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A rendering of the proposed 52-unit apartment building at the current Langanke's site on Bridgeport Ave. in Shelton.

Shelton extends moratoriums on pot sales, apartments

Avalon replaced the asphalt plant on Canal Street - a move that opened the door for further development along the road.

Shelton zoning stalwart earns lifetime achievement award

Salon Coordinator Ashley Graham is holding the 2nd Annual Glam-A-Thon, a fundraiser benefitting Adam's House, on April 2 from 10 am-3 pm at Sona Bella Salon & Spa at 187 Coram Avenue in Shelton, Conn on Friday, March 31, 2023. Last year's inaugural event raised $3200 dollars.

Shelton salon’s ‘Glam-a-Thon’ to raise money for grief center

Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti waves to crowds on the Derby-Shelton bridge during the Derby-Shelton Memorial Day Parade on May 31 2021. (Photo: Jason Edwards)

Shelton mayor could see salary jump to $175K next year

Newly promoted Superintendent of Schools Ken Saranich poses in front of the Board of Education offices in Shelton, Conn. Nov. 5, 2020.

Shelton superintendent's contract extended

Shelton Boy Scout Troop 28 member Nick Cebrik planned, designed and installed a series of interpretative signs to give visitors a deeper dive into Nicholdale’s features and history as part of his Eagle Scout project. He also made improvements to the kiosk — another Scout project from years past.

Shelton Scout's project offers deeper look at Nicholdale Farm

The Shelton Board of Education offices.

Shelton schools may be millions over in this year's budget

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

Shelton budget plan keeps taxes flat, halves school funding hike

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

Shelton plans to expand affordable housing options

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.

Ansonia students receive a gift for their future

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Police look for public’s help in library snake case