Griffin program looks for students

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BY ANDREAS YILMA CITIZENS NEWS NAUGATUCK - Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers has begun its teach-out program for some former Stone Academy students, but...

Richard Stephens

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BEACON FALLS - Richard Stephens, 78, passed away on April 13, 2024, at home surrounded by his family. He was the loving husband of...

Property transfers

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BEACON FALLS Tyler Young and Hayley Bryden sold property on 122 Essex Ct Lot 122 to Beverly Foster for $263,000. Dpm Const and Dpm Construction LLC...

PROPERTY TRANSFERS

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BEACON FALLS Louis N. and Margaret J. Krepinevich sold property on Beacon Hill Cmn to Melissa Figueroa for $265,800. Nicholas H. Brown and Cit Bank Na...

Police blotter

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JAYLIN MARTINEZ, 18, 28 May St., Naugatuck, breach of peace second-degree, unlawful restraint second-degree, March 25. ANTHONY LOPEZ, 23, 53 Scott St., Naugatuck, breach of...

Residents advised to take down bird-feeders

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BY STEVE BIGHAM CITIZENS NEWS SOUTHBURY State environmental officials are urging residents to take down their bird-feeders to reduce the growing number of interactions between...

Eversource to resume shutoffs for nonpayment

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Eversource Energy will resume utility service shutoffs for nonpayment beginning May 2. The company had refrained from cutting off people's electricity since the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Woodland student earned Senate youth award

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN PROSPECT -- A Woodland Regional High School student has been selected for the United States Senate Youth Program at the nation's capital. The...

Beacon Falls to slow traffic with speed humps

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN BEACON FALLS — Residents expressed mixed feelings about the current two speed humps on Burton Road and the possibility of having more...

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