Borough weighs portable classrooms for school space
Naugatuck officials after a public hearing appoint a committee led by Paul Friia to study portable classrooms as a temporary solution to space shortages. Mayor William C. Rado aims for a September resolution with a building committee to pursue state reimbursement and explore all options for taxpayers.
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Naugatuck
William C. Rado
Rado
Paul Friia
Robert Burns
Thomas Ramos
Joseph Wojtczak
Wayne McAllister
Friia
Alice Tufts
Wojzczak
Mayor and Burgesses
Naugatuck man charged in rape of five-year-old
A 56 year old Naugatuck man Bruno Vasilaitis was arrested on two counts of sexual assault involving a five-year-old girl who allegedly was molested in his home over several occasions. He turned himself in at about 7 14 am and was arraigned in Waterbury Superior Court held on a 55000 bond. The charges include first degree sex assault for penetration and third degree for risk of injury to a minor. The child, not from Naugatuck, told her parents on January 19 triggering the arrest.
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Bruno Vasilaitis
Quinn St
Noreo Gabriel
Vasilaitis
Waterbury Superior Court
Gabriel Said
William Griffin
Griffin
Economy and Education Shape 105th District Campaigns
After the resignation of five term state Rep. Jack Berkoski on January seventh to join Gov. John G. Rowland’s administration, four candidates now compete to fill the 105th General Assembly district.
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Jack Berkoski
John G. Rowland
105Th General Assembly
High School group seeks support for regional idea
Prospect residents gather to gauge Beacon Falls Seymour and Ansonia leaders backing the Region 16 High School Cooperative plan. Mayor Chatfield and town officials attend at Prospect Library as March 4 special election candidates for the 105th District are listed.
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Region 16 High School
Robert Chatfield
Region 16 Board of Education
Prospect Library
Rowland
Beacon Falls
Seymour
Ansonia
Lisa Betkoski
Leonard C. Greene Skurat
Frank Stuban
Betkoski
Jack Betkoski
Naugatuck Valley
United Way of Naugatuck Beacon Falls thanks supporters
The United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls celebrated a campaign boost of over $16,000 from last year at the Rose Garden on Rubber Avenue. Mary Connolly and John E. Letts Sr. praised volunteers and campaign cabinet, with Phyllis Tarsi of Naugatuck Glass Company earning the Silver Bowl and Volunteer Leadership awards.
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Naugatuck
Beacon Falls
Mary Connolly
Rose Garden
Rubber Avenue
John E. Letts Sr
Richard Famiglietti
Phyllis Tarsi
Naugatuck Glass Company
Tarsi
Tency
Jeffrey T. Witherwax
Witherwax
Brian Brennan
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Anthony Kulikowski
General Data Comm Industries
Nina Polokoff
John Letts
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