Last week for curbside leaf pick up in LOCAL
Curbside leaf collection ends this Friday with paper bags filled with leaves accepted on regular trash day. Leaves may be placed in paper bags year round at recycling centers for disposal.
03 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1998
Page
1
Curbside leaf collection ends this Friday with paper bags filled with leaves accepted on regular trash day. Leaves may be placed in paper bags year round at recycling centers for disposal.
The state police report a West Hartford officer died from a self harm related gunshot while on duty at Reservoir No 6 on Avon Mountain. Police withheld the officer’s identity pending family notification after his wife reported concerns. He was found in his patrol car and airlifted to Hartford Hospital.
Francis M. Burke 30, New Jersey 1997 Trooper of the Year, is accused of extorting 110 from two unlicensed drivers during traffic stops in January and February. Burke, on desk duty since August, faces a criminal probe that could affect his testimony in a related vehicular manslaughter case.
From Ne State reporting, local obituaries honor residents with brief notices. Community members express condolences, noting dates, affiliations, and family relations. Obituary notices reflect region’s demographics and lasting community ties.
City Hill Middle School hosted a community job fair drawing business leaders to answer student questions and help them choose future careers. Eighth graders like Melissa Holt talked with the mayor about politics while others explored police and military options, with Sheriff and Police Department tables drawing strong interest.
Barbara Kennelly, Connecticut Democrat and trailblazer, retires after 17 years in the House and a gubernatorial bid. Known for calm, strategic leadership, she broke barriers as the first woman in either party to reach a leadership rank. She leaves to balance family and future plans, with colleagues praising her temperament and loyalty.
Former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy was acquitted on 30 corruption-related charges after a four-year federal case. He thanked jurors, defended his innocence, and cited a stronger personal resolve. President Clinton welcomed the verdict and praised Espy’s service.
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