Milford Selectmen on Monday approved a process to search for a replacement for retiring Town Administrator Louis Celozzi.
The next Milford town administrator should have an advanced degree in business or management, will take an active role in budget formation and earn between $90,000 and $125,000. Selectmen approved the job description, education requirements and salary range as part of its regular meeting Monday. The board largely approved the suggestions of current Town Administrator Louis Celozzi, while making a few adjustments for education requirements and description of duties. Celozzi last month announced his plans to retire. He will step down at the end of March, and selectmen said Monday they hope to have his successor in place for at least a few weeks prior to Celozzi's departure. Initially, the education component was listed as "Basic Knowledge," …
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Milford and State Police searched the area of Milford Country Club Wednesday morning. The helicopter stopped its search about 9:45 a.m.
UPDATED: Milford police on Wednesday afternoon said the authorities were searching for a man suspected of violating an abuse prevention order at an address on Country Club Lane. UPDATED: The State Police helicopter stopped searching about 9:45 a.m. Milford and State Police would not comment on the search. A State Police helicopter was searching the grounds of Milford Country Club Wednesday morning. The state police helicopter arrived about 9:10 a.m. Milford and state police on the scene declined comment. An initial scanner report indicated police were searching for a man, possibly in connection with the fires that have burned several structures in the area. Two structure fires that destroyed mail centers were reported on the site, near …
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Live and In Color
11:52 am on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Find an equivalent to this job in the private sector, maybe 60k a year, how about giving the taxpayer a little break and let them work their way to 90k instead of starting at that. more ›