Goggin Barth Jumped The Gun In Bid For Tax Collection
Mayor Tim Barth stalled bid opening for outsourcing the borough tax collection after a new computer disc was bought for 3900, with a 1000 rush charge, from KVS Information Systems, without board approval. The reserve fund covered the cost. Burgess William Goggin Sr. criticized the move and plans to raise the issue at tonight’s Borough Board meeting at 7 in the Goodyear House at Naugatuck High School.
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Tim Barth
Barth
KVS Information Systems
Williamsville
N.Y
KVS
Burgess William Goggin Sr
Goggin
Goodyear
Naugatuck High School
Part-time workers strike in protest at UPS
Tim Swindle, a UPS part-timer, joins a nationwide walkout over pay and benefits as part-timers demand equal opportunities. Experts note about 20 percent of American workers are employed part-time, with many facing reduced hours, fewer benefits, and limited advancement prospects.
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Tim Swindle
UPS
Swindie
America
Chris Tilly
University of Massachusetts At Lowell
Developer withdraws Ridge subdivision plans amid resident objections
Ridge subdivision residents cheered a withdrawal by Vincent Celentano Sr. representatives at a Planning Commission meeting after drainage, sinkhole, and safety concerns. The plan to re subdivide into nine lots was pulled by Celentano’s agent Bernie Avcollie, allowing a future reapplication. Edward Pantani cited incomplete information and ownership questions as delays.
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Ridge Subdivision
Vincent Celentano Sr
Planning Commission
Celentano
Bernie Avcollie
Anthony Pesanelli
Edward Pantani
New Haven
Ridge
Pantani
Jerry Slomski
Slomski
Naugatuck
UPS strike widens as managers fill in at hubs
About 185000 Teamsters workers walked off, halting most UPS operations. Managers who rose through the ranks returned to delivery and sorting, with customers facing slower service. Clinton avoided direct involvement as talks stalled and no new negotiations were set. UPS plans to clear centers of present packages before accepting new ones.</S>
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United Parcel Service
Teamsters Union
Clinton
Dallas Zander
UPS
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Godlewski
White House
The
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Principal Phyllis Machell dies. void to fill in Community School
Community School mourns Principal Phyllis Machell, 54, who died at home after a four year cancer battle. She served as assistant principal at Algonquin and Community Schools before leading Community School since 1989 and earlier led St Francis School in Naugatuck, leaving a legacy of care and professionalism.</analysis>
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Prospect
Phyllis Machell
Machell
Watertown
Algonquin
Community Schools
Community School
St. Francis School
Naugatuck
Robert Chatfield
St. Anthony’s Church
John O’connor
Barbara Olander
Chatfield
Helene Skrzyniarz
Skrzyniarz
O'Conner
Board of Education
O'Connor
O’connor
Union protests hiring policy sparks grievance over fire posts
Union leader Bill Jones says the Fire Commission violated the contract by hiring four firefighters and a fire inspector without proper union preference or independent testing. William Scanlon was named fire inspector replacing retired Thomas Ashmore and will earn about 39000 annually after training.
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State Board of Labor Relations
Bill Jones
1219
Fire Commission
William Scanlon
Jones
Kerry Flaherty
Scanlon
Thomas Ashmore
Naugatuck
Flaherty
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