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Vincent Nuzzo, a Derby High School student, organized a home run derby. Credit: Contributed

Student’s ‘Home Run Derby’ To Benefit ALS United CT

DERBY — Derby High School junior Vincent Nuzzo, 16, is organizing a home run derby scheduled to be held May 17. Proceeds from the event will benefit ALS United Connecticut, a nonprofit group that helps people living with ALS.

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by Eugene Driscoll
Aldermanic President Frank Pergola presides over an April 23 meeting of the Board of Aldermen. Credit: Jasmine Wright photo

Public Hearing On Ansonia Budget Scheduled

ANSONIA – The city’s Board of Aldermen scheduled a public hearing over Mayor Frank Tyszka’s $68.1 million budget proposal April 30.

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by Jasmine Wright
Ansonia tax board president Edward Norman (right) addresses city resident Eddison Buenaño at a meeting of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation March 24. Credit: Jasmine Wright photo

Clock Ticking For Ansonia Tax Board To Recommend Budget

ANSONIA – Members of the city’s Board of Aldermen are still waiting for the tax board to pass a budget along, more than a month after a charter deadline to do so passed.

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by Jasmine Wright
(Left to right) Seymour Police Inspector Joseph Matusovich joins Officer Andrew Satkowski, Officer Megan McFarland, Sgt. Kevin Saksa and Seymour Police Chief John Bucherati in honoring the three officers during the April 8 police commission meeting. Credit: Jean Falbo-Sosnovich

Seymour Police Officers Recognized For Capturing Murder Suspect

SEYMOUR – Three Seymour police officers – one fresh out of the police academy – were honored this month for locating, pursuing and apprehending a man accused of fatally shooting a Bridgeport firefighter.

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by Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Zaza on Pershing Drive, in the Shop Rite plaza. Credit: Derby PD via Facebook

Derby Targets Zaza Smoke Shop

DERBY – The members of the Board of Aldermen/Alderwomen want to close a Pershing Drive smoke shop with a “colorful history.”

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by Eugene Driscoll
(left to right) Ansonia School District Assistant Superintendent Stephen Bergin and Superintendent Joseph DiBacco at a meeting of the school board’s finance committee on Jan. 21. Credit: File Photo

Pink Slips Handed Out In Ansonia Public Schools

ANSONIA – The school district issued pink slips to teachers who could potentially lose their jobs from a lack of funding.

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by Jasmine Wright

Ansonia Tax Board Doesn’t Adopt Budget

ANSONIA – After deliberating for more than three hours, members of the city’s tax board April 8 could not reach a consensus on whether to reduce a proposed $68.1 million budget from Mayor Frank Tyszka.

by Jasmine Wright

Quassy Opens April 25

Includes annual ‘Neighbors in Need’ program.

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