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Letter: Informed citizenry needed to decide fate of Tracy Lewis House

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To the editor, Months ago the Board of Selectmen, in a split decision, voted to "immediately tear down the Tracy Lewis House.” Since...

Woodland graduates spread artistic message

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BEACON FALLS — The Youth Room of the Beacon Falls Public Library is a little more colorful thanks to the artistic talents of Woodland...

Naugatuck’s ‘Big Z’ towers on the mound

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NAUGATUCK — Being the tallest kid on the baseball team is something that Matt Zahornasky has gotten used to from the very first time...

Mysterious white powder mailed to borough resident

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NAUGATUCK — Police have closed a Cherry Street building after an envelope with a white unknown powder was mailed to one of the building’s...

Local residents graduate from college

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Southern Connecticut State University Caitlin Sullivan of Prospect recently graduated from Southern Connecticut State University. Fairfield University The following local residents graduated from Fairfield University: Patrick J....

Naugatuck school hopes for a best seller

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NAUGATUCK — Jennifer Stone was reading her 5-year-old son a book about Lucky the Leprechaun, the mascot for the Boston Celtics basketball team, when...

Correction: July 29 editorial

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The editorial, “Ten ways to better spend $205,120,” which appears in the July 29 edition of the Citizen’s News, incorrectly stated that the entire...

Obituary: Melba Andrea Rossi Bernadette Membrino

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PROSPECT — Melba Andrea Rossi Bernadette Membrino died peacefully in her home on July 28, just 4 days short of her 100th birthday. She...

Obituary: Gary J. McEnerney

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PROPSECT — Mr. Gary J. McEnerney, 40, of 18 Oak Lane, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, July 27, at his home. He was the husband...
Borough-contracted landscapers will cut 2-foot-high grass at this 520 Candy Road property unless owners take care of it themselves.

Borough targeting unkempt grass

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NAUGATUCK — In the first step in plans to remediate blighted properties, the borough is setting its sights on overgrown grass. Mayoral Aide Ed Carter,...

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