Food banks served record numbers in ’09

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NAUGATUCK — Following a statewide trend, the Ecumenical Food Bank saw demand for its services increase in 2009, as it fed more than 10,000...

Schools: Many questions, few answers

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NAUGATUCK — The Board of Education invited 26 representatives of its 11 schools to share their thoughts about four proposed redistricting plans with the...

BOE probes options with new insurance agent

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NAUGATUCK — In a battery of committee meetings in recent weeks, the Board of Education has explored an array of cost-savings measures to bridge...

Senate candidates woo local voters

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BEACON FALLS — Recent poll numbers indicate that whoever secures the GOP nomination to run for U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd’s available seat in Congress...

Cop facing felony charges wants pension

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NAUGATUCK — A borough police officer facing felony charges in Meriden Superior Court has tendered his resignation, effective last Friday. Forty-year-old David Reilly, a 13-year...

Large-scale construction project approved

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PROSPECT — Zoning officials have approved a new 30,000-square-foot banquet facility off Route 69. The Planning and Zoning Commission recently passed a special permit for...

Retiring educator helped establish Woodland

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BEACON FALLS — Assistant Principal Maureen Carroll, who was part of the pioneering group of staff and teachers to open Woodland Regional High...

Budget watchdogs still hound BOE

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NAUGATUCK — Last Thursday’s regular meeting of the Board of Education was slated to be just that: a regular meeting. The agenda comprised mostly...

Solutions sought for Cherry Street flooding

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NAUGATUCK — The borough could buy and tear down six homes along Cherry Street to fix faulty drain pipes that run under the foundations...

Stakes high in Woodland’s CAPT testing

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BEACON FALLS — Standardized test-taking season is approaching for students across the state, and this year the pressure is on for students at Woodland...

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