Animal control officer under investigation
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — The town animal control officer has been placed on paid administrative leave and is being investigated after nearly 100...
Sheep seized on Lopus Road
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — The state Department of Agriculture has seized nearly 100 sheep from a Lopus Road farm after a complaint about...
Residents grit teeth over drilling, blasting
BY ANDREAS YILMA
CITIZEN’S NEWS
BEACON FALLS — Some residents want know when the drilling and blasting of rocks at a project site in town will...
Parking squabble between town, school
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — Town officials had to restrict the Town Hall parking lot during business hours to Town Hall employees and customers...
Dog kennel operator charged with cruelty
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — A dog kennel operator is facing an animal cruelty charge after a dog died in his facility.
A Naugatuck resident...
Rent relief may be on way to River’s Edge
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — State and federal rent relief may be on the way to River’s Edge Mobile Home Park residents who experienced...
Woodland indoor squad turns strong efforts into pair of runner-up finishes
BY KYLE BRENNANCITIZEN’S NEWSWoodland indoor track coach Jeff Lownds couldn’t be too disappointed with the way things finished at the Naugatuck Valley League indoor...
Fire department explores equipment purchases
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BEACON FALLS — Beacon Hose Co. No. 1 was awarded over $60,000 in a grant to help the fire department purchase new...
A DARE for students at Laurel Ledge
Resident Trooper Ryan Culbertson teaches a lesson to fifth-grade students at Laurel Ledge Elementary School in Beacon Falls on Jan. 17. The lesson kicked...
Woodland girls are winning with defense
BY KEN MORSECITIZEN’S NEWSThe Woodland girls wrapped up the first half of the basketball season with a two-game winning streak and a 6-4 record.A...
