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Carol Kaliff / The News-TimesMain Street merchants feel the pinch from construction
Business owners on the west side of Main Street in New Milford are upset Since May 4, the street has been closed from the north end of...
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Cop's grievance details discrimination complaint
Nanci G. Hutson
A veteran black police officer has alleged he's been the victim of racial discrimination by his New Milford police administrators. Officer Ronald Young has claimed the administrators have rewarded...More »New Milford Spectrum
Ex-cop loses unemployment appeal
New Milford police face impending retirements
Council approves radio upgrade
Doc's owners face labor charges
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Dems urge scrutiny of Sherman budget
Sadly for our friends and neighbors, it will take far longer to rebound from this crisis, brought on by the reckless practices of Wall Street and the financial industry, than from a more typical...More »New Milford Spectrum
Cautions against 'business as usual' about taxes
New Milford GOP backs proposed budget
Appreciates help with bike donation drive
Observatory: 'Bring friends -- share the beauty'
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Albert Anglace, 73, was longtime president of Valley Dodge
Mr. Anglace was born July 21, 1938, in Derby, son of the late John and Mary (Onofrio) Anglace, and was a lifelong Valley resident who lived in Seymour for the last 46 years. Mr. Anglace was also...More »New Milford Spectrum
Donald Gowan III, 38, was a Canterbury coach, admissions officer
Winifed Smith, 97, lived in Marble Dale
Helen Pruchnik, 90, lived in New Milford
John Fagan, 82, had family in area towns
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Bandstand is closed for renovations
The bandstand on the Village Green in New Milford is temporarily closed for renovations. Work is under way to replace damaged planking and latticework and for painting. The work is expected to be...More »New Milford Spectrum
Zoners mull Gunnery's field project
Main Street merchants feel the pinch from construction
Low turnout, but budget gets the nod
Lions Club honors 'hero' Oscar Rasmussen
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Zoners mull Gunnery's field project
Susan Tuz
The town's Inland Wetlands Commission approved the application for the sports fields in March in the face of public outcry. Conservation Commission Chairwoman Susan Payne expressed "grave"...More »New Milford Spectrum
Tryouts set for Express youth baseball
Twilight Run 5K to make its debut soon
New Milford Parks & Rec notes
Green Wave boys' tennis carves it niche
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Library to show Newman art
New Milford Public Library will present an exhibit of acrylic nature paintings by Janet Newman from May 29 through June 30. The exhibit may be seen Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5...More »New Milford Spectrum
Auxiliary to hold flea market
Art center offering events
Garden Club to hold plant mart
Lions taking lobster orders
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Rabies clinic set in Washington
A rabies vaccination clinic for dogs and cats will be held May 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the town garage along Blackville Road in Washington. The cost is $20. Only cash will be accepted. Residents...More »New Milford Spectrum
Valerie brings the hair salon to her customers
Health & Wellness Fair set in Kent
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Chamber slates two events
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