2 Work Vans Stolen From Naugatuck Business, Cops Say

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

MLB's Official WubbaNub Collection For Baby's 1st Baseball Season

Offering extra comfort when their team is tied at the bottom of the 9th inning, WubbaNub’s include cozy plush toys attached to a pacifier.

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

Ff students and their families need to get vaccinated against COVID-19, they can do that at this event.

Obituary: David W. Hazard

Beloved Husband, Son, Brother and Friend

Waterbury Resident ID'd As Man Found In Naugatuck River: Police

George Fiallos was last seen by members of his family on July 16. His body was found in the river in Naugatuck on Tuesday.

Naugatuck Area Restaurants Received Revitalization Grants

Naugatuck area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.

Obituary: Rafael Rivera, 52, of Naugatuck

Prior to the Covid 19 pandemic, Rafael was employed as a teacher having taught English as a second language in China.

Obituary: Robert Duane Flaherty

Kind and Lighthearted Family Man

Waterbury Man Sentenced In Fed Prison For Gun, Drug Offenses

Alejandro Velez, 41, of Waterbury, was sentenced to 60 months of imprisonment.

Women's Giving Circle Helps Women, Girls Thrive

In four years, the Circle has awarded $121,500 to sixteen area organizations.

Corrected Sale Dates for Waterbury's Palace Theater

The corrected sale dates of tickets for upcoming shows are the Palace Theater are below.

Tuesday Concert on the Woodbridge Green

A good-sized crowd headed to the Green in Woodbridge to enjoy the music of "West Rock."

NVCC  Foundation Awarded Connecticut Community Foundation Grant

The NVCC Foundation received a grant of $35,500 from the Connecticut Community Foundation.

Sen. Hartley Welcomes Investment In State’s Manufacturers

The State Bond Commission invested $13 million in Connecticut’s Manufacturing Innovation Fund.

Body Discovered In Naugatuck River; Police Investigating

The dead person was discovered Tuesday afternoon, according to Naugatuck police.

Local College Student Donates 5,000 Items To Acts 4 Ministry

Waterbury resident Kendelle Rose Pitts orchestrated a drive at her local church to collect over 5,000 personal care items

Reckless Motorcycle Operator Sought By Naugatuck Police

The motorcyclist sped away when an officer tried to pull the man over on July 19.

Thrown Stone Announces its 2021 Season: The Suburbs

Three world premieres will be performed at three outdoor locations in Ridgefield, August 26 – September 12, 2021.

Permaculture Garden Receives Multiple Grants

The $3,000 grant will be used to pay student interns to care for the on-campus garden, as well as for the maintenance & development.

The Theatre Leadership Project Announces New Project

Program will support and retain BIPOC company managers and assistant company managers currently working on Broadway

NVCC Foundation Awarded Grant

Naugatuck Valley Community College Foundation Awarded Grant to Support Female Students with Financial Need

Alzheimer’s and Summer

Alzheimer’s and Summer: How you can ensure your loved ones with Alzheimer’s or Dementia are having a safe summer

NVCC Opening Fall Semester with Virtual Orientation

Naugatuck Valley Community College Opening Fall Semester with Virtual Orientation Focused on Student Resources

Waterbury Resident Wins CT Lottery Prize

The winning scratch-off ticket was sold in Middlebury, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Obituary: Henry F. Grabowski, 86, of Terryville

Henry was a graduate of Central Connecticut State University and served as the Director of Guidance at Plainville High School.

Obituary: Mary (Koldys) Knox, 95, of Litchfield

She lost her left arm in an accident at the age of five but remained resilient, adaptable & determined.

Obituary: Bridget S. (Mazerolle) LeFrancois, 81, of Wolcott

A prayer service will commence at the conclusion of calling hours at 7:00 p.m. Burial will be held private and at the family's convenience.

Why is Fair Trade and Organic Important for Coffee?

Nora’s Naturals Coffee is on a mission to support health and wellbeing by sourcing single-origin coffee that sets the example.

Rep. Digiovancarlo Secures $82K In State Funds For Waterbury

The $82,700 grant from a bonding request will fund the two East Mountain Park projects in full.

Obituary: Irene Broderick, 89, of Naugatuck

A lifelong Naugatuck resident, Irene retired from Uniroyal Chemical, where she worked as a lab technician.

Obituary: Stephen M. Sackter, 79, of Prospect

He proudly served his country in the United States Navy during the Bay of Pigs. He was a member of the VFW of North Haven.

Obituary: William H. Krodel Jr., Formerly of Naugatuck

He attended Naugatuck High School and University of Connecticut, graduating with a Bachelors of Science in Business in 1957

Obituary: Julie Lancaster Hickcox of Watertown

She had many one-man shows in New England Art Galleries & was represented by them; she was recently selected for inclusion on the Watertown.

Obituary: Sophia (Tina) Ramondetta Dervis, 90, of Litchfield

