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Stonecutter Was a Good Listener for Whom Words Meant a Lot ?

ORANGE -- When you gave Thomas Pagano a greeting card, you'd want to be darned sure it had the appropriate sentiment, inside and out. "Words meant a lot to him, so whenever we gave him a birthday or Father's Day card, he would read it word for word -- and read it out loud," laughed a daughter, Pat Iwaniw of North Haven. "So we wanted to make sure we always got the right card for him, because we knew he was going to really read it. And for the cards he gave us, he would always write my sister ...

W. Haven to Offer Fire Academy?

By Abbe Smith Register Staff WEST HAVEN -- Ever wonder what it takes to be a firefighter but not sure you want to quit your desk job?

Ghost Hunter's Program in Derby to Focus On Supernatural, City Roots

By Patricia Villers Register Staff DERBY -- Cathy Williams, Derby Public Library director, said the city will connect to its namesake of Derby, England, as the library plays host to a famous ghost-hunting resident of that town.

Guilford Schools Open This Week, but Work Goes On?

By Susan Misur Register Staff GUILFORD -- Some school construction may continue when classes begin Thursday, but it won't interfere with classroom instruction or affect student space, Superintendent Thomas Forcella said this week.

Killingworth Charter Changes 'Evolutionary?'

By Stan Fisher Register Correspondent KILLINGWORTH -- Contrary to some early campaign season rhetoric, the proposed revisions to the town charter that will be submitted for voter approval in November are evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, its authors say.

No Green Light for Outfit That Handles Organics?

By James Tinley Register Staff MILFORD -- The expansion of a company near the Housatonic River that turns organic materials into soil and mulch has been blocked by the Planning and Zoning Board.

Echo Hose Ambulance to Hold Benefit Tag Sale for Shelton Boy?

By Patricia Villers Register Staff SHELTON -- Echo Hose Ambulance Corps headquarters is the place to be Sept. 5 as the organization hosts a "huge" tag sale to benefit a local boy battling cancer.

School Board Hires Federal Funds Overseer?

By Abbe Smith Register Staff WEST HAVEN -- The school district is using money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to hire someone to oversee management of stimulus dollars.

Ashcroft to Speak in Cheshire?

By Luther Turmelle North Bureau Chief CHESHIRE -- The leadership of the town's Republican Party is hoping a little star power next month will translate into a victory for its candidates in November.

A Dream Comes True for West Haven Girl

By Pamela Mcloughlin Register Staff MILFORD -- A ride in a stretch limousine to the mall, two close girlfriends and $2,400 to spend.