Ansonia, CT News

• Ansonia, CT News
• New Haven County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - New Haven County
• Back to School for Ansonia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Ansonia Harvest Festival 2011
• 105th Ansonia Memorial Day Parade
• Flood warning continues for Housatonic River
• Police identify shooting victim
• Grand list rises less than a percent
• Poet shares message with students
• Man charged in stabbings will serve time
• Ghost hunters arrive in Derby
• Flood watch issued Monday
• Court orders resident not to contact actress
• Black History Month to be celebrated
• Resident wins top reporting award
• Grand list shows small increase
• Lawmakers react to Malloy’s budget
• Technical schools plan may affect area
• Residents trounce resolutions at referendum
• Malloy takes questions at area forum
• Ansonia man arrested in connection with fatal crash
• Services Wednesday for former Mayor Lester Hale
• Referendum set for Tuesday in Seymour
• Snow expected Sunday night into Monday
• Local woman promotes ‘Girl Power’
• Senator Kelly supports rail service
• Lawmakers want bridge named after police commissioner
• Food drive set for local Stop & Shops on Saturday
• New cupola marks 'historic day’
• Final arrest made in fireworks incident
• Town ponders sale of Bank Street building
• Arrest made in bomb threats at schools
• Residents and lawmakers tackle issues at Town Hall meeting
• Weather, money woes plague site
• Crimes lead to injuries, arrests: Neighbor charged in home invasion
• Pokers Baseball Team Tryout....................Feb 20, 2011....................3 - 4 pm
• Kick-off for Men Who Cook event is Tuesday
• The traveling hairdresser
• Business after hours event is Feb. 16
• School wish-list mirrors hard times
• Legislators to host town hall meeting
• Today’s library program celebrates ‘state heroine’
• Derby schools adjust vacation days
• Spooner House feeds those in need
• Harlem Globetrotter holds court
• Resolutions head to a referendum
• Train service suspended on Waterbury line: Move aims to free up railroad cars
• Wintry mix arrives late Monday: Air quality alert issued
• Valley copes with roof clearing and snow days
• Rain, freezing rain expected Saturday
• Town leader asks board to delay naming new school chief
• Television crews get go-ahead to film in Opera House
• High Street designated one-way only
• Police determine that nine-year-old boy set fire
• Schools inspect roofs after Ella dumps ice and snow
• Storm brought ice and roof collapses: Next system arrives Saturday
• Valley copes with icy, rainy conditions
• Icy conditions impact roads, roofs and rails
• Ice storm warning issued for region
• Tax deadline extended in Ansonia
• Storm prompts opening emergency center
• Valley feels effects of first part of ‘double barrel’ storm
• Maynard to spend 33 months in prison
• Snow, sleet, rain, ice predicted
• Democrats begin contentious campaign
• Officials believe school fire was set: Janitor treated for smoke inhalation
• Town approves economic development spot
• Sharing a meal and a ray of hope
• Todd sworn in as deputy chief
• Digging out — again.
• Up to 14 inches of snow expected
• Hopes are high for Derby project
• Koskelowski named finance board chairman
• Schools post early dismissal times
• Valley prepares for 24-hour snowfall
• Roy wants vote on capital plan
• School superintendent to retire
• Moderate snowfall making roads slick: Winter storm watch in effect for Wednesday
• Single digit temperatures followed by snow
• Weather service warns of ‘bitter cold’ temperatures
• Author explores Valley’s textile heritage
• Oil truck tips over; road is closed
• Ghostly TV taping needs nod from Board
• More snow falls in the Valley
• Fire marshal makes case for more help
• Disgruntled chairman quits finance board
• Snow expected overnight and Friday morning
• Snow takes a toll on overtime budgets
• New CVS pharmacy opens in Seymour
• Grant helps schools fill the gap
• Residents await word on demolition
• Route 8 reopened following car fire
• Storm warning continues; highways are impacted
• Dr. King’s dream is alive in Valley: Police to start minority recruitment
• Snow, ice to disrupt commutes this week
• Students urged to promote health
• Fire leaves residents homeless
• Martin Luther King celebration planned
• Feds postpone sentencing for Scinto
• Bamboo causes neighborhood rift
• Whiteout!
