The final scheduled debate between incumbent First Selectman Janet McCarty and Republican challenger Mike Freda wasn’t much of a debate.

The Board of Education held an emergency meeting Sept. 6 to discuss the scheduled use of the North Haven High School auditorium by the Committee to Elect Michael Freda. As it stands, Freda’s committee will be allowed to use the auditorium.

Town Hall has received a rebuttal from Leigh Gomez to its Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities response.

North Haven Town Hall has responded to the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities’ notice regarding the civil rights abuse allegations from former First Selectman’s office executive assistant Leigh Gomez.

Are you ready for the next pandemic? Is your workplace? Is your community?

The July 30 Board of Selectmen meeting turned raucous as town officials and residents aired concerns regarding a July 1 Department of Public Works memo.

As one legal matter facing North Haven quickly nears its court date, another is still in the early stages and eliciting sentiments from local politicians.

Retaliation charges may be added to the discrimination charges outlined in a letter received by North Haven First Selectman Janet McCarty on May 11 from attorney Eugene Axelrod and town employee Leigh Gomez.

There is a saying that goes “you have to spend money to make money.” That saying applied somewhat to two of the resolutions considered, and ultimately passed, at a special town meeting this week.

The Board of Selectmen met this week in what was called the quickest meeting in recent history, and voted on a single resolution to increase the bid limit for town contracts.