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New roof slated for Maple Hill School
NAUGATUCK — After years of concern over leaks, the Board of Mayor and Burgesses approved Tuesday a $974,000 replacement for the roof of Maple Hill Elementary School. Workers have been fixing leaks for at least the past seven years, said Michael Lynch, facilities engineer. In the past two years, leaks have increased in the... »
Massachusetts town offers position to burgess
NAUGATUCK — Ronald San Angelo, former two-term mayor and current Republican burgess, has been offered a job as town administrator of Hanson, Mass. The Board of Selectmen in Hanson voted unanimously Saturday to pick San Angelo over two other finalists, Selectman Donald Howard said. San Angelo said he plans to call the interim town... »
Borough officials review school budget request
NAUGATUCK — The Board of Education’s requested $59.69 million budget for the coming school year is what is needed to move existing programs forward. That was the message Superintendent of Schools John Tindall-Gibson gave to borough officials Monday night. “Basically it’s a move the existing programs forward kind of budget,” Tindall-Gibson said during a... »
Borough board approves new, revised ordinances
NAUGATUCK — The Board of Mayor and Burgesses approved two ordinances Tuesday that clearly define the benefits full-time elected officials, and some non-union employees, receive. The approval came about two hours after a hearing on the ordinances, which no one attended. Burgess Patrick Scully, chairman of the subcommittee that crafted the ordinances, said he... »
New ordinance, revisions going to hearing
NAUGATUCK — The Board of Mayor and Burgesses will hold a hearing Tuesday on a new ordinance creating benefit standards for full-time elected officials, and revisions to an ordinance that outlines a pension plan for some non-union employees. The changes are being proposed by a subcommittee of burgesses that Mayor Robert Mezzo created two... »
Board approves bids for renovations of NHS
NAUGATUCK — The $81 million Naugatuck High School renovation project took another step towards groundbreaking as the Board of Mayor and Burgesses approved 14 bids for the project Tuesday night. Fourteen different companies received the bids, which totaled nearly $54 million and ranged in price from $285,000 to $9.2 million. O&G Industries, Inc., which... »
Burgess a finalist for Massachusetts positions
NAUGATUCK — After living in the borough all 50 years of his life, former Mayor Ronald San Angelo could find himself moving soon. San Angelo, a Republican currently serving as burgess, is one of three finalists for the position of town manager in Great Barrington, Mass., and one of two finalists for town administrator... »
Board approves bids for new fire truck
NAUGATUCK — The Board of Mayor and Burgesses approved bids Tuesday for a new fire pumper truck and other components that will total nearly $516,000. Northeastern Fire Equipment of Cheshire won the bid for the new 500-gallon truck, which will cost nearly $489,000. The truck will be custom built within 10 months in Wisconsin,... »
Borough begins strategic planning
NAUGATUCK — A strategic planning process to reshape how Naugatuck government operates is underway. Jeffrey Ziplow, a partner at the West Hartford-based accounting firm Blum, Shapiro & Co., laid out the process for a strategic plan to the Board of Mayor and Burgesses, Board of Finance and Board of Education last Tuesday night. The... »
Borough OKs contract to demo garage
NAUGATUCK — A dilapidated detached garage on Aetna Street will soon be coming down. The garage is located in the rear of the property at 122 Aetna St. and abuts Edward Street. The building was deemed such a risk by the borough that Edward Street has been closed to traffic due to the fear... »