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Robert Achille, owner of Video 7 on Kneen Street, pictured inside the store in 2016. Achille, 64, a lifelong Shelton resident and owner of the iconic Video 7 for more than three decades, died July 15 at Yale New Haven Hospital.

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Stone Gardens Farms, in Shelton, Conn. Jan. 20, 2022.

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The Shelton Clean-up Project's latest work will be Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021, at Shelton Avenue.

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The following property transfers were recorded in the Shelton City Clerk’s Office in April 2022.

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Jim Mazzadra poses in front of the vacant property under the Rt. 8 Commadore Hull Bridge, in Shelton on April 27. Mazzadra is leading efforts to rebuild the skate park that used to stand on the property.

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Honey, a senior mix breed, needs a home

Shelton Herald

Nov. 20, 2012

Honey is a female senior, mix breed with a medium length reddish brown coat.

She is described as a quiet girl, who walks nicely on a leash and would be a great companion.

To adopt Honey, contact the Shelton Animal Shelter, 20 Riverdale Ave., at 203-924-2501.