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10 North Haven Teachers Losing Jobs

By on May 2, 2012 in Blog, Education

Ten teachers have been notified they won’t be working for North Haven public schools in the next school year. Two of them resigned after being notified their contracts wouldn’t be renewed and the positions of the other eight are being eliminated for budget and programmatic reasons, according to Superintendent of Schools Robert D. Cronin. Continue [...]

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Cronin Proposes Increase in Education Budget

By on January 27, 2012 in Blog, Education, Money & Financial

In his first budget presentation before the Board of Education Thursday night, Superintendent of Schools Robert D. Cronin stuck close to his priorities for the school district. Cronin, who will reach his one-year anniversary in North Haven in April, is asking for a $45.66 million budget for 2012-13, a 2.86 increase over the current $44.39 [...]

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North Haven Caucus Fills Slate After Recount

By on January 18, 2012 in Blog, Town Government

The Democratic Town Committee has a full slate of members following a caucus last week. While four out of five districts wrapped up their business quickly, there were delays in counting the vote totals in the 5th District, where party members, including Chairman Peter Criscuolo, at first questioned the nominating process. Continue reading…

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Photovoltaic Array at Old North Haven Dump to Save Town Millions

By on January 3, 2012 in Blog, Green News, Money & Financial

The old town landfill soon will have a new addition that is expected to save the town millions of dollars: photovoltaic solar panels. The panels should be installed and start working for the town by the end of 2012, said Bob Landino, chairman of Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC of Middletown, a developer of photovoltaic projects. [...]

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State Slates Hearing on Closing of North Haven Nursing Home

By on December 20, 2011 in Blog, Health and Fitness, Local Business

NORTH HAVEN — Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement issues have caused a problem for the bottom line at a local nursing home that plans to close. The administrator of Clintonville Manor, Melissa Simonetti, notified the state Department of Social Services of the intention to close earlier this month. The state will conduct a public hearing on [...]

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