• City loses longtime volunteer: Thursday memorial service planned
• Big snow to slow Wednesday morning commute
• Valley welcomes Center for Breast Wellness
• Governor orders flags flown at half staff
• State expects big snowfall Wednesday
• Derby faces year of challenges
• Life in long ago winter is recreated
• Happiness Club looks to the bright side
• Veterinarian is honored
• Medical issue appears to be cause of Spector crash
• Road conditions deteriorate as snow falls
• Looking ahead to 2011
• Bomb threats empty Ansonia schools
• Foundation work starts at school
• Winter storm could slow Friday’s commute
• City of Derby has a new fire chief
• Bridge could be a scenic gateway
• Police arrest teenagers in connection with fireworks incident
• Seymour resident to play role in ‘Ecnalubma’
• Group helps teens talk about cancer
• After the blizzard comes the flood: Preventing water damage in the home
• Derby police to charge suspect in church burglaries
• Ansonia man arrested on drug charges in Shelton
• Groups awarded for improving the Valley
• Boy Scouts’ Old Timer’s Night is tonight
• Seymour man arraigned on assault charge
• Winds blow as blizzard warning is canceled
• Blizzard blankets Connecticut
• Valley celebrates Christmas
• Business novel wins award
• Ansonia woman arrested for gun in a vehicle
• A borrowed heart is wearing down
• Maynard will serve time in prison
• Looking back at 2010
• City weighs road project funding
• Teenager critically injured after pellet gun shooting
• Police probe shooting at Ansonia residence
• Conroy to host book signing
• Maynard charged with harassment
• Shelton church burglary suspect may be wanted for Derby church break-in too
• Police arrest man after finding drug factory
• Pictures with Santa event benefits domestic violence victims
• Police probe Main Street shooting
• FOI response policy sparks debate
• Woman fights invasive bamboo
• Traffic backed up on Route 8 north in Derby
• Officials ponder turbine changes at school
• Saturday’s theft is most recent at Derby church
• Another lawsuit filed against priest
• Local artist creates tribute to success
• Residents display a giving spirit at toy drive
• Center open for family research
• Cupola installation scheduled for January
• Officials say exhaust fumes were cause of odor in school
• Santa to visit Legion Pool Saturday
• Seymour police event benefits Toys for Tots
• Programs aim to help seniors
• Citizens Academy offers look at police
• FOI mix-up leads to policy review
• Underground electrical work to start in Derby
• Holiday tree lighting brings crowds to Ansonia
• Pictures with Santa is a family event
• Moms form group to help special needs children
• Pictures with Santa set for this weekend
• Center Stage searching for a new home
• Entrapment claims may have played part in acquittal
• Historical Society to host Christmas Fair
• Jury acquits two of three alleged White Wolves
• New business is realization of lifelong dream
• Man threatens clerk, nets robbery charge
• Program’s message: Don’t feed the feral cats
• State cops probe wrong-way crash
• Searles plans mayoral run
• Route 8 bridge repairs to begin in Derby
• Missing girl had met man on Internet
• Police search for missing Ansonia girl
• Feral cats pose a problem
• Young chefs open doors to public
• Residents appear in Christmas play
• Water woes pit man against town
• Board appoints new Bradley School principal
• Veterinarian issues rabies alert
• Snowflake fair was a popular spot Saturday
• DeLauro returns to a changed House
• City remembers Hazel Hummel
• Bridgeport attorneys reject ballot count
• Site visit irks school officials
• Intersection is scene of another accident
• Watch live video here tonight of Bridgeport voting hearing
• Old house opens doors to open hearth cooking
• Church windows let light in once more
• Four bomb threats hit schools
• Mayor gets clean bill of health after crash
• Derby celebrates veterans
• Centurial game will honor Derby-Shelton alumni
• Toys for Tots kicks off new season
• Kevin Kelly wins 21st State Senate District
• Greene upsets Conroy in 105th District: Incumbents win in other races
• Spector: demand is crux of problem
• Salahuddin to begin legal action
• Bysiewicz again declares Malloy governor
• Fire changes life for Weenie Wagon
• Judge grants prejudgment in sexual abuse case
• Foley concedes governor’s race to Malloy
• Valley to observe Veterans Day
• Valley remembers Kennedy’s visit
• Town wears pink on a special day
• Salahuddin hearing set for Wednesday
• Board weighs kindergarten plan
• Fall colors erupt throughout Valley
• Students return to high school after fire evacuation
• Tickets for country concert available at the door
• Police probe weekend shooting in Derby
• Labriola: Undo the Democrats
• DeLauro: Focused on economy
• Police arrest man who caused Derby accident
• Ground is broken for new school
• Water woes receive state officials’ attention
• Curators needed to restore house
• Police will return sexual assault suspect to state
• Attorney wants hearing postponed: Police Commission to consider Salahuddin's future
• Woman wants answers after factory fire
• Festival featured haunted happenings
• Porter continues fight for change
• Crisco points to record of service
• DeLauro pledges to help school
• Police chief will retire from post on Friday
• Haunted Trail Festival set for Saturday
• Police investigate Derby death
• No tenants on horizon for plaza
• Woman’s body found in Vermont: Discovery may be related to former Seymour resident
• Vigil to recognize domestic violence victims
• River Street is open once again
• Ghostly happenings to unfold at library
• Hershman says he’s ready to serve
• Train service may be restored this afternoon
• Klarides: There’s more work to do
• Valley feels some effects from storm
• Shelton Day is Sunday, Oct. 3
• Harvest Festival set for Saturday on Main Street
