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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).

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Chabad of Shelton will offer a new four-session course titled Outsmarting Antisemitism this fall.

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The art studio business, Bare Slate, which is located at 346 Coram Ave., in Shelton previously partners with The Griffin Health hospital system's Valley Goes Pink campaign, to raise awareness about the breast cancer disease, and support the Hewitt Center for Breast Wellness at Griffin Hospital, which is located at 350 Seymour Ave., in Derby. The Valley Goes Pink campaign is a grassroots, community-wide effort to increase awareness about breast cancer, and the importance of early detection, support the Hewitt Center for Breast Wellness at Griffin Hospital in Derby, and to celebrate the charitable spirit of the Connecticut Valley region's businesses, and organizations.

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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)

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Resident Jim Jansson, center, stands with other members of Save Our Shelton outside before attending the Shelton Planning and Zoning commission meeting at Shelton City Hall in Shelton, Conn., on Friday May 6, 2016. The commission is expected to consider a resolution for Towne Center at Shelter Ridge.

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Cafeteria workers protest new food provider (video)

Aaron Berkowitz

Oct. 25, 2017

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The cafeteria workers that make up Local 217, who are currently in the process of negotiating their contracts with the district's new food service provider, protested the company's initial proposal with picket signs and chants outside of Sunnyside Elementary School in Shelton on Wednesday, Oct. 25 at around 3:30 p.m.

The district's new food service provider is Whitsons Culinary Group and according to multiple members of Local 217, its latest contract proposal includes severe cuts to employee benefits, sick time, overall annual income.