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Developer Buys Former Stop & Shop Plaza In Ansonia

ANSONIA – The former Stop & Shop property on Division Street has a new owner, but officials said there probably won’t be a new tenant in the space until 2028. Michael Berkowitz, of Fairfield, purchased the 9-acre plaza at 100-172 Division Street for $8.3 million on Oct. 19, according to a press release and city land records.

Ansonia, CT · 2d
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Legal Notices - November 10, 2026

Town of Cornwall Notice of Annual Town Meeting Electors and citizens qualified to vote at Town Meetings of the Town of Cornwall are hereby notified and warned that the Annual Town Meeting will be held on November 20, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. at Cornwall Consolidated School for the following purposes: 1. To receive reports of the officers, boards and commissions having reports to make. 2. To adopt the Five-Year Capital Plan for the Town of Cornwall as recommended by the Board of Finance and the Board of Selectmen. 3. Upon the recommendation of the Cornwall Assessor, the Board of Selectman, and the Board of Finance, to adopt an ordinance pursuant to section 240 of Connecticut Public Act 25-168 granting a limited real estate property tax exemption to residents of the Town who have served in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force or Space Force of the United States and have been determined by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to have a service connected total disability based on individual unemployability. (Copy of proposed ordinance on file at the Town Clerk's Office).

Cornwall, CT · 1d
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CT Insider

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Naugatuck's Ralph Roper receives Veteran Impact Award

The Naugatuck High School track was dedicated in Roper's honor in September 2025.

Naugatuck, CT · 1d

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Honoring WWI Veteran Sgt. Paul Maynard: A Hero Remembered on Veterans Day

​Every November 11, our nation observes Veterans Day to honor those who have worn the uniform. For Connecticut, this day carries a poignant connection to World War I veteran Sergeant Paul Maynard. ​Born on March 29, 1897, Paul was a native of Torrington, Connecticut. At just 21 years old, Sgt....

Connecticut · 18h
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ctnewsjunkie.com

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Lamont, New England Governors Seek $3B More In Home Heating Aid

HARTFORD, CT – The leaders of all six New England states are asking Congress to provide an additional $3 billion in federal funding for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program this winter. In a letter to congressional appropriations leadership, the group cited sharply rising energy costs, particularly in heating oil.

Connecticut · 1d

Crafting Your Home

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Winter Shutoff Protections Start Nov. 15 in Massachusetts and New Jersey, While Connecticut's Run Through May 1

Massachusetts and New Jersey bar winter utility shutoffs from Nov. 15 to Mar. 15, while Connecticut hardship customers are protected Nov. 1 to May 1.

New Jersey · 1d

New Haven Independent

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Seymour Ethics Board Dismisses Complaint

SEYMOUR – Citing a lack of probable cause, the members of the Seymour Board of Ethics voted unanimously Monday to dismiss a complaint against a town official. The proceedings — seven meetings in all — have been confidential, with town officials saying they can’t reveal who filed the complaint and who it was against.

Seymour, CT · 2d

lakevillejournal.com

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Letters to the Editor - November 12, 2026

“Welcome home! We’re so glad you are with us again. “Now go find a life that matters.” Joining the ranks in the military means that everything is reduced to black & white. The word uniform says it all. No dissenting opinions, no questions and one purpose: serve the mission and your team.

Salisbury, CT · 1d

WTNH

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Waterbury mayor is ‘Doctor for a Day’ at Saint Mary’s Hospital

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski, Jr. took part in a Doctor for a Day experience at Saint Mary’s Hospital to raise awareness for the hospital’s Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit that is happening on Saturday. The mayor took part in hands-on healthcare activities that will happen at the summit, including […]

Waterbury, CT · 1d

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Inside Look Of Connecticut’s Phone Laws In Schools

According to a report sent out by the state senate, 31% of high schools have a bell to bell phone rule. For example North Branford high school has a bell to bell rule for phones it established in August 2025. North Branford requires students to keep their phones turned off and away from the first bell to the final bell at the end of the day. Other schools use Yondr pouches, which lock students’ phones in a pouch allowing for no contact during the school day. According to NBC CT news Manchester public schools decided on October 23 of 2023 to spend about 30,000 dollars on yondr pouches. The school has reported major drops in classrooms and behavioral issues.

North Branford, CT · 2d

Connecticut Mirror

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CT Republicans cannot afford more of the same

Ben Proto should step aside and allow the GOP State Central to select a new chairman with the vision, urgency, and organizational ability to rebuild the party.

Connecticut · 2d

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13.3 Million Medical Records Exposed: Connecticut AG Announces Up to $10 Million Data Breach Settlement

HARTFORD, Conn. — A medical data breach that exposed the private information of more than 13.3 million people nationwide, including nearly 108,000 Connecticut residents, has resulted in a settlement worth up to $10 million and mandatory security reforms, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced Friday. Tong joined the attorneys...

Connecticut · 2d

WTNH

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Waterbury temporarily closes Fire Station 6 for renovations

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury city officials announced Tuesday they’re temporarily closing Fire Station 6 for renovations, which are expected to last about eight weeks. Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. said in a statement that the improvements are an important step to address the maintenance needs of the city’s aging firehouses. “Our firefighters work around […]

Waterbury, CT · 1d

Connecticut Mirror

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CT to offer homeownership assistance to first responders

Recent reports have identified recruitment and retention problems among first responders nationwide. Connecticut is trying a new solution.

Connecticut · 1d

CT Insider

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Republican-American Community News from Waterbury, Cheshire, Torrington and Plymouth

Republican-American Community News from Waterbury, Cheshire, Torrington and Plymouth.

Cheshire, CT · 2d

News 12

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49 Connecticut voting precincts selected for post-election audits

The Secretary of the State's Office says the routine post-election audits are designed to ensure votes were counted accurately.

Connecticut · 19h

InsideInvestigator.org

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Lawyers present findings of CT eviction diversion pilot program

A group of lawyers and advocates shared the findings of an eviction diversion pilot program implemented in Rockville, Connecticut. The post Lawyers present findings of CT eviction diversion pilot program appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Connecticut · 2d

WTNH

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House speaker says he will stay in his post — not be appointed UConn president

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — State Rep. Matt Ritter, the Democratic House speaker, told News 8 on Wednesday afternoon that he will serve his upcoming legislative term — seemingly putting an end to weeks of speculation that he might be appointed interim president of the University of Connecticut. “I am going to serve as Speaker for […]

Hartford, CT · 10h

New Haven Independent

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Two Public Hearings This Week In Ansonia

ANSONIA – Public hearings are scheduled to take place this week regarding proposed locations for speed cameras and an ordinance which would establish a fair rent commission for the city. The speed camera public hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 10) before the Board of Aldermen at...

Ansonia, CT · 2d

Eyewitness News

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Connecticut Foodshare prepares Thanksgiving meals as SNAP cuts increase need

WALLINGFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Connecticut Foodshare is preparing 40,000 Thanksgiving meals as federal cuts to food assistance put additional pressure on families and food pantries across the state. The cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, are expected to affect more than 6 million families nationwide, including 35,000...

Wallingford, CT · 10h