Jay, his wife Kenna, and his staff have transformed The Dew Drop Inn from a infamous hole in the wall to craft beer and wing lover heaven.
Recorded during The Great Give, an online fundraiser for greater New Haven nonprofits May 4, 2017.
A May 10 hearing in front of the CT Freedom of Information Commission.
Amanda Prescott is a senior at Ansonia High School, and she's into some strange stuff -- stuff she hopes to turn into a career.
Prescott is a self-taught special effects makeup artist.
Special effects makeup artist are the movie magic people who do things like creating the ghoulish zombies on 'The Walking Dead.'
In this interview, Valley Indy reporters Eugene Driscoll and Ethan Fry talk to Amanda about how she became interested in the career, and how her family, friends and teachers have supported her dream.
This episode was recorded on Facebook Live May 3, 2017 during 'The Great Give,' a 36-online fundraiser.
The Valley Indy used Amanda's appearance while urging people to donate to Ansonia Public Schools during the event.
Seymour is scheduled to vote on town and school budgets during a referendum Thursday, May 11 at the Seymour Community Center on Pine Street.
Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
On May 2 Seymour First Selectman Kurt Miller, a Republican, and Stephan Behuniak, a Democrat on the Board of Selectmen, stopped by to talk about the budget with Valley Indy staffers Eugene Driscoll and Ethan Fry.
The interview was carried on Facebook Live as it happened May 2 during "The Great Give," a 36-hour online fundraiser that benefited The Valley Indy and hundreds of other nonprofit groups.
Seymour Deputy Fire Marshal Timm Willis talks about a cold case arson fire, fire prevention tips, and how he got into the world of fire investigation.
Recorded live on Facebook during The Great Give May 3, 2017.
Four ex-Valley reporters reveal all!
Kate Rammuni talks about rummaging through the trash to find a terrorist's passport in Shelton.
Joe Musante gives an eyewitness account of the infamous "Christmas Eve Massacre" at the Valley's beloved Evening Sentinel.
Also interviewed: Melvin Mason and Jodie Gil, who was on the beat the day the Valley Indy went live.
Recorded live on Facebook during the May 3, 2017 "Great Give."