Jury to determine Perrotti’s fate
by MARJORIE NEEDHAM
Former Middlebury Volunteer Fire Department (MVFD) Chief Paul Perrotti’s trial on federal charges of wrongful taking of town funds concluded today, and the ... Continue Reading →
Perrotti trial running behind schedule
by MARJORIE NEEDHAM
At the end of the day Wednesday, July 15, Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer asked the attorneys in the Paul Perrotti trial what their expectations were for Thursday. They predicted they ... Continue Reading →
Car thieves target Middlebury
Two stolen cars were reported to the Middlebury Police Department, Chief James Viadero said on Tuesday, July 7. The cars, stolen from different parts of Middlebury, were both stolen ... Continue Reading →
Officer Demers, Jay graduate
The Middlebury Police Department proudly announced that Officer Edward Demers and his K9, Jay, graduated from the 173rd State Police K9 Training Troop on May 28, 2015, in a ceremony ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury fire calls June 2 to 29, 2015
Middlebury Fire Calls – June 1 to 29, 2015
2015-06-01 06:24 11 Nutmeg Road. Burnt toast. Reset alarm.
2015-06-01 05:39 1496 Straits Turnpike. One-car motor vehicle accident ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury police seek larceny suspect identity
Middlebury Police ask you to look at the following photos of a vehicle and of a white male suspect and to contact them if you recognize the suspect or the car. The vehicle, possibly ... Continue Reading →
Man allegedly exposes himself to others
Middlebury police officers were dispatched to the area of Hop Brook Dam at approximately 10 a.m. Friday, June 5, 2015, in response to a report that a white male was exposing himself ... Continue Reading →
Thief smashes and grabs at Hop Brook Dam Park
Middlebury Police Chief James Viadero said a thief smashed and grabbed Tuesday, May 19, and Wednesday, May 20, to obtain items from vehicles parked at Hop Brook Dam Park. ... Continue Reading →
Naugatuck men arrested, charged in kayak thefts
Two Naugatuck men were arrested in Middlebury Tuesday, April 21, after they were observed entering a yard at 512 Shadduck Road and placing two kayaks stored by the homeowner in the ... Continue Reading →
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