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Shelton sign explosion leads to P&Z subcommittee reformation
Map of cooling centers in CT
Heat wave Day 1: Excessive Heat Warning, bad air day
‘Rock and Roll’ party at Shelton’s Plumb Library
Shelton Aldermen vote to add buses to the fleet
Shelton Library Lines
Shelton Fire Log: July 9-14
Shelton City Meetings: July 22-25

Shelton to open cooling centers this weekend
Shelton resident recalls performing for Apollo astronauts
Free bike tour from Twin Brooks Park to Beardsley Park

Jack Carr finds home with UMass Minutemen

Shelton High's Chicago wins Best Musical

Movie Menu: The Hours, 12 Angry Men, Baby Boom and more

Bill of Fairs

Outdoor events, festivals and more
Bill of Fairs: Earth Day activities and more
Bill of Fairs: Hikes and nature programs
Bill of Fairs: Santa, markets and more
Bill of Fairs: Music festivals, walks and more

Curtain Call

Family finances and class take a toll on new parents in “Cry...
Curtain Call reviews the Sherman Playhouse production of...
Curtain Call: Warm up with ‘The Bikinis’
Curtain Call: Shakespeare Theatre more than a loss to Stratford
Curtain Call: Best Equity theatre of 2018

Taking a Hike

Taking a Hike columnist explores Mount Race
Taking a Hike: Trekking the Naugatuck Trail
Taking a Hike: The Hemlock Hills
Taking a Hike: Hiking Scotland and New England - What’s...
Taking a Hike: The Mohawk Trail bit-by-bit

Police And Fire

Shelton Fire Log: July 9-14
Cops: Shelton man used ‘Jaws of Life’ in ATM burglaries
Shelton spa settles sex assault suit
Echo Hose Ambulance receives top service award
Shelton Fire Log: June 10-17
Volunteer Spotlight: Morgan Kozar
Man pleads guilty to charge in Shelton woman’s OD death
Seymour man takes plea deal in Shelton, Oxford stickups
Shelton Fire Logs: June 3-10
Police: Shelton man swears at Milford residents, strikes...

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Children’s programs offered in August
Before heat wave, T-storms and showers moving in
Finn among list of SHS Hall inductees
Lawmakers applaud Sikorsky groundbreaking
Titanic program at Plumb Library
Cooking up healthy in the Valley
Kelly talks warning signs of financial elder abuse
Perry Hill announces 4th quarter honor roll
Local farmers markets highlight fresh produce, entertainment
Griffin Hospital seeks volunteers to help elderly patients

Sports

Jack Carr finds home with UMass Minutemen
Shelton American defeats Watertown-Oakville in District 3
Coed Softball League brings out the best
Legion baseball: Battery mates decide pace of Shelton Valley game
Little League: Shelton American tops Shelton National to win...

Business

Lamont talks tolls, stabilizing state spending at chamber meeting
Curtiss Ryan Honda donates CPR training equipment
Attorney creates Alexa skill promoting family chats
Dream comes alive with Tacomida
Griffin Hospital: Advisory council guides person-centered care

Politics

Kelly talks warning signs of financial elder abuse
How CT can make health care more affordable
Big turnout, big wins for GOP in Shelton
Election 2018: Goncalves v. McGorty in race for 122nd district...
Election 2018: Perillo, Matto face-off in race for the 113th...

Featured Real Estate

On the Market: Modern farmhouse a nod to agricultural past
On the Market: Custom-build colonial by the river
On the Market: Easton colonial with rural and modern features

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03:28 Video: The heat continues through the weekend 7/19/19 Media: Caitlin Napoleoni Hot and humid through the weekend, heat advisory through Saturday

01:10 A new forecast predicts home prices in Bridgeport-Stamford area will continue to fall. Media: wochit MM A new forecast predicts home prices in the Bridgeport-Stamford area will continue to fall. Prices are expected to drop another 1.7% over the rest of the year, while national averages are supposed to rise by about 3.7%. Connecticut homeowners are being low-balled by potential buyers who are trying to lower the market average. New federal tax codes are having a negative effect on the area, as well.

00:60 Connecticut to investigate author Wally Lamb’s prison writing program for inmates in women's prisons. Media: wochit MM Connecticut to investigate author Wally Lamb’s prison writing program for inmates in women's prisons. Lamb was sued by a former inmate earlier this year, alleging he did not pay $1,400 to the inmates who provided their stories. Lamb has been teaching the program at York Correctional Institute for 20 years but it is temporarily suspended due to the investigation.

01:38 Man charged with kidnapping 12-year-old girl from park, sexually assaulting her Media: Russ Reed The victim had her phone taken from her during the assault and had to use a stranger's phone to call her parents.

01:35 Police relieved after arrest of kidnapping, sexual assault suspect Media: Russ Reed Police say a 35-year-old man lured a 12-year-old girl into his car and brought her from Massachusetts to Connecticut.

01:49 The top news stories in Connecticut on Jul. 17, 2019 Media: Andrew DaRosa

01:44 Officials address scandal at RMV Media: Jamy Pombo Sesselman Officials met Wednesday to discuss the scandal that rocked the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.

00:57 RMV scandal update expected Media: Jamy Pombo Sesselman Officials are meeting today to talk about the scandal that rocked the RMV.

01:38 The top news stories in Connecticut on Jul. 16, 2019 Media: Andrew DaRosa

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Hot and humid through the weekend, heat advisory through Saturday

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