Brian Gioiele
New Haven Register
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Shelton zoning staff resolves six years of violations in six months
Shelton zoning officials worked to resolve 161 violations, removed more than 500 signs and approved 145 certificates of zoning compliance in the last 6 months. → Read More
Developer moving ahead with commercial nursery on Bridgeport Ave. in Shelton
Updated plans for Nancy’s Tree Planting Inc. at 153 Bridgeport Ave. were recently presented, including more parking for the site. → Read More
Shelton mayor in line for pay raise
The Shelton Board of Aldermen will be holding a public hearing on ordinance changes that would give the mayor's position a pay boost beginning later this year. → Read More
Blasting resumes after debris hits Panera, vehicles in Shelton
Officials said blasting debris hit the Panera building and five vehicles at Fountain Square on Tuesday but there were no injuries or violations. → Read More
Shelton parents call for fully funded school budget: 'Enough is enough'
Shelton parents called on the Board of Aldermen to back the Board of Education's proposed $80.4 million budget, a 7.15 percent hike from the present year. → Read More
Potential blasting near Shelton landfill raises methane gas concerns
Shelton neighbors concerned about potential construction blasting near the closed River Road landfill. → Read More
Four Shelton schools ranked among CT's best
Coming out of the pandemic, four Shelton elementary schools were named Schools of Distinction last year. → Read More
Shelton aldermen call for Mohawk Drive apartment plan denial
Dozens of Pine Rock residents, including two city aldermen, called on the Shelton Planning and Zoning Commission to deny an apartment plan on Mohawk Drive. → Read More
Shelton eateries maintain top grades in latest health inspections
No Shelton eatery earned lower than a B in the latest round of health inspections, according to health district data. → Read More
Shelton alderwoman quits board without explanation
Michele Bialek, the highest vote recipient in Ward 2 this past municipal election, has stepped down from the Board of Aldermen. → Read More
Shelton alderman candidate redistricted into new ward
Ward redistricting has moved Matt McGee, a past and likely future alderman candidate, from Ward 3, where he nearly won a seat, to Ward 4. → Read More
Developer plans 16-house development on land owned by Shelton mayor
Mayor Mark Lauretti confirmed that he has a deal to sell land he owns on Shelton Avenue to a developer who has plans to build 16 homes. → Read More
Shelton's Arooga's, CT Lottery wagering on retail betting success
Arooga's and Connecticut Lottery recently unveiled the new sportsbook available for patrons at the Shelton-based restaurant and bar. → Read More
Shelton Democrat named state party vice chair
Shelton's Jimmy Tickey, active in local politics and nonprofits, has added CT Democratic Party vice chair to his resume. → Read More
Shelton to cover pay-to-participate fees next school year
Mayor Mark Lauretti says the city will cover pay-to-participate fees for families with students in athletics or other extracurriculars for the next school year. → Read More
Shelton police dominate city's top salary list; Lauretti 17th
Shelton police had 18 employees among the top 20 top paid city workers this past year. Mayor Mark Lauretti placed 17th at $147,438. → Read More
Superintendent, administrators top Shelton school salaries
Ken Saranich tops Shelton school salary list, remains lowest among counterparts in Fairfield County. → Read More
Shelton seeks public input in extending cannabis moratorium
Planning and Zoning is considering extending a moratorium on cannabis establishments in the Shelton for another year, or until regulations can be completed. → Read More
Years in the making, Shelton completes Plumb Library renovations
Plumb Memorial Library's main level renovations are complete, bringing the end to odyssey of work done throughout the city's main library building. → Read More
Shelton approves expansion of Scinto building on Forest Parkway
Shelton Planning and Zoning Commission approved Bob Scinto's expansion request for a commercial site off Forest Parkway. → Read More