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

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From left; Common Bond Market employees Theresa DeBenedetto, Diana Maione, Christian Hamilton, Hannah Brighindi, Angus Mondesir, Natalie Glidden, and Sabrina Amorando are banding together to try to keep the market open at 40 Huntington Street in Shelton, Conn on Friday, March 17, 2023.

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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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Ron Baia was recently hired as new zoning enforcement officer for the City of Shelton.

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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, 3rd Ward, candidate: John Anglace, Jr.

Oct. 3, 2019

John Anglace, Jr., Board of Aldermen, Third Ward candidate — John Anglace, Jr., Board of Aldermen, Third Ward candidate
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John Anglace, Jr.

Republican

Board of Aldermen Third Ward

Shelton

Age: 87

Incumbent: Yes

Current job: Retired

Education: Bullard Havens Tech. School; University of Bridgeport; B.A., industrial relations.

The most important issue in this election: Tax stability/good education/senior tax stability.

Other issues: Fire, police emergency services; Senior Center services.

Family: two children, five grandchildren.

Previous elected offices, community group affiliations: Board of A&T, Board of Aldermen (28 years); Lions Club, American Legion, Boy Scouts.