Letter: Busy intersection needs a traffic light
To the editor,
I am writing about a serious concern regarding the traffic issues and explicit danger of the intersection where Summit Road meets Route...
Letter: Resident raises question about Beacon Falls board member
To the editor,
I believe Beacon Falls Board of Finance member Lawrence Hutvagner should resign from the board because of multiple instances of what I...
Letter: Proposed Prospect Street project is wrong for Naugatuck
To the editor,
The development proposal referred to as 0 Prospect St. involving Fulling Mill Brook and its wetlands is wrong for Naugatuck. It targets...
Letter: Racism is wrong and immoral, but not a public health crisis
To the editor,
Referring to racism as a public health crisis is a) inaccurate, and b) using sensationalism as a means of garnering attention. COVID...
Letter: Uniforms beneficial in many ways
To the editor,
I am a long-time resident of Beacon Falls, having attended both Laurel Ledge and Long River Middle School in the 1980s, and...
Letter: Proposed housing project could drive up taxes in Beacon Falls
To the editor,
In the article “Developer eyes land in Beacon Falls for 109 homes” (Citizen’s News, Nov. 19, 2020), the developer, Stephen Bellis, a...
Letter: Proposed Prospect Street project should be denied
To the editor,
Connecticut Statute 22a-15 states that there is a public trust in the state's air, water and other natural resources and that each...
Letter: Police accountability bill will do harm
To the editor,
The police accountability and transparency act, House Bill 6004, will do more than increase crime. It will increase needless deaths and long-term...
Letter: A shining example of a positive person
To the editor,
I am writing this letter in recognition of one of Beacon Falls' most outstanding citizens, Marion Bradley, pharmacist and proprietor of...
Letter: Former tax collector responds to letter
To the editor,
I am writing in response to Shawn Styfco's letter “Resident raises concerns about Beacon Falls P&Z Commission” (Citizen’s News, Jan. 31, 2020)...
