Naugatuck Launches Time-Saving Website To Renew Dog Licenses

June is dog licensing month, and owners in Naugatuck can now take advantage of an easier way to renew.

It's Time to Register for the Summer Arts Program at the Warner

This year, they will offer three one-week sessions for ages 7-15, and one two-week sessions for high school students, ages 14-18.

“Famine Summer School: Heroes of Black ’47” June 1-3

Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University will host “Famine Summer School: Heroes of Black ’47” from June 1-3

New High-Speed Chair Lift Coming to Blue Mountain Resort

BLUE MOUNTAIN RESORT TO RECEIVE NEW HIGH-SPEED, SIX-PERSON CHAIRLIFT Also Selling Off 247 Old Lift Chairs

Waterbury Symphony Orchestra to Present Opera's Greatest Hits

Jordan Costa, Sam Kidd, Anna Kelly, and Greer Lyle will perform alongside WSO Music Director, Leif Bjaland, and the wonderful WSO musicians.

Act of Connecticut Announces 2022-2023 Season

The season will mark the theater’s fifth season and includes some of Artistic Director, Daniel C. Levine's favorites.

Obituary: Virginia Mary (D’Alessandro) Iacovino, 96, of Waterbury

She died at the Beacon Brook Health Care Center in Naugatuck and leaves family in Naugatuck.

Obituary: Mary “Betty” Flanigan, 93, Formerly of Naugatuck

She was employed as a secretary to the Chief of Police for the Borough of Naugatuck for more than 20 years.

Preview of 'The Music is You, The Music of John Denver'

A Special Benefit Concert for McCall Center for Behavioral Health & Central Naugatuck Valley Help, Inc.

Aquatopia Voted #1 Best Indoor Waterpark in the U.S.

CAMELBACK RESORT’S AQUATOPIA INDOOR WATERPARK RECOGNIZED BY USA TODAY 10BEST READERS’ CHOICE 2022 AWARDS

The Outlaws with The Artimus Pyle Band Coming to the Warner

THE OUTLAWS WITH THE ARTIMUS PYLE BAND on the Main Stage June 10, 2022

Media Arts Film Festival on May 13 at WCSU

In its eighth year, the festival showcases the best student works from Media Production, Digital & Interactive Media and Art.

WCSU students receive Alumni Association Scholarships

Funds for the scholarships are provided by donations from alumni and friends of the WCSU Alumni Association.

Theater Review: “Metamorphoses” at Western CT State University

Dept. of Theatre Arts staged the Drama Desk Award winner and Tony Award nominated play in the university’s VPAC.

Juvenile Arrested After Displaying BB Gun In Downtown Naugatuck: PD

A juvenile was arrested Saturday after a BB gun designed to look like a pistol was displayed near a restaurant, according to police.

10 Car Windows Smashed Mother's Day Morning In Naugatuck: Police

"It's safe to say we don't think you’re making your mother very proud this Mother's Day," Naugatuck police said on social media.

Naugatuck Police Seek To ID Burglary Investigation Suspect

Anyone with information is asked to contact Naugatuck police.

Obituary: Mary 'Betty' Flanigan, 93, Of Naugatuck

A Naugatuck resident for more than 50 years, she worked as secretary to the Chief of Police for the Borough of Naugatuck for over 20 years.

Naugatuck To Hold Special Public Hearing On Sale To Bluewater Property Group

The Board of Mayor and Burgesses will hold a public hearing regarding the consideration of the sale of land to Bluewater Property Group.

Obituary: Virginia Chittenden Pierpont, 93, of Essex

After growing up in Naugatuck, she lived for many years in Middlebury, followed by Southbury, Clinton, and finally Essex.

From Nardelli's - We're hiring!

Nardellli's is now accepting online applications for Full-time and Part-time Assistant Managers and Staff at most locations.

Obituary: Dr. John V. Pito, 63, of Middletown

Dr. Pito completed his residency at St. Mary's Hospital and was employed by Yale-New Haven Health; he leaves family in Naugatuck.

Obituary: Charles A. “Charlie” Longo, 66, of Naugatuck

Charlie was co-owner, with his brother Joe, of United Auto Sales, and Service, Inc. which was founded in Waterbury in 1953.

Thank You Friends Of The Greater Waterbury Campership Fund

Coming up on May 12

Obituary: ​Diane (Lavado) Celozzi, 73, of Naugatuck

Diane lived most of her life in Naugatuck and was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother.

​ Auditions Postponed for MATILDA at the Warner Theatre in Torrington

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Auditions for Roald Dahl's MATILDA at the Warner Theatre have been postponed.

WCSU Nursing Named Among '30 Most diverse in America'

WCSU was also ranked one of ‘Seven Best Accredited Nursing Schools in Connecticut’ by nursingprocess.org

Palace Theater Creator Of 2ND ACT Sheree Marcucci to Tell Her Story

Marcucci will share her own 2ND ACT story on June 7, 7:00pm at the venue’s Poli Club.

Busy Weekend for NVCC Theatre Dept.

The department, which is celebrating the 50th anniversary of theater at the college, is having quite a busy re-emergence from Covid.

NVCC Nursing Program Ranks Among Top Colleges in the Northeast

The college’s nursing program provides students with high-quality instruction and clinical learning experiences.

Naugatuck Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize

A Naugatuck resident recently purchased a winning ticket from an area business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Dogs Removed From Naugatuck Training Facility Being Evaluated By Vet

Police said over 30 dogs removed from a Naugatuck training facility as part of an animal cruelty investigation are receiving proper care.

Update from Naugatuck PD: Status of Dogs

Animal control officers are being overwhelmed with phone calls, which is taking away from their primary goal of caring for these dogs.

'Love All,' New Play about Billie Jean King in Development

New play about sports icon and trailblazer for equality Billie Jean King in development

New Works Festival at TheaterWorks Hartford

This free festival, running May 16–22, explores and celebrates new voices in American Theater.

Video Table Reading of "Save the Palace" on May 17

SAVE THE PALACE “BROADWAY BOUND” UNIQUE VIDEO TABLE READING MAY 17

'Whodunnit' Runs at Sherman Playhouse Through May 21

WHODUNNIT at the SHERMAN PLAYHOUSE - Now playing through May 21; face masks will continue to be required to be worn at all times.

Video Submissions for final casting for 'In The Heights' Due by May 7

MAR has posted a casting call via video submission for two principal roles and male ensemble members in the first show of the summer.

'Silent Sky' Opens This Week at The Warner

The true story of 19th-century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt explores a woman’s place in society.

Summer Arts Program 2022 Coming to The Warner

Registration is open now! To register, and for more information about each session, please visit at warnertheatre.org/summerarts