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Selectman Perez: Budget problems known for months
July, 02, 2009
By MICHAEL MARCIANO
Editor
WINSTED — With the Winchester Board of Selectmen facing a $267,000 shortfall at the end of the 2008-09 fiscal year, Democratic Selectman Candy Perez says she’s been raising concerns for months, to no avail.
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Closson: Case against selectmen will go on
July, 02, 2009
By MICHAEL MARCIANO
Editor
WINSTED — Contrary to opinions expressed by members of the Winchester Board of Education last month, former Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman George Closson says his decision to pursue a legal battle against the board
Pro wrestlers give face time to fans
July, 02, 2009
By MICHAEL MARCIANO
Editor
WINSTED — Fans of the glitz and glamour of professional wrestling have been able to get face-to-face with some of the theatrical sport’s up-and-coming stars, who regularly come to the Laurel City for autograph sessions.
Gilbert School graduates 91 at 114th commencement
By SHAW ISRAEL IZIKSON – Special to The Winsted Journal
June, 26, 2009
WINSTED — Ninety-one teenagers made the leap into adulthood on Tuesday, June 23, as they graduated from The Gilbert School.
A large audience gathered for the ceremony well before the 7 p.m. start.
As the ceremony progressed, many of them
Rell signs NCCC nursing ed bill
By MICHAEL MARCIANO – Editor
June, 26, 2009
WINSTED — Gov. M. Jodi Rell has signed legislation that requires the State Board of Trustees of Community-Technical Colleges to pursue federal funds to start a nursing program at Northwestern Connecticut Community College (NCCC).
“Anyone who has ever spent any
Food for thought
By Michael Marciano – Editor
June, 26, 2009
WINSTED — Members of the Beardsley & Memorial Library Community are appealing to the taste buds of library patrons and supporters with the release of a new cookbook, “Cooking With Friends.” The 70-plus-page publication contains more than 250 recipes and
Winsted couple touching the sky
By GINA L. SARTIRANA – Staff Reporter
June, 26, 2009
WINSTED — For more than three decades, Alegra and Ben Davidson, 64 and 69, have taught thousands of people their ongoing passion — hang gliding. But if you haven’t heard of their business, you shouldn’t be surprised.
Business hasn’t been as
Selectmen getting finances in order
By MICHAEL MARCIANO - Editor
June, 19, 2009
WINSTED — The town’s financial situation will be the center of discussion at two special meetings scheduled next week by the Winchester Board of Selectmen.
On Tuesday, June 23, at 7 p.m., the board will discuss the status of the
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