Planting a tree for Camilla

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK — Exactly six months after the murder of 11-month old Camilla Francisquini, borough police honored her with a tree planting outside...

Naugatuck track and field sweeps NVL meet

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BY KEN MORSE CITIZEN’S NEWS The Naugatuck boys and girls track teams won the NVL championship together for the first time since 2010. The boys scored...

Naugatuck OK’s new budget

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK — The Joint Boards of Mayor and Burgesses and the Board of Finance on May 17 adopted a $137.3 million budget...

Woodland softball overcomes nerves, finishes perfect regular season

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BY KEVIN ROBERTS REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN When the Woodland High softball team arrived at Newtown High School for their top 10 state showdown against the Nighthawks on May...

Former resident accused of fraud

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK — A former borough resident has been charged with more than a dozen counts stemming from an alleged investment fraud scheme. Rafael...

Beacon Falls explores more speed humps

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN BEACON FALLS — The town is exploring the possibility of adding more speed humps on a few more town roads as speeding...

School budget yes; turf no

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN REGION 16 — Region school district voters approved a $43 million school budget for the 2023-24 school year but rejected a proposed...

Woodland softball extends winning streak

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BY KEN MORSE CITIZEN’S NEWS The Woodland softball team has overcome a few challenges along the way to extending their win streak to 41 straight and...

State funding has arrived to redevelop U.S. Rubber, Uniroyal site

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BY STEVE BIGHAM CITIZEN'S NEWS NAUGATUCK — State and local officials gathered at the former Uniroyal Chemical/United States Rubber Co. complex Friday to celebrate the recent...

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