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WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen heard an update from members of the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments and WasteZero regarding the town’s waste reduction pilot program at a meeting

New sidewalks were installed just before the opening of the new school year along Washington Avenue near Woodbury Middle and Mitchell Elementary Schools. The installation was funded through a grant

The Woodbury Volunteer Fire Department wound up the town’s summer camp program by showering 50 kids with 2,500 gallons of water from the turret on Engine 8 under hot, sunny

WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen discussed the possibility of online processing of transfer station permit stickers, adopted a resolution and approved bids and transfers at a special meeting on

WOODBURY — The Shade Tree and Sidewalk Committee and the Board of Selectmen held a joint Special Meeting on Wednesday, July 19, to discuss the committee’s ongoing projects and future

WOODBURY — The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency reviewed several new applications, including for invasive species management at Minortown Road Preserve, at a meeting on Monday, July 10.

WOODBURY - First Selectman Barbara Perkinson was nominated by her fellow Republicans Tuesday night, and will now seek re-election to a third term as the town’s highest-ranking elected official in November. Democrat challenger Deb Carlton, Perkinson’s executive assistant, is expected to receive he

WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen congratulated middle and high school students who participated in an essay contest sponsored by the Woodbury Republican Town Committee at a meeting on Thursday,

WOODBURY — The Board of Selectmen, meeting Thursday, June 8, voted to revise the town’s building maintainer position from an hourly to a salaried position.

WOODBURY — Following residents’ approval of the proposed upcoming fiscal year budget at a Tuesday, May 23, referendum, the Board of Finance moved to set the mill rate for the