Family Losing House Through Eminent Domain; Sentencing In Local Overdose Case; Fire At Tuttle Building: Naugatuck News

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Naugatuck Family Losing House Through Eminent Domain: Report

The state is allowed to take the house as long as it provides the family with "fair market value," but one family says the deal isn't fair

Man Sentenced For Distributing Fentanyl To Naugatuck Overdose Victim

The sentencing occurred Tuesday. The victim was just 31-year-old, federal authorities said.

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For Several Jobs

Information on all of the available jobs and details on how to apply are included below.

Naugatuck Man Violated Blight Ordinance: Police

Police say the man had several items on his property, which he failed to remove by a certain date.

Naugatuck Man Threw Girlfriend To The Ground: Police

Police say the accused also forced entry into the house after being locked out by the victim.

Fire Extinguished at Tuttle House Building: VIDEO

The blaze caused traffic issues on Church Street.

Man Refuses To Leave 66 Church Street: Police

The patron was asked to leave on several occasions but refused to do so, police said.

House Hunt: 5 Naugatuck Houses For Sale Under $75,000

Looking for a starter home or a handyman’s dream? Naugatuck Patch takes a look at a few houses for sale that are under $75,000.

'Intoxicated' Friend Refused To Leave House: Naugatuck Police

Police say the accused was found on the street allegedly yelling obscenities.

Woman Found In Possession Of Cocaine, Marijuana In Naugatuck: Police

Police say the accused was stopped as part of a motor vehicle investigation.

Naugatuck Woman Stole Package From Victim's Mailbox: Police

The package's value was less than $15, police said.