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Displaying 9 stories published between 5/2/2008 and 5/9/2008.

Showing items 1 to 9 of 9

Score	Title & Abstract	Publish Date

24	Faulty Electric Cuts Water To Pound, Dogs Move To Animal Hospital An electrical problem left the Newtown Dog Pound without running water on Friday, May 9, and animal control staff quickly moved some of the newer dogs to Mt Pleasant Hospital for Animals for proper care. Read More...	5/9/2008 5:00:50 PM
3.2	Newtown Youth Academy Reshapes Fairfield Hills Peter D’Amico’s personal vision for a sports complex is finally showing signs that anyone can now that the first brick-faced wall for his privately funded Newtown Youth Academy (NYA) has been raised. Read More...	5/8/2008 4:51:43 PM
3.2	Stratford Resident Recommended For New Finance Director After a more than two-month search process, and numerous candidate interviews, the Board of Selectmen and Legislative Council this week recommended Robert G. Tait of Stratford to replace Benjamin Spragg as Newtown’s finance director. The final administrative actions to complete the hiring process are expected to be completed in time for the highly experienced finance professional to begin working here May 12. Read More...	5/8/2008 4:08:21 PM
3.2	Traffic Safety Measures At Queen & Glover The Police Commission has endorsed pursuing additional research on how the hazardous intersection of Queen Street and Glover Avenue can be made safer. Read More...	5/8/2008 4:04:31 PM
3.2	Alberts Hill Road Reopened To Through-Traffic The town has reopened to through-traffic Alberts Hill Road, a roadway in the town’s northeast corner that links Walnut Tree Hill Road to Echo Valley Road. The road’s reopening eases traffic flow through that section of town, improving access by the general public, as well as police, fire, ambulance, public works crews, and school buses. Read More...	5/8/2008 3:15:06 PM
3.2	Newtown Youth Academy Reshapes Fairfeild Hills Peter D’Amico’s personal vision for a sports complex is finally showing signs that anyone can now that the first brick-faced wall for his privately funded Newtown Youth Academy (NYA) has been raised. Read More...	5/8/2008 3:06:32 PM
3.2	Four Traffic Projects Gain State Approval Police Commission members learned this week that the State Traffic Commission (STC) has approved the town’s traffic planning for Fairfield Hills, where the town is conducting a major redevelopment project. Read More...	5/8/2008 2:42:10 PM
3.2	School Board Technology, Staff, Facility Reductions Pass Unanimously Tuesday evening’s Board of Education budget deliberation was a tightrope walk for officials who came to the table with suggested reductions and good news about found revenue that added up to the $900,000 required to meet the 2008 budget approved by voters April 22. Read More...	5/8/2008 2:33:01 PM
3.2	Attorney For NHS Security Chief Claims Dismissal Was ‘Unjustifiable’ An attorney for Richard Novia accompanied his client to a Board of Education meeting this week, pleading for an opportunity to be heard over what he deemed an “unjustifiable action” which resulted in the Newtown High School security chief being put on administrative leave. Referring to a March 12 incident, which apparently triggered district action against the 15-year district employee, attorney Vincent Sabatini called for the board to consider reinstating Mr Novia to his former post. Read More...	5/8/2008 2:31:06 PM


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