Review: 'Twelfth Night' by Shakesperience in the Litchfield Hills

Try to catch a performance before the set comes down on Monday.

Naugatuck-Area Unemployment Rate Increased In June: Feds

But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.

Naugatuck Police & Fire To Hold Preparedness Drill Aug. 11

The two departments will hold the emergency services training event on Wednesday in the area of Platts Mill Road and the Naugatuck River.

Update: Hospital Capacity In Naugatuck Area

Here are updated figures on hospital capacity in New Haven County.

Acts 4 Ministry Welcomes New Member To Board of Directors

Donna M. Hunt, founder of HMS Meeting Services in Shelton, has been named to the board of this non-denominational non-profit organization

Preview of "Twelfth Night" by Shakesperience in Litchfield Hills

The production features union, professional, community, and student performers under the direction of Emily Mattina.

Back To School: Naugatuck 2021-22 School Calendar

Parents in Naugatuck can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.

Tickets on Sale for Palace Theater Upcoming Shows

All Webster Bank Broadway Series Single Tickets Now On Sale! Two New Shows Also On Sale: A Christmas Story: The Musical and ABBAmania

Naugatuck Police Dept. K9 Demonstrations [PHOTOS]

K9 Judge and K9 Tommy showed off their skills at the Tuesday evening National Night Out at Linden Park.

Suspects Accused Of Stealing Catalytic Converters In Naugatuck

The suspects were found after hours at an auto repair shop on High Street in Naugatuck.

Food Festival Coming to the Green!

Naugatuck Food Truck Festival on the Green to benefit NEON

Coronavirus Transmission 'Substantial' In New Haven County: CDC

The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Naugatuck residents.

Obituary: Maritza (Irizarry) Bookless, 64, of Naugatuck

Maritza lived in Naugatuck most of her life and she worked for many years as a certified nurse’s aide.

Naugatuck Police Dept. National Night Out [PHOTOS]

The Naugatuck Police Department sponsored the National Night Out event on Tuesday evening at Linden Park.

Back to School Drive-Thru Backpack Giveaway

ACES will provide 1,300 free backpacks filled with school supplies to ALL children between the ages of 5 and 17.

Northwest Vocal Showcase Finals

The Torrington Parks & Recreation Department will present the NORTHWEST VOCAL SHOWCASE FINALS on the Warner Theatre’s Main Stage on Aug. 14.

Happiness Happens Day: 4 Tips to Improve Overall Happiness

What are some natural ways to create happiness and to maintain a healthy balance in your life while being grounded?

Naugatuck Police Dept. Holding National Night Out Tonight

The event is from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Linden Park located on North Main Street.

Obituary: George James Murphy, 83, of Waterbury

In 1972 he began his own dry cleaning business: George’s Dry Cleaning and made many good friends on his routes over the years

Obituary: Howard J. Gomme, 79, of Terryville

Prior to his retirement he was employed by Home Depot in New Hartford.

Obituary: William E. Phillips, Sr., 83, of Naugatuck

Bill was a graduate of Naugatuck High School class of 1955, and was a lifelong Naugatuck resident. He retired from Northeast Utilities.

Obituary: -John “JD” Daisey, 23, Formerly of Naugatuck

JD grew up in Beacon Falls and Naugatuck and graduated from Naugatuck High School.

“Idol Across America” Open Virtual Auditions Via ZOOM Visits CT

Open call virtual Zoom auditions for ‘AMERICAN IDOL’ in CONNECTICUT

Tracy Walton and Jason Ingriselli & The Miles North Band

This concert is the first of a series celebrating the talented musicians and bands from diverse musical backgrounds in our region.

At the Warner: Start Making Sense - A Tribute to Talking Heads

The Warner Theatre will welcome START MAKING SENSE to the Main Stage on Saturday, September 10, 2021, at 8:00 pm.

NVCC to Offer Horticulture of Cannabis Course

The cannabis course is offered to Horticulture majors who are interested in learning and training in this new thriving field.

Alzheimer’s vs Dementia - Do You Know the Difference?

Lisa Skinner, behavioral expert in the field of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, highlights the importance of educating ourselves.

WCSU Launches Social Justice Institute

The free event will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 21, on the university’s Midtown campus.

Man, 19, Charged In Shooting Of Naugatuck Woman: Hamden Police

The woman was shot in the chest when she tried to run away from the man during an argument in Hamden, according to police.

Phoenix Stage Company Mini Golf Tournament is Back

Join Phoenix Stage for a fun morning of MINI-GOLF followed by celebratory Ice Cream at R&B SPORTSWORLD, 19 Rowley Street, Winsted, CT.

Obituary: John A. Vassallo, 89, of Waterbury

He taught art and Spanish at John F. Kennedy High School. He retired in 1992, after 38 years of teaching and mentoring.

Obituary: Mrs. Gloria (D’Agostino) Vaccarelli, 87, of Waterbury

She was a familiar face there for over ten years and later worked as an assembler for DataComm, from where she retired after 15 years.

Obituary: Roger Dubois, 68, of Wolcott

Roger worked for many years at Delphi Automotive/ GM as a Machine Repair Man.

Waterbury's Palace Theater Tour August 10

The ninety-minute tour includes exploring areas of the venue not seen by the public and much detailed information.

Waterbury's Palace Theatre Seeking Additional Volunteers

Volunteer Training will begin in late August.

Obituary: Cheryl Starzyk, 63, of Torrington

Relatives and friends may call 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Tuesday, August 3rd at Phalen Funeral Home in Torrington.

Obituary: Roger W. Zailskas, 82, Formerly of Waterbury

Roger was a graduate of Crosby High School, class of 1957 where he played baseball, football and basketball.

'A Time Bomb Ticking': See Rental Arrears In New Haven County

A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.

Dorothy “Dottie” (Zibluk) Ann Evon, 79, of Naugatuck

Dottie graduated from the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing in 1963 and worked as an R.N. intermittently over the years.

2 Work Vans Stolen From Naugatuck Business, Cops Say

The commercial theft was reported Wednesday, according to Naugatuck police.