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Letter: First Selectman talks Beacon Falls

Friday, February 17, 2012
Letter: First Selectman talks Beacon Falls

  To the editor, As I wrote in my previous letter, the Beacon Falls town website is a work in progress. Our new webmaster, Ed Groth, is a volunteer who has been diligently partnering with both the website hosting company and our Town Clerk to update and maintain the site. Completing this task has... »

Letter: Rare Disease Day is coming up

Friday, February 10, 2012
Letter: Rare Disease Day is coming up

To the editor, I am writing to alert your readers to a special day that is coming up on Feb.29, 2012. On the last day of February, millions of people around the world will be observing World Rare Disease Day. There will be activities across the U.S., throughout Europe, in Canada, in Australia, in... »

Letter: Booster club says thanks

Monday, February 6, 2012
Letter: Booster club says thanks

On Jan. 7, 2012 the Woodland High School Boys Swimming and Diving team’s booster club held a bottle and can drive at St. Anthony’s Church and Beacon Falls Pharmacy. The team and Booster Club would like to thank its friends and neighbors for their generous support of this endeavor. We filled two trucks with... »

Letter: Common practices for all citizens

Friday, January 27, 2012
Letter: Common practices for all citizens

To the editor, By virtue of their determined hands and eloquent tongues, the founding fathers of our nation set forth to construct, in will and in word, the greatest nation thus far known to man. Not a nation of tyrannical rule, or of self-satisfying gluttony, but one requiring the dedication of its citizens, the... »

Letter: First Selectman speaks on busy December

Friday, January 20, 2012
Letter: First Selectman speaks on busy December

To the editor, Our first December in office was busy and productive, filled with meetings, appointments, and visits with the many citizens who stopped by Town Hall. As we settled into our new routine, getting to know all of the town employees, we also made it a priority to acquaint ourselves with each town... »

Letter: Beacon Falls Pharmacy is a ‘jewel’

Saturday, January 14, 2012
Letter: Beacon Falls Pharmacy is a ‘jewel’

To the editor, So often the letters (the Citizen’s News) receives are to complain or berate. I’d like to shine a light on a jewel that the people of Beacon Falls might not realize they have — the Beacon Falls Pharmacy. Not only do they have a beautiful store with unique gifts at very... »

Letter: State needs to speed up background checks

Friday, December 30, 2011
Letter: State needs to speed up background checks

To the editor, I would like to know why citizens such as myself have to wait so long for our state government to conduct background checks on people eager to go to work. (Gov. Dannel) Malloy says he wants to get people working, so I think it’s time he let the agencies that he... »

Letter: Grateful for Elks’ program

Saturday, December 24, 2011
Letter: Grateful for Elks’ program

To the editor, Special thanks to the Elks Lodge 967, Jim Desmarais, Ted Kosko and the folks that assisted inside and outside my home. I am very grateful to everyone involved. The Naugatuck senior community is very lucky, indeed, to have such a caring organization. Thank you again. Stella March Naugatuck »

Letter: Elks amaze with assistance program

Friday, December 23, 2011
Letter: Elks amaze with assistance program

To the editor, My husband and I would like to express our appreciation to the Elks Lodge 967 Home Assistance Program, especially to Jim Desmarais and his “merry band” of helpers who arrived cheerfully in their bright colorful vests ready to work. It was especially amazing because it was only two days after Thanksgiving... »

Letter: School board rushing referendum

Saturday, December 17, 2011
Letter: School board rushing referendum

To the editor, As almost everyone knows by now, our Region 16 superintendent and Board of Education are attempting to rush a $47 million spending proposal to referendum. To their credit, they did hold a series of meetings to explain the building project and engage an apathetic public; but it appears the suggestions that... »