You may have heard that, pursuant to Project 2025, the Trump administration is using the federal government shutdown as a pretext to suspend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also

It’s unanimous! The Windsor Democratic Caucus has nominated a dynamic and hardworking slate of candidates for the November 4 election. Town Council candidates are Mary Armstrong, Nuchette Black-Burke, Darleen Klase,

We are seeking leaders who want to make a difference in our community to run for Board of Education, Town Council, and Constable. Candidates for municipal office can begin the

What is the budget referendum? Every year, Windsor’s Town Charter requires that residents go to the polls to vote on the town budget. This year’s referendum is Tuesday, May 13.

On Tuesday, May 13, Windsor voters will vote on the town budget. The Town Council understands that lean years are ahead, but we still need to support our kids and

Windsor will vote this Tuesday, March 11, on the Broad Street Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Project, a proposal to make Windsor Center safer for drivers and pedestrians and make

At its March 3 meeting, the Windsor Town Council appointed Anthony King as its newest member. Councillor King replaces Leroy Smith, who stepped down to take care of his health.

Early Voting has begun! You can vote any day between now and Sunday, November 3 at Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Extended hours of 8 a.m. to

Your polling place may have changed with the latest redistricting! Use the clickable map below to find your district. Click on your neighborhood, and it will show you your district

Show off your support for Kamala and Tim AND your hometown pride with a Windsor for Harris/Walz lawn sign! Plant a sign in your yard and show how much it