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Griffin Hospital was recently recognized by Newsweek — for the fourth consecutive year — as one of the World’s Best Hospitals. Above, nurse Jen Iacuone speaks with Gary Sartori.

Derby’s community hospital among best, Newsweek says

From left, Gordon Harris, Linda Harris, Rev. Lucille Fritz and Robert Margolies, members of the Valley Refugee Resettlement Project, pose in front of Huntington Congregational Church, in Shelton, Conn. May 13, 2022.

Shelton church to help refugees settle in lower Naugatuck Valley

After a one-year hiatus in 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the members of the Shelton Trails Committee are again holding their Turkey Trot Trail hiking event at 1 p.m. on the Sunday after the Thanksgiving holiday, Nov. 28. The Turkey Trot Trail is previously shown in a recent year.

Work party planned at Shelton’s Turkey Trot trail

Shelton Fire Department.

Shelton fire log: Crews respond to brush fires, alarms, accidents

Shelton firefighters responded to a truck hitting a house on Sheehy Lane Wednesday, May 4, 2022.

Police: Driver who drove oil truck into Shelton house has died

Shelton Police Officers John Giordano, left, and Tim Greene wear the newly issued body cameras outside the Shelton Police Department in Shelton, Conn., on Friday, May 6, 2022. Giordano is the police union president.

Shelton police get body cameras, dash cams ahead of deadline

The Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments (NVCOG) is offering composters, rain barrels and accessories at wholesale rates for residents throughout the Valley region.

Valley organization encouraging composting with special sale

Shelton’s Olde Ripton Garden Club is holding its annual plant sale on May 14, 2022.

Shelton’s Olde Ripton Garden Club to hold plant sale

Huntington Congregational Church

Shelton church founding refugee resettlement project

The Coleman Brothers carnival sees a healthy turnout of visitors at the Riverwalk in Shelton, Conn. on Sunday, May 9, 2021.

Coleman Bros. Carnival returns to Shelton

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MORE IMAGES OF PREPARING THE SHELTON TREE FOR REMOVAL

Shelton Herald

Nov. 6, 2013

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Here are other photos of activity on Wednesday at the Kazo Drive property in Shelton where a 76-foot-tall Norway spruce will be cut down and removed so it can become this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. (Photos by Brad Durrell)

Click below to read a story on preparations being made to move the tree:

http://sheltonherald.com/28726/sheltons-rockefeller-center-tree-to-be-cut-and-moved-on-thursday-morning/