Obituary: Helena A. Cardamone, 79, of Naugatuck

She was a retired Accounts Receivable Clerk, and Customer Service representative.

Obituary: William M. Birch, 67, of Naugatuck

He was a longtime resident of Naugatuck, and had worked at Waterbury Rolling Mills for 33 years. He was known as “Mr. Fix It.”

Naugatuck: Legal Notice Delegates 2022 Democrat And Republican

Naugatuck has several upcoming political conventions.

Obituary: Robert Donald Cess, 89, of Litchfield

He was a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University.

Obituary: Michael James Norton, 64, of Beacon Falls

Mike was a Heavy Equipment Machine Operator-Mechanic for Apple Oil Company of West Haven.

'Mrs. Doubtfire' Announces New Cast Members

The new musical comedy begins performances on Broadway on Thursday, April 14 at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre (124 W 43rd St).

'Jersey Boys' Launches Jersey Boys IPA with New Jersey Beer Company

The Tony Award-Winning Musical 'Jersey Boys' Inspires Jersey Boys IPA Salute!

The Burry Fredrik Foundation Marks 10 Years of Support

The Burry Fredrik Foundation is marking 10 years of support for Connecticut’s non-profit professional producing theaters.

News From Waterbury Teachers Federal Credit Union

This information was shared in the latest newsletter of the credit union.

St. Joseph Medal Recipient for St. Vincent Ferrer Church

Archbishop Blair awarded the medals at a Mass at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford on March 20.

Ecumenical Food Bank Needs

The items needed at the Ecumenical Food Bank in Naugatuck were listed in the St. Vincent Ferrer Church bulletin.

'Jesus Christ Superstar' at ACT of CT - A Review

This unique and stellar production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” will run through April 17.

The Outlaws with The Artimus Pyle Band Coming to the Warner

THE OUTLAWS WITH THE ARTIMUS PYLE BAND to appear on the Main Stage of the Warner on June 10, 2022.

Greek Gods & Today's Power Dominators Topic Of Poetry Reading

On Saturday, April 2, poet Susan A. Katz will read her poetry that compares the self-appointed Greek gods to today's violent power titans

National Doctors’ Day - Medical Workers Need our Empathy

The world of medicine has become more complex than ever. Doctors have an overwhelming job.

Connecticut State Universities Collaborate on Virtual Career Fair

The first Consortium Virtual Career Fair is scheduled to take place from noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 20.

Obituary: Ronald G. Boucher, 87, of Bethlehem

A graduate of CCSU, he worked as a teacher at both Kaynor Technical High School and Oliver Wolcott High School for many years.

Brass City Charter School Slated To Receive Grant From State

The school is located on Willow Street in Waterbury.

Auditions Announced for Dinner Theater

Auditions Announced for Comedy Wedding & Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre by AspenDream Productions™

Obituary: Kathleen M. Scully of Watertown

Kathy’s career came full circle when she was named principal at Fletcher W. Judson School in 2014 until her retirement in 2020.

Star of Freedom Opens Ivoryton Playhouse 2022 Season

A brand-new musical written by Connecticut writers is about to take the stage.

Preview of Robin-The Ultimate Robin Williams Tribute Experience

Robin-The Ultimate Robin Williams Tribute Experience Comes to Waterbury’s Seven Angels Theatre on April 9. Nanu Nanu!

Obituary: Helen P. Majewski, 100, of Waterbury

She was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great grandmother whose family always came first.

Sip & Sculpt at WCSU on April 8

‘Sip & Sculpt’ at WCSU provides an enjoyable evening of art and wine

WCSU Student Curates New Exhibit at Brookfield Craft Center

WCSU senior art student Daisy Gesualdi curates new exhibit at Brookfield Craft Center.

Obituary: Linda Elizabeth Coad, 80, of Woodbury

At age 16, she began her working life at the Southbury Training School. Linda served 20 years as a dispatcher for the Newtown Police.

Obituary: Lynn Armington (Rizzuti), 54, of West Hartford

Lynn eventually began a career in restaurant management, quickly becoming a force in the field.

Obituary: John F. “Jack” Carroll Jr. of Watertown

He was a respected leader of Watertown Police Department for 22 years.

Albanian Community Center Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

The scholarship will award three high school seniors $500 each.

2 Fugitives Arrested, 2 Children Recovered In Waterbury: Feds

The two fugitives are from Rhode Island, according to authorities.

International Exchange Student Breaks WCSU Swimming Records

International exchange student from ‘across the pond’ breaks swimming records at WCSU

Former Naugatuck Woman Guilty Of $40M Yale Equipment Theft: Feds

Jamie Petrone, 41, used the money from sales of millions in stolen medical equipment on luxury cars, real estate, and travel, feds said.

Waterbury Man Charged With Federal Firearm And Drug Offenses

Dartre Booker was indicted for firearm possession and heroin distribution offenses.

Outdoor Dining Can Continue Through 2023

State Senator Joan Hartley joined in passing the legislation to protect against the spread of COVID-19.

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For 16 Jobs

Here is a look at all the available jobs and how to apply for them.

Waterbury-Based Company Will Pickup Recycling In Naugatuck

EyeRecycle is looking to save homeowners time by picking up their recyclable bottles and cans.

Our Lady of the Assumption Students Confirmed on Saturday

Congratulations to the young people of our Parish who were confirmed on March 26 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford.

From Jamie Hulley Arts: We Blooming Did it!

The 2nd Annual Online Raffle Fundraiser Was A GREAT BIG Blooming Success.

Obituary: Lili Estol Wadsworth, 100, of Southbury

She achieved everything she dreamed of when she worked and studied at Harvard University until 1988

Isabel Leonard at UConn's Jorgensen Center on Apr 5

Isabel Leonard at UConn's Jorgensen Center Tue, Apr 5 (In-Person & Livestream)