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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Make some noise: Whether you’re restringing a violin, chasing your first sax, or finally booking lessons, Bethel Music Center has you covered with rentals through NEMC, a deep lineup of instruments and accessories, and legit repairs.
Sushi, hibachi, repeat: Agogo Asian & Sushi Buffet is the kind of place you hit when cooking feels optional, with a full buffet of fresh seafood, crab legs, roll-after-roll sushi, hibachi, and all the classics.
Where Danbury unwinds: O'Brien's Irish Pub is the neighborhood go-to for from-scratch Irish comforts and all-American favorites, a proper pint of Guinness, and the kind of lively nights locals love.
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The five stories Danbury readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The top five Danbury homes on the market, with 155 Long Ridge Road listed at $4,500,000 and 5 Shady Knolls at $3,450,000 respectively, are the top two houses.
Full story at patch.com ↗
The largest community of its kind in Connecticut, Rivington, has been a major economic growth driver in Danbury for over two decades.
Full story at www3.thehour.com ↗
More than half of those charged in an alleged DraftKings fraud scheme have applied for accelerated rehabilitation, according to state Superior Court in Danbury.
Full story at www3.thehour.com ↗
Diana Duran's family had to evacuate their Danbury home in the middle of the night due to a fire that destroyed their home.
Full story at connecticut.news12.com ↗
The city's health department reported that 14 establishments in Danbury, including a summer camp, were cited for serious health violations in July, leading to one eatery being ordered closed and another forced to stop serving food.
Full story at www03.thehour.com ↗
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