Monthly Archives: July 2011
Letter: Informed citizenry needed to decide fate of Tracy Lewis House
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
PROPSECT — Mr. Gary J. McEnerney, 40, of 18 Oak Lane, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, July 27, at his home. He was the husband...
Borough targeting unkempt grass
NAUGATUCK — In the first step in plans to remediate blighted properties, the borough is setting its sights on overgrown grass.
Mayoral Aide Ed Carter,...