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Cody Ruggiero, of Shelton, looks through the contents of his new toolbox at Emmet O’Brien Technical High School, in Ansonia, Conn. March 22, 2023. The twenty-two freshmen students in the school’s precision manufacturing program each received a toolbox Wednesday morning filled with many of the items needed for their studies. Donated by Forum Plastics, of Waterbury, each toolbox and contents cost $1000 and will be kept by the student when they graduate in four years.

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Dr. Camelia Lawrence, President of the Fairfield County Medical Association, smiles during an interview in the association’s headquarters in Shelton, Conn. March 10, 2023.

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Don Stanziale, Jr., a Shelton resident and owner of Midland Development & Contracting, has proposed developing a four-story structure on property known as the Ascom Hasler site with 129 apartments and 1,745 square feet of retail space. A rendering of the plan is above. The plans are presently before the Planning and Zoning Commission.

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Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti at Shelton Intermediate School in Shelton, Conn., on Tuesday Nov. 5, 2019.

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The Shelton Planning and Zoning Commission approved a modification to plans for development of a commercial nursery at 153 Bridgeport Ave.

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Parents and school staff filled the main meeting room at the Board of Education's offices Feb. 9, 2022, for the board's final budget workshop.

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Shelton Board of Aldermen, 1st Ward, candidate: Paul Littlefield

Oct. 3, 2019

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Paul Littlefield

Democrat

Board of Aldermen, First Ward

Shelton

Incumbent: No

Current job: Saint Paul’s Church, Huntington.

Education: Trumbull High School; Columbia.

The most important issue in this election: Relations between City Hall and the Board of Education.

Other issues: Fiscal responsibility, a transparent budget process, and having a vision for the future of Shelton.

Family: Unmarried.

Previous elected offices, community group affiliations: None at this time.