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Lost dog found through Shelton's efforts
First off, I have to thank Shelton. Its run to the Little League World Series did the state proud.
Shelton pug dies after being mauled by 2 pit bulls
Buster, a 5-year-old pug who was mauled in his yard by two roaming pit bulls Monday night, died late Tuesday, his owner said.
Shelton police dog gets bullet-proof vest
Shelton's new police dog, Jaeger, now has his own bullet-proof vest thanks to a Stratford resident who donated it in memory of her husband.
Aldermen vote to put charter revisions on November ballot
The Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday to put the Shelton charter revision recommendations on the ballot in the November election, but the decision was not unanimous.
Toxic dirt worries Shelton workers
Public works employees who handled contaminated material from a Riverdale Avenue lot may have contracted medical problems from the exposure.
Shelton teen an ethical winner
Have you had any good ethical dilemmas lately? Junior Achievement Worldwide and Deloitte cooked up a doozy for their annual essay contest: You're a teenager working in an insurance office.
Shelton sign regulations stir emotions
When Shelton Car Wash owner Neil Berchuk spent $22,000 earlier this year for a scrolling message sign to stand outside his River Road business, he didn't think twice about whether he would be allowed to put it ...
Shelton man faces drug charges
One person was arrested and another hospitalized last night after police were called to a Bridgeport Avenue hotel to investigate a call about a drug overdose.
Officials seek spot for city dog park
Some of dog's best friends have begun a review of city-owned land in a search for the best spot for a recreation area for Shelton's canines.
Rabies in Shelton prompts warning
With the recent discovery of a rabies-infected skunk in Shelton, the Naugatuck Valley Health District reminds residents to be alert to the risks associated with exposure to wild animals.
Shelton school buses back at old spot
KATE RAMUNNI SHELTON - Reacting to fears about contamination, the city's school buses took their first trip of the new school year Tuesday - from the district's new parking lot on Riverdale Avenue back to the ...
Dangerous dirt has bus company looking for answers
The First Student Bus Company says it wasn't getting answers from the city about dangerous dirt once stored on its lot.
City awaits fine for moving dirt
Shelton may be fined by the state Occupational Safety and Health Administration for violations related to moving a dirt pile to prepare the new school bus parking lot on Riverdale Avenue.
Shelton residents cleaning the city
"Don't Trash Shelton." That's the motto the city's Anti-Litter Committee has adopted and from the looks of it, people are starting to take the phrase to heart.
Shelton workers dig up dangerous dirt
Shelton city workers unearthed much more than they bargained for when they sunk they're shovels into a pile of dirt and found arsenic and carcinogens.
Accused cat killer faces protesters
The former Ansonia man accused of killing at least one cat and mistreating several others that had to be euthanized pleaded not guilty today to 10 counts of animal cruelty.
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1 Game Separates Shelton From Next Round
Little League dreams could be made or broken as Shelton takes to the diamond its final pool play appearance of the Little League World Series.
Shelton aldermen OK 4-year accord with union
The Board of Aldermen has approved a new contract for one of the city's employee unions, ending more than a year of contract negotiations.
Graffiti vandals hit Shelton City Hall
City Hall custodians were greeted this morning with a message of peace - defacing the building's walls and windows with spray-painted messages and symbols, as well as on city-owned cars parked behind the Hill ...