In this episode of North Haven News: Music Under the Stars Summer Concert Series; Summer Fun at the North Haven Library; Connecticut Food Bank Issues Plea for Help.

In this episode of North Haven News: Sights and sounds from the 2010 North Haven Memorial Day Parade.

In this episode of North Haven News, I take a closer look at “ClearLane,” the new roadway deicing product that the town started using to melt the ice and snow off the roads this winter.

With the end of the year upon us, I look back on 2009, and tell you what you can expect from North Haven News in 2010.

Still looking for that perfect holiday gift for that special someone? In this episode of the North Haven News, I introduce you to my favorite gadget and show you how you can watch North Haven News on your HDTV.

In this episode of the North Haven News: CHRO Finds Merit with Gomez Case; Friends of the Library Announce “On the Same Page;” Police Union Asking for Turkey Donations.

Behind the Scenes at NHTV’s Election Live 2009

Kyle Swartz’s North Haven Citizen article.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to put together an episode of North Haven News? Well in this video, I take you behind the scenes and show you the process from start to finish.

Storm Team 8′s Geoff Fox and his family attended the North Haven Fair this past weekend. He took some great pictures and turned them into this cool music video. He was also kind enough to share. Thanks Geoff!

In this episode of the North Haven News: The Animal Haven‘s 15th Annual Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon; JDRF’s Walk to Cure Diabtes.

Information About the Lecture at Quinnipiac University:
Registration and networking begin at 11:30am. The fee for this program, which will include lunch, is $20 for PRSA members and $25 for non-members. Students with a valid ID from a university pay $10. To register, please contact Paula Fowler at 203-582-8652 or email her.

Press Release About “Hyperlocal: News In My Back Yard”

Articles about “The Memo:”
• North Haven Courier
• North Haven Citizen

The text of “The Memo:”

It is addressed to Department of Public Works Employees and it is signed by Lynn Sadosky Director of Public Works dated July 1st, 2009

SUBJECT: Potential Action Against Town

Recently I contacted the Department of Finance regarding the Town’s Policy on dealing with individuals at the work place related to potential action to be taken against the Town, whether it is a lawyer, investigator, or the claimant them self and the following important information was shared with me:

Department Heads have been reminded of the following by the Finance and Administration Office.

In instances where there is a claim or threatened action against the Town the following practice must be adhered to:

Any contact of an employee at the workplace by outside party investigating a claim shall be directed immediately to the Department Head who will immediately pass it on to the Finance/Risk. There should be absolutely no interaction with the individual whether it is lawyer, investigator, or the claimant them self. This applies to General Liability, Auto Liability, Workers Compensation, etc. Any activity such as this could be viewed as insubordination and will be dealt with accordingly.

I wanted to pass on this important information to those of you who may, from time to time, be approached regarding action against the town.

As always, should you have questions regarding this correspondence, please feel free to contact me directly.

In this very special kids edition of the North Haven News: Music Under the Stars Concert Series; Summer Camp Programs; NHHS Jazz Ensemble and Brass Quintet.

Unexpected Board of Education Cuts; Property Tax Increase; Five New Resolutions Passed; North Haven Trail Association Launches New Website.

Timothy Doheny to run on Republican ticket in November; J. Michael Betz appointed director of finance-administration; Town limits transfer station trips.

North Haven food drive in desperate need of donations; Libby’s Italian Pastry Shop coming to town; Solar-powered fitness center.

Police sign a new contract; Ridge Road’s “Shred Day;” and the football team wins!

In this episode of the North Haven News: A New Energy Plan for North Haven; The North Haven Education Association is honored with the Connecticut Consortium of Education Foundations’ 2008 Award; Sen. Len Fasano Visits Ridge Road Elementary School

In this episode of the North Haven News: Standardized Test Scores and Sewer Bills Going Up; North Haven News in the News; & A Happy Birthday Shout Out.

In this episode of the North Haven News: the Rabina project falls through; Rep. Len Fasano gets into a shoving match at the Republican National Convention; and the Town Pool reopens.

This episode is all about North Haven’s Clean Energy Task Force.

In this episode of the North Haven News: Republican Candidate for State Representative; Board of Ed Appointment Ruffles Feathers; Porn Shop Coming Soon; NHTV Gets Additional Funding; & Manhole in the Athletic Field at the High School.

The 2008 New Haven 4th of July fireworks display.

In this episode of the North Haven News: North Haven switches from Anthem Blue Cross to ConnectiCare for its medical coverage; remediation costs for the high school’s athletic field; Ridge Road Elementary School’s 60th birthday; and school lunch prices are going up.

In this short & sweet episode of the North Haven News, we talk about the North Haven High School Girl’s Softball team’s victory over Waterford for the state championship, and give you an update on the high school’s field of debris.

In this episode of the North Haven News: The 2008-2009 Budget Vote Results; Rabina’s Plans for the Old Pratt & Whitney Site; and the North Haven High School’s Athletic Field of Debris.

Sights and sounds from the 2008 Town of North Haven, CT Memorial Day Parade