Darien Obituaries 2024
David Hogan, 88, Executive, Accountant, Former Longtime Darien Resident
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David Alan Hogan, 88, of Wilton, passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 10, with his wife Catherine and son John by his side.
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David Alan Hogan, 88, of Wilton, passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 10, with his wife Catherine and son John by his side.
Presenters from SCORE will be at Darien Library starting Tuesday, March 26, for a five-part series on simple steps to creating your own business.
Author Alice Lookwill discuss her inspirational new book, Remarkable Women: Reclaiming their Stories, at Darien Library on March 24.
Linda Rugh Halsted, 77, most recently of Ridgefield, died on Saturday, March 2, following a brief illness.
Aquarion Water Company has announced the opening of nominations for the 2024 Aquarion Environmental Champion Awards.
It is with a grateful heart that we announce the end to a beautiful life. Dorothy (Dot) Harrison Norris entered eternal rest on March 4, weeks shy of her 96th birthday.
Matthew Criscuolo recently passed away. He was 79.
Fatalities in car crashes are 10 times higher than previously estimated, according to a new study by the American Automobile Association.
As clocks spring forward for Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, the risk of drowsy driving crashes will also jump.
Here’s Realtor Deirdre McGovern’s report on Darien and Rowayton-area real estate from Feb. 29 to March 7, 2024:
Lance Choos, 64, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loved ones, on Thursday, Feb. 22 at Boca Raton Regional Hospital in Florida.
An 18-year-old man has been arrested on a warrant more than a month after he threatened violence against a woman if she didn’t let him drive off in her car. She let him leave, told police about it, and that led to his arrest on Sunday, March 3, police said.
Carolyn Schreiner Calder passed away peacefully on Jan. 25.
Forget what the calendar says, I say it’s Spring! And with this hopeful season comes good news on the Connecticut’s transportation front.
February 29th wasn’t just any workout day in the Darien High School weight room for the football team — 60 players arrived ready to compete in a weightlifting fundraiser for a cause, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Helen Millin Freeman was born Helen Millin to Richard Bardwell Millin and Helen Taylor Jones Millin on April 20, 1929 in Missoula, Montana, growing up in Salt Lake City and moving to Phoenix, Arizona as a teenager.
A Pleasant Street resident told police that he wrote out a personal check and put it in his mailbox at night in an attempt to mail it on Feb. 11. Two days later, he received a fraud alert from his bank.
James “Jim” Mercer Garnett, Jr., of Darien and Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, died on Feb. 15, at the age of 68, with his wife of 42 years, Margery “Gigi” Ward Garnett, by his side.
To the editor:
The U.S. Supreme Court decision on Wednesday [to hear Donald Trump’s claim that he’s immune from criminal prosecution for acts committed as president] underscores the fact that these lawsuits are not going to be the lifeline many had hoped for.
Three different residents reported to Darien police on the same day that their home surveillance cameras showed thieves trying the door handles of their cars, which were parked outside, overnight.
But each of the three owners had done the one simple thing that caused the thieves to give up and leave. No cars entered, nothing stolen.
Here’s Realtor Deirdre McGovern’s report on Darien and Rowayton-area real estate from Feb. 22 to 29, 2024:
The United Church of Rowayton has chosen Rev. Sal Sapienza to serve as its new pastor. He is just the third settled pastor in the church’s 77-year history.
With Tax Day just over six weeks away, AAA Northeast is reminding anyone who bought an electric vehicle last year to check if they’re eligible for a federal tax credit.
The Darien Police Commission has chosen Capt. Jeremiah P. Marron Jr. as Darien’s 12th police chief.
A 28-year-old New Jersey man has been arrested by Darien police on an accusation that he stole two personal checks from a Darien man who had mailed them a year ago to pay taxes.