Brian Gioiele is a journalist for hearst, focusing on local news in Shelton, Connecticut. With a wide range of publications he writes for, including CT Insider, Shelton Herald, and Greenwich Time Newspaper, Brian covers various topics such as real estate development, community events, crime reports, and local business updates.
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Brian Gioiele's focus is on local news, particularly centered around the city of Shelton in Connecticut. His coverage heavily emphasizes local government announcements, legal policy regulations and press releases.
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By: Brian Gioiele
Shelton educators celebrated the coming opening of school with its annual staff convocation, which including welcoming 20 new teachers to the fold.
By: Brian Gioiele
MILFORD — Mayor Tony Giannattasio's push to extinguish the idea of more smoke shops opening their doors in the city is still up in the air.
Damage from the recent rain storm has led to the state closing Shelton's Indian Well State Park swimming area for the remainder of the season.
By: Brian Gioiele
Carrie Frederick combines her creative nature and love of teaching students into a mix that has earned her Shelton's Teacher of the Year.
By: Brian Gioiele
The Planning and Zoning Commission has stamped out Rodeo Cannabis’ plans to open the first and what would be only cannabis dispensary in the city.
By: Brian Gioiele
The chain restaurant Buffalo Wild Wings is poised to add a branch at the former Arooga's at 381 Bridgeport Ave., in Shelton.
By: Brian Gioiele
Plans for a skate park on a portion of Veterans Memorial Park have morphed into plans for a larger recreational complex behind the Shelton Community Center.
By: Brian Gioiele
The Planning and Zoning Commission may have an appetite for a grocery store at Fountain Square, even as they prepare to again deny apartments at the site.
By: Brian Gioiele
Four Shelton restaurants received priority item violations during Naugatuck Valley Health District inspections in August.
By: Brian Gioiele
A Stratford kitchen and bath remodeling company will soon be making the move to Milford.
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