Three Teens Charged With Vandalism Of World War II Monument
Police arrested three more teenagers Tuesday for defacing the World War II monument on the Green, Capt. James Fortin said. The Feb. 18 spray paints included gold initials WEV for Wanted for Vandalism NTC for Naugatuck Tagging Crew and Team 203, marking the vandalism as a tag.
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Bill to shield innocent spouses in tax disputes
Washington AP A House plan would expand divorce agreements to protect innocent spouses from IRS collection actions. Sponsor Rep Nancy Johnson argues the measure strengthens protections beyond current law and complements Clinton administration fixes. Senate moves remain undecided as discussions continue.
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Naugatuck Valley Wins Brownfield Grant for Derby Island
The Naugatuck Valley and Bridgeport will share about $200000 from the Environmental Protection Agency to assess contamination on brownfields. U S Rep James Maloney announced at a Tuesday press conference that O Sullivan's Island in Derby will receive the first grant, targeting the Housatonic and Naugatuck river junction. The site was a 1940s to 1960s dump and later housed barrels of chemicals and waste. the funding will fund assessments to determine remediation needs.
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Naugatuck High to pick new principal this week
The Naugatuck Board of Education is expected to interview the final four candidates for the high school principal post on Thursday night and could decide that night. The selection follows the December death of Salvatore Catania and has seen staff take on extra duties.
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Publisher abandons Willey Clinton book bid after TV story
Michael Viner, head of New Millennium Entertainment, said a Kathleen Willey book deal fell apart as her 60 Minutes account differed from what her lawyer described. Viner noted doubts about the project even before Willey’s televised interview and recalled a separate 1963 Clinton encounter being discussed with Willey’s attorney weeks earlier.
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Manchester exorcism by priest draws church denouncement
In Manchester Conn the Jones family says an exorcism by Rev Robert McKenna calmed their haunted home yet Roman Catholic leaders question the exorcist credibility. The boy Michael 10 faced visions and levitating furniture while psychiatric tests found no mental illness. McKenna claims 125 exorcisms in 15 years but is not recognized by the Diocese of Bridgeport which ostracizes him.
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