• Students save to help the planet
• Weather warnings posted
• Riverside tenants cite lack of attention
• Funding announced for Seymour upgrades
• Tornado watch issued
• Police probe attempted ATM theft
• Groundbreaking set in Seymour
• Today’s party benefits heroes’ families
• Hearing set on union complaint
• Money to boost Riverside security
• Valley company marks 25 years
• City says ‘yes’ to downtown idea
• Rossi calls for change in Hartford
• Savvy salesman returns to car lot
• Ground is broken for Riverwalk
• United Way to host fund-raising kickoff event
• Police pursuit leads to man’s arrest
• Police identify driver in truck crash
• Accident claims life of Ansonia man
• Transfer station may open Monday
• Royal Court prepares for Sunday’s Pumpkin Festival
• Brown sentenced to a year in jail
• Idea for park takes root
• Strike ends at local nursing homes
• Group considers economic angle
• Exhibit opens Saturday honoring firefighters
• Students pay tribute to 9-11 victims
• Family displays patriotism at home
• Fire destroys Seymour factory
• Probe of factory fire is underway
• Owner says good-bye to old friend
• Torch is probable cause of fire
• Court decision stirs up feelings
• Gentile goes for fourth term
• Teen hurt in bicycle crash
• Hazardous waste day is Saturday
• Valley fire trucks compete in show
• Registration being accepted for Pokers 2010/2011 Winter/Spring Baseball programs
• Her new mission is just across town
• Cameras roll on school fields
• High school graduations planned in Valley
• Founder’s Day crowds fill streets
• CTS in Ansonia expands staff, offices
• Seymour has a school budget
• Seymour's Founders Day event this Sunday
• Seymour gets to name new police dog
• Woman dies in head-on collision
• Coordinated Transportation Solutions expands in Ansonia
• Families feud over business
• No-increase budget gets another chance
• Founder's Day cancelled Sunday in Seymour
• House fire claims life in Ansonia
• Cell phone law getting tougher
• Healy Ford to close its doors
• Hopes are high for Founders Day
• Ansonia teenager reported missing
• Obama reverses decision, approves relief for March storms
• Two men sentenced for Ansonia firearms theft
• Derby tax board approves 1 mill increase
• Derby board to set new mill rate tonight
• Residents approve town budget, but not education spending
• Labriola, DeLauro face off in Third Congressional District
• Memorial Day events honor fallen heroes
• Pokers Baseball teams accepting registration for 2010/2011 Fall/Winter/Spring Programs
• State Police probe Seymour shooting
• Street marker honors first black ambassador
• Seymour employees agree to no increase, furlough
• State parties gather this weekend to pick nominees
• Seymour officials wrestle with budget, referendum Tuesday
• Budget goes on $.5 million diet: Voters head to polls again May 11
• Martial arts are ‘pure’ in the Valley
• 21st District Republicans hold convention Thursday
• Tempers flare at hearing
• GOP nominates Stratford attorney to succeed Debicella
• Seymour budget goes down
• Greene heads Republican ticket in 105th District
• Town and Tri-Town Plaza reach accord
• Derby creates its own veterans office
• Ansonia board approves budget plan
• Baby death plea to limit jail time
• Zero-increase budget proposed: Plan with no school increase heads to hearing Monday
• No progress made in nursing home talks
• Times Square bomb plot had roots in area
• Next budget vote set for May 11
• Nursing home negotiations set to resume Monday
• Two vie for Republican nod in 21st District
• Tax hike may be on horizon
• Labor groups joined nursing home residents at rally
• Stratford attorney joins race in 21st State Senate District
• Candidates Forum targets young voters
• Historian O’Keefe to receive state award
• Man injured after being hit by bus
• Voters face lean budget: Referendum set for Thursday
• Well-loved educator to leave district
• Area business woes mirror state
• Voters turn down both budgets: Defeat could signal job loss and less services
• Tax hike may be on horizon
• Labor groups joined nursing home residents at rally
• Stratford attorney joins race in 21st State Senate District
• Candidates Forum targets young voters
• Historian O’Keefe to receive state award
• Man injured after being hit by bus
• Voters face lean budget: Referendum set for Thursday
• Well-loved educator to leave district
• Area business woes mirror state
• Voters turn down both budgets: Defeat could signal job loss and less services
• VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANT TO CATHOLIC CHARITIES
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for New Haven County
• New Haven County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for New Haven County
• Ansonia Library Offers Job Search Assistance
• Zumba Fest 2009
• ‘Ask A Lawyer’ at Ansonia Library
• Ansonia Library Will be Changing Their Hours Effective June 1, 2009
• Introduction To Computers Offered At Ansonia Library
• Hiking Scenic Trails In Connecticut And Western Massachusetts
• Book Discussion Group
• Ansonia Library Offers Job Search Assistance
• Going Green - Solar Energy Program Offered At Ansonia Library
• First Time Home Buyers Seminar
• Ansonia Library Offers Organic Gardening Class
• Ansonia Library Offers Job Search Assistance
• Ansonia Library News - March 13, 2009
• Wellness Seminar For Children Offered At The Ansonia Library
• Ansonia Library Offering Jewelry Making Classes - Cancelled
• Killer Heat by Linda Fairstein - Monthly Book Discussion
• Tai Chi Class Being Offered At Ansonia Library
• Ansonia Library Offers Job Search Assistance
• Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
• Connecticut Water Trail Day
• Ansonia Library Now Offers Wowbrary, an Online ‘New Book’ Shelf
• Organic Gardening Workshop Offered at Ansonia Library

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