Brian Gioiele, Weekly Editor

Brian GioieleWeekly Editor

Brian Gioiele has been working with weekly newspapers, including stints as editor in Weston, Monroe and now Shelton, since 1993. He has covered all aspects of local and state news and sports, winning awards for sports and news...

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Exterior of Shelton City Hall, in Shelton, Conn. Jan. 11, 2021.

Shelton zoning records show 80% rise in home offices

January 17, 2022

‘Masters of our own destiny:’ Shelton officials say $5M bank loan will save city cash

January 17, 2022

A rendering of Chromium Commons, a proposed development to be located 113 Canal St. on what was the former Chromium Process manufacturing site.

Shelton developer eyes 4-story, 30-apartment building downtown

January 16, 2022

Mayor Mark Lauretti has presented potential development opportunities for the city-owned Mas property, an almost 70-acre parcel near Bridgeport Avenue where Constitution Boulevard could be partly extended to eventually reach Shelton Avenue (Route 108). Mayor Mark Lauretti has presented potential development opportunities for the city-owned Mas property, an almost 70-acre parcel near Bridgeport Avenue where Constitution Boulevard could be partly extended to eventually reach Shelton Avenue (Route 108).

No shopping centers or apartments? Mas property zone change could go for Shelton vote soon

January 16, 2022

Exterior view of the Board of Education offices in Shelton, Conn. Nov. 5, 2020.

Shelton superintendent: Keeping status quo requires 3% funding hike

January 15, 2022

The site of the planned Riverwalk Place development at 356 Howe Avenue in Shelton, Conn. on Friday, January 14, 2021.

‘Everything’s starting to gel’: Shelton’s downtown booming

January 15, 2022

Mayor Mark Lauretti was among those celebrating the reopening of Arooga's Grille House and Sports Bar at 387 Bridgeport Ave. in Shelton on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022. The eatery will hold its official reopening on Sunday, Jan. 16, 2022.

Arooga’s Shelton location reopens Sunday with new owners

January 15, 2022

The Shelton Police Department has welcomed three new officers with a wealth of experience. On Tuesday, Feb. 4, Mayor Mark Lauretti swore in Kevin Stratton, Carlos Vinhais and Richard Van Tine, all retired state troopers with more than 20 years in law enforcement. Pictured are, left to right, police Chief Shawn Sequeira, Carlos Vinhais, police Lt. Michael McPadden, Richard Van Tine, Kevin Stratton and Lauretti.

‘He’ll be missed by all’: Shelton police officer remembered for dedication to family, city

January 14, 2022

Shelton BOE member: Bestselling memoir not appropriate for freshmen

January 14, 2022

Bigelow Tea plans Shelton expansion with 25-acre land buy

January 14, 2022

Shelton zoning records show 80% rise in home offices

‘Masters of our own destiny:’ Shelton officials say $5M bank loan

Shelton superintendent: Keeping status quo requires 3% funding

Arooga’s Shelton location reopens Sunday with new owners

Five Shelton girls dedicate themselves to wrestling

Shelton plays, wins, through COVID protocols

Promising talent linking with veteran presence

Shelton girls soccer

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Shelton zoning records show 80% rise in home offices

‘Masters of our own destiny:’ Shelton officials say $5M bank loan will save city cash

Shelton developer eyes 4-story, 30-apartment building downtown

No shopping centers or apartments? Mas property zone change could go for Shelton vote soon

Shelton superintendent: Keeping status quo requires 3% funding hike

‘Everything’s starting to gel’: Shelton’s downtown booming

Arooga’s Shelton location reopens Sunday with new owners

‘He’ll be missed by all’: Shelton police officer remembered for dedication to family, city

Shelton BOE member: Bestselling memoir not appropriate for freshmen

Bigelow Tea plans Shelton expansion with 25-acre land buy

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