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One year? Go ahead, have a cigar

BY STEVE BIGHAM REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN NAUGATUCK - A pair of retired members of the Naugatuck Police Department are celebrating a successful first year in business at the Bridge Cigar Shop at 155 Quinn St. Naugatuck natives Bryan “Chuck” Cammarata and Paul Markette opened the shop and loun

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Authorities seek help with case of illegally dumped tires in Beacon Falls

Authorities seek help with case of illegally dumped tires in Beacon Falls
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Tires dumped in Beacon Falls

368 Tires are strewn along the side of Lasky Road in Beacon Falls on Feb. 18. -CONTRIBUTED BEACON FALLS Police are seeking information on who dumped dozens of tires along Lasky Road near the Bethany border. Police said state Department of Transportation workers reported the illegal dumping on Feb. 18. Police said about 50 tires were dumped down an embankment next to the state road, also known as Route 42, in an area where no homes are in view. Police said DOT workers removed most of the tires but weren’t able to immediately reach 15 to 20 tires because they were down the snow- and ice-covered embankment with more snow on the way. The DOT planned to return to clean up the remaining tires.

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