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Doreen Czako and Arthur Tenbrink met in 1971. Both were born in Norwalk, Conn. and dated in middle school but later moved apart.
Food pantries have tough time keep shelves stocked
Many of the shelves are bare as volunteer Nancy Ross of Shelton gathers groceries for a needy family at the Valley food bank at Spooner House in Shelton on Tuesday, February 7, 2012.
Best and the rest of the past week
Thumbs up to those people who recognize that local food pantries are in need of support all year, not just during the high-profile seasons of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Local creations: Naugatuck knitter turns relaxing hobby into part-time venture
Jo Ann Piper learned to knit by watching her grandmother when she was five years old.
This Date in History, Daily Briefing, Feb. 8, 2012
Today is Wednesday, February 8, the 39th day of the year. Today's Headlines The Oxford High School wrestling team defeats Pomperaug on Senior Night The town will give a local business owner a little time to rectify a tax problem on the building; property owes more than $1.3 million Today's Weather Mostly cloudy.
Veterans welcome two soldiers home
The AMVETS Post 43 held a welcome-home ceremony for Mario and Sergio Cano, of Seymour, at the Derby Memorial Veterans Building Dec.
Television show focuses on Valley
A new weekly community access TV show, "Looking Up: A View from the Valley," is airing on Comcast's Channel 10.
Police: Sex assault suspect hid in basement
Mark Altieri, 42, was charged with kidnapping and first-degree sexual assault after Cheshire police said he held two women against their will, sexually assaulting one, on Saturday, Jan.
Alleged Seymour burglar is charged in Shelton burglaries
A Stratford man charged with burglary after a Seymour police chase in December, was arrested Jan.
Invention seeks to stop snow flying from atop truck trailers
After searching nationwide for a method to keep hazardous snow and ice from flying from the tops of truckers' rigs, Connecticut Motor Transportation Association head Michael Riley thinks he's found the solution ... in Beacon Falls.
Board gives nod to 5% budget hike
The budget is $1.5 million, or 5.1%, more than the current budget. It adds about $345,000 in new staff positions and programs including: The budget also takes an existing 10-month clerical paraprofessional position at central office and bumps it to a 12-month secretarial position, from $29,882 to $33,775. A stipend position for $2,341 has also been ... (more)
Water main break affects Seymour customers
The break occurred in front of 30 Colony Road, and at 9:30 a.m., workers from Aquarion Water Company closed off the main to begin excavating and making repairs, said Lorraine Bukowski, the water company's public relations manager.
Cops: Seymour man grew pot in shed
A Great Hill Road resident has been arrested on charges related to what police said was a marijuana growing operation at his home.
Drop in housing values to affect municipal budgets
A rare double-whammy to local property values can put an even tighter squeeze on municipal budgets, business and development in the region, officials say.
Should Town Council Approval Be Needed for Every Single Contract?
A few years ago, then-Economic Development Dir. Vincent Mangiacopra signed off on an agreement with a firm wanting to highlight town businesses with videos on its website.
Arrest made in marijuana grow operation
A local man has been arrested for allegedly growing marijuana in an outdoor storage shed on his property at 57 Great Hill Road, Seymour.
Officer in the clear, based on report
The actions of a Seymour police sergeant were appropriate when he shot a gun-wielding man to death in May 2010 in the parking lot of a gas station on the Seymour/Oxford town line, according to a report released on Jan.
Voice of the People: Jan. 17, 2012
Judy from North Haven said, "I think it's terrible. I think people should be allowed to have one day of rest and I think Governor Malloy is just getting too darn greedy.