Friday, January 9, 2026
Shelton Police Department urges public to thank an officer for their service
Derby Police Department thanks officers for dedication
Friday, July 25, 2025
Ansonia to host Family Night at Warsaw Park to thank first responders
Saturday, November 11, 2023
Saturday, August 26, 2023
3 Ansonia police officers congratulated on promotions
Tuesday, July 18, 2023
Ansonia Fire Family Night to thank city's volunteer firefighters for service
Mayor David S. Cassetti + Ansonia Fire Commission would like to thank Ansonia’s volunteer firefighters for everything they do to keep our City safe.
Friday, June 2, 2023
Ansonia PD thanks members, students for taking part in Special Olympics torch run
Congratulations and thank you to the members of the Ansonia Police Department, their family, and Ansonia High School students who participated in today's Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
Shared from the police department's Facebook page.
Seymour Police officers win thanks for Special Olympics Torch Run participation
Thank you to the members of Seymour PD who participated in the 2023 Special Olympics Torch Run this afternoon!
Shared from the Seymour PD Facebook page.
Thursday, January 19, 2023
TEAM reports Toys 4 Kids served 1,746 children in 2022, thanks volunteers
TEAM's Facebook page post says in part:
"As always, this project was an incredible experience for us at TEAM. We could not pull it off without your support, including all of the volunteers who took time out of their busy schedules to help us collect toys, pick up donations, sort, categorize, decorate and organize our toy store, welcome families in, and so much more.
"Thank you for giving of your time, efforts, talents and donations to this project. We hope that each of you found great meaning of the holiday season through Toys 4 Kids."
Friday, October 28, 2022
Cassetti thanks Ansonia's first responders for their sacrifice on special day
Mayor David S. Cassetti would like to thank all of the City of Ansonia first responders as we recognize their sacrifices and contributions on Honoring the Nation's First Responders Day.
This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.
Friday, October 30, 2020
Derby mayor beats COVID-19, thanks residents for support
Sharing Friday morning's Facebook post from Derby Mayor Richard Dziekan:
"As most of you know I came down with COVID-19 three weeks ago.
"I would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers. The outpouring was unbelievable I can’t thank you enough. It was a tough road but Sherry and myself made it out. We are 100%. 
"God bless you all wear your mask and sanitize your hands."
Monday, May 4, 2020
Ansonia FD wins plaudits on International Firefighters Day
This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page:
Saturday, December 7, 2019
Thursday, September 5, 2019
'Pink warriors' to model in fashion show benefit in Oxford for Seymour Pink
I'm thrilled that I've been selected as a pink warrior and I'll be participating in the above-mentioned Day of Glamour at Quarry Walk in Oxford.
In February 2011 I became one of many women in the Valley who has heard the dreaded words "you have breast cancer."
I feel that each year since then has been a gift: eight and a half years and counting.
Today I want to thank the wonderful friend who nominated me to be a part of this fun event to benefit Seymour Pink!
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Shout out to Seymour police officer who delivered prescription to a resident
Seymour Patrol Officer Michael Jasmin should be recognized for doing a great job in these hazardous weather conditions!
He truly knows the meaning of "to protect and serve."
Elizabeth Anderson wrote:
"Thank you so much to Patrol Officer Michael Jasmin for making an emergency delivery in this dangerous weather!! I
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Saying thanks to readers
I didn't post anything new today to see if anyone would stop by my blog.
And more than 400 of you did.
I just want to say thank you for visiting! I appreciate it.
Friday, November 4, 2016
Gratitude expressed for quick work of Ansonia emergency personnel
Soon after returning home from attending a political debate at Seymour Middle School Thursday evening, I heard sirens. Lots of them.
I was sitting at my desktop computer and since Ralph wasn't home - he had been at a meeting in downtown Ansonia - something made me turn on broadcastify.
In less than a minute I heard a voice on the scanner say it was a minivan involved in an accident.
I knew before the person said "extrication needed, this is a disabled driver with a handicapped van" or something similar - that it was Ralph.
The next moment the phone rang and caller ID said Jared Heon, Ansonia Rescue Medical Services director, was on the other end.
Cue shaking.
"Is it Ralph?" I asked him. He said yes, it was but that he was OK. He gave me the location of the accident and I said I'd be right there.
I told our daughter, Allegra, what happened and ran out of the house and headed less than a mile down the hill to the accident. I parked the car and ran down Platt Street to the scene. Allegra followed minutes later.
When I got there Ralph was still sitting in the driver's seat with a neck brace on.
The airbag hadn't deployed. I was relieved to see that he was coherent.
Ansonia Police Officer Michael Castillo had used a pick axe on the passenger-side window so that workers could unlock the door and get to Ralph. The van was leaning at about a 20-degree angle to the right, Ralph said, and he was leaning with it, still strapped into his seat belt.
He said he had swerved to avoid a car, and ended up off the road.
At Griffin Hospital emergency department Ralph was immediately taken care of, and X-rays were taken of his knee. Fortunately nothing was broken.
I am writing this mostly because I want to publicly thank the Ansonia Police Officers, firefighters from Webster Hose Hook & Ladder Company #3, and members of Ansonia Rescue Medical Services who took care of Ralph at the scene, and the medical personnel who took care of him at Griffin Hospital.
We truly appreciate everything.
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Spooner House in Shelton expresses gratitude for generous donations
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Friday, August 7, 2015
Ansonia resident welcomed home from service
"If you drove down Main Street today, you may have noticed a banner flying high. We proudly welcome home Cheryl Jacob after serving seven years in the Army. As an aviation specialist, Cheryl was deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan and South Korea, to name a few. Welcome home Cheryl and thank you for your years of service!"





















