road in New Milford.
Deborah Rose /Hearst Connecticut Media

“When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy.” - Rumi