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Beekeepers swarmed in opposition last week to a proposal to let farmers use drones to spray pesticide that they say could decimate their hives and colonies.

NAUGATUCK -- Sunset Farm, the only local organic and vegetable farm, is extending its lease with the borough to expand its infrastructure and operations. The Board of Mayor and Burgesses on Tuesday entered into a 10-year extension to its existing lease with Sunset Farm for the farm to be incentivize

BRASS CITY HARVEST Local nonprofit Brass City Harvest is hitting the road for the summer farmers market season. Brass City Harvest is hosting markets on Thursdays on the Green in Waterbury, Tuesdays at the Waterbury Senior Center at 1985 East Main St., and rotating locations on Wednesdays. Th

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The following planning applications have been submitted

These are the planning applications lodged with local councils this week.

BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK — The borough’s only vegetable farm, Sunset Farm, has been officially certified organic, as it expands its roots to grow more food. Baystate Organic Certifiers, a U.S. Department of Agriculture National Organic Program accredited certifying

Owner Nicholas Felix is looking to chefs — from Berkshire County, New York City, Boston and beyond — who will take a one- or two-week gig, which they and he

BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK —The Naugatuck YMCA is looking to acquire more than 60 acres of unused open space to create a destination summer camp location. The borough of Naugatuck and the YMCA are exploring whether to have a joint venture to help the Y acquire roughl