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New Fees Will Pay for Transfer Station Operation Costs

Public Works Director Craig Cesare said it costs $500,000 a year to run the transfer station…
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Joining Consortium Will Save Town Thousands

Council approves membership that will save $30,000 with first purchase of a loader.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Town to Buy Used Pickup for Public Works

Some questioned the wisdom of buying used, but others said it's a great way to save taxpayers…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Town Officials Optimistic FEMA Will Pick Up Irene Clean-Up…

The town spent more than $100,000 to clean up after the massive storm, but federal agency may…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

New Road Treatment Cheaper, Better

The new pre-treatment the Public Works Department is using on town roads before storms is…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Council Considering Public Works Hiring

Council Committee approves three additions positions; full council to vote Tuesday.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Transfer Station Fees Approved

It will take a couple of months to implement them, town officials said.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Bulk Leaf Pickup Starts Soon

Public Works employees will start collecting bagged leaves on April 23.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

OSHA Visits Town for Possible Public Works Safety Violations

Safety equipment was reportedly lacking in a sewer repair job done Monday.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Fall leaf and brush collection

Public Works Director Craig Cesare announces the scheduling of Fall leaf and brush collection…
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Leaf and Brush Pickup Starts Monday

Debris from last weekend's snow storm also will be taken if left curbside.
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Parks Employees Going Back to Work

Legislative Council Monday approved agreement with union that brings the laid-off workers…
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Corcoran Concedes, Wishes Jackson Well

It was a tough night for Republicans Tuesday.
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New Freedom Tree Planted at Freedom Park

Beautification efforts at Freedom Park are underway.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Kennelly to Remain at Public Works Helm for Another Month

Administration vows to have permanent candidate to present to Legislative Council in a month.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Brush and Leaf Collection Around the Corner

The annual collection begins May 6, and all brush and bagged leaves must be out curbside by…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Clean Up Continues as Thousands Remain in the Dark

Echos of Irene: Hamden was the hardest hit of all the communities served by United…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Fall Phase of Paving Program Complete

There will be more paving done in the spring, according to town officials.
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Department Heads Plead their Case

The Legislative Council heard from department heads this week explaining why they asked for…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

Council Questions Amendment to Recycling Contract

Lowers town's share of recycling profits, but there are no profits right now, according to…
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0   Recommend Kathleen Ramunni

"Proceeding at Full Speed"

About 3,500 remained without power Tuesday as town continues cleanup effort from Sunday's…
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Council Approves Appointments

Appointments approved include seats on boards and commissions, as well as positions in Mayor…
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