Obituary: Erma Honegger, 90, of Waterbury

Erma grew up in Naugatuck attending local schools and was employed at both Naugatuck glass, and Uniroyal.

Obitiuary: Elaine T. Botelle, 91, of Bethlehem

She was a graduate of Naugatuck High School, class of 1948 and retired from Meyers Supply Company in Naugatuck.

3-Year-Old Boy Struck, Seriously Injured In Waterbury Crash

A boy was hit and seriously injured by an evading car Saturday night.

Obituary: Timothy McClelland, 66, of Naugatuck

For several years, he worked for the Department of Corrections both as a Corrections Officer and Chaplain.

SGA Plans Schedule of Student Engagement to Launch Fall Semester

Naugatuck Valley Community College SGA Plans Robust Schedule of Student Engagement to Launch Fall Semester

City Youth Theater Bringing Back Broadway to Waterbury

The cabaret evening of song will feature Broadways favorite songs sung by an all star cast.

Our Lady of the Assumption Ladies Guild Seeks Crafters

The busy Ladies Guild at OLOA will host a Christmas Bazaar and Craft Fair in November and is collecting school supplies through Aug. 22.

Obituary: Marcel Veronneau, 85, of Watertown

Being an entrepreneur, Marcel owned and operated several innovative businesses in Waterbury since 1961.

Obituary: Sr. Julia L. Skiba, 99, of Waterbury

Sr. Julia later served as the Principal at Sacred Heart Grammar School for many years before her retirement.

Obituary: Raffaele “Ralph” R. Rinaldi, 91, of Prospect

After proudly serving in the US Air Force during the Korean Conflict, He worked as a self-employed electronic technician.

Laurie Taf Jackson Withdraws from Borough Elections

Deputy Mayor Laurie Taf Jackson announced late Saturday that she will not seek reelection in the upcoming borough elections.

Auditions Announced for "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer"

Auditions for the holiday musical, RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER, will be on Monday, Sept. 6 & Wednesday, Sept. 8 in the Arts Center.

Obituary: Glenn White, 74, of Naugatuck

Glenn graduated from Bassick High School in Bridgeport and he retired in 2001 from the U.S. Postal Service, having worked in Bridgeport.

Goshen Players - Evenings On The Lawn - Aug 28

These one-night-only events will offer a unique opportunity to enjoy some fine entertainment in the open air.

XGIMI's New Elfin Projector Now Available on Amazon

The Elfin features a new and totally redesigned horizontal chassis as compared to XGIMI’s more vertically-oriented current offerings.

Auditions Coming Up for all Ages at Seven Angels Theatre

EARLENE’S DINER IS REOPENING!

Obituary: Timothy McClelland, 66, of Naugatuck

Timothy, a dedicated and devoted family man, worked many years for the Department of Corrections and was heavily involved in the community.

Naugatuck Resident Wins $2 Million Lottery Prize

The winning Powerball ticket was also sold in Naugatuck, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Obituary: Kraig Olmstead, 42, of Bristol

Drawing on his artistic side, he started his own stone art and engraving business, Mad River Rock Expressions.

WCSU Cited for Praxis Success

A recently released report from the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) recognized Western Connecticut State University.

A Summer Season of Changing Lives for American Red Cross

Calling All Volunteers! Looking To Make A Difference?

NVCC  Enrolling Students for Manufacturing Technology Programs

Naugatuck Valley Community College is Enrolling Students for Manufacturing Technology Programs that Lead to Area Jobs.

It's Back-to-School Time in Oaxaca

This past year, despite the challenges of remote learning, many of our youth earned top marks and graduated at the top of their classes.

Come Celebrate Warner Theatre's 90th Birthday

Once purchased, tickets will be held for you at the door.

Mental Health and Wellbeing a Top Priority for Employees

Here are 5 tips to ensure your company has smooth transition back to the office and to improve employees’ wellbeing at work.

This Book is Helping People Cope With Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Being able to identify key symptoms, behaviors, and possible solutions can ensure that we are promoting their overall health and wellbeing.

Naugatuck Hiker ID'd Who Died At New Hampshire's Mt. Washington

The 66-year-old was hiking with his three sons along Jewell Trail when he collapsed.

4 New Leaders Join CT Community Foundation's Board Of Trustees

Avery Gaddis, Tomas Olivo, Jean Solomon and Saran D. White will join a board composed of local residents from across 21 towns.

Suspect Sought In Pickup Truck Theft In Naugatuck: Police

The pickup truck, a Dodge Ram "Big Horn," was stolen from Prospect Street on Tuesday morning.

NVCC Hosts One-Stop Fall Enrollment & COVID-19 Vaccinations

Naugatuck Valley Community College Hosts One-Stop Fall Enrollment & COVID-19 Vaccinations on Saturday, August 21

Ultimate Knee Replacement Experience Comes To Waterbury Hospital

A new robotic-assisted surgical option is available.

Camille A. Brown to Direct 'For Colored Girls' on Broadway

Brown will be the first Black woman to serve as both director & choreographer on Broadway in more than 65 years.

Obituary: Augusto Silva, 62, of Naugatuck

Born in Portugal, Augusto came to the United States with his family in 1978 and settled in Naugatuck.

Naugatuck Students, School Staff Required To Wear Masks This Fall

District officials recently outlined the mandate.

The Sixties Show Coming to Seven Angels Theatre

The don’t-miss concert of the season and it’s at Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury on Friday and Saturday August 27 & 28 at 8 PM.

Center Stage Theatre's Fall Educational Programs

Center Stage Theatre in Shelton is offering a variety of in-person classes for kids, teens and adults.

Anna “Anna Banana” M. Berardi, 51, of Naugatuck

She worked for WARC for over 26 years and Easter Seals for the past 3 years. Anna participated in the Waterbury Special Olympics.

Obituary: Joseph Charles Butler, 82, of Naugatuck

Raised in Naugatuck, he was a graduate of St. Francis of Assisi Grammar School and Naugatuck High School.

Obituary: William Albert Lance, 58, of Naugatuck

William was a well-known roofer for several companies in town, he had a work ethic that was second to none and was a proud Naugatuckian.

Obituary: Peter J. Ruggeri, 74, of Naugatuck

Peter graduated from Naugatuck High School and before retiring, worked most of his life as a machinist, most recently for Ward Leonard.