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Rossi optimistic about state senate bid

Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Rossi optimistic about state senate bid

NAUGATUCK — As we inch ever closer to Election Day, now less than four months away, the candidates for state senate in the 17th District have entered the final stages of their campaigns. Incumbent State Senator Joseph Crisco (D-Woodbridge) will again be opposed by Naugatuck Deputy Mayor Tamath Rossi, a Republican, who ran unsuccessfully... »

105th District race: Conroy vs. Greene, Jr.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010
105th District race: Conroy vs. Greene, Jr.

BEACON FALLS — Republican Leonard Greene, Jr. will seek the 105th District seat his father held for 12 years by challenging Democratic incumbent Rep. Theresa Conroy this November. After several weeks of secrecy, Beacon Falls Republican Town Committee Chairman John Blesse revealed the party’s candidate Friday, and Greene, 29, made a formal announcement Saturday,... »

CN Headlines 4-16-10

Friday, April 16, 2010
CN Headlines 4-16-10

State Rep. Theresa Conroy (D-15th District) announces her reelection bid, and the Naugatuck Board of Education budget situation continues to intensify. »

Registrars take 11 percent budget increase

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

PROSPECT — The town may save money on labor by using electronic ballot-counting machines, but technology comes with its own unique costs. The Town Council approved Tuesday a $1,000 increase to the mayor’s recommended $40,000 budget for elections and registrars. The increase will pay for a one-year service contract with LHS Associates, which will... »

Recount settles tie in Beacon Falls

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

BEACON FALLS — A recount Tuesday broke a tie between Republican William L. Fredericks and Democrat Elizabeth T. Falzone for the Region 16 Board of Education. Incumbent Fredericks won the seat by a difference of eight votes, Moderator Mildred Kevit said. Fredericks received 899, and Falzone, 891, she said. According to the Nov. 3... »

Prospect complete election results

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Winners’ names appear in bold. Mayor: Rep. Bob Chatfield (2,040), Dem. Charles Mallon (591) Town Council: Rep. Douglas B. Merriman (1,830), Rep. Robert E. Doyon (1,708), Rep. Jeffrey B. Slapikas (1,518), Rep. Stanley Pilat (1,584), Rep. Thomas J. Galvin (1,692), Dem. Michael R. Scaviola (737), Dem. Theresa Cocchiola Graveline (932), Dem. Patricia Sullivan Geary... »

Beacon Falls complete election results

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Winners’ names appear in bold. First Selectman: Dem. Susan A. Cable (937), Rep. Michael A. Krenesky (791) Selectmen: Rep. Mike Krenesky (791), Dem. Dominick S. Sorrentino (970), Rep. Arthur Daigle, Jr. (729) Town Clerk: Rep. Kurt Novak (966), Dem. Priscilla Y. Cretella (764) Treasurer: Dem. Gail E. Fredericks (1,237) Tax Collector: Dem. Mildred Jurzynski... »

Prospect Senior Center debars Mallon

Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Prospect Senior Center debars Mallon

PROSPECT — Every now and again, Republican Mayor Bob Chatfield pops in to the Prospect Senior Center. Seniors say he’s just checking in, saying hi, asking if anyone needs anything. But in an election season, there’s a fine line between what Chatfield’s made a habit over his 32-year tenure as chief executive and what... »

Cable still first selectman in Beacon Falls

Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Cable still first selectman in Beacon Falls

BEACON FALLS – Democratic incumbent Susan A. Cable maintained her seat as first selectman of Beacon Falls with a 937-791 victory over Republican challenger Michael A. Krenesky. “I’m very, very happy with the outcome,” Cable said. “I want to give a big ‘thank you’ to the voters of Beacon Falls for having confidence in... »

Chatfield wins 17th straight term

Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Chatfield wins 17th straight term

PROSPECT — Republican incumbent Mayor Robert J. Chatfield secured his 17th consecutive term Tuesday with a landslide victory over Democratic challenger Charles F. Mallon. Chatfield won 78 percent of the vote, defeating the first-term Town Council member, 2,040-591. Throughout his campaign, Chatfield’s message was simple: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” And it appeared that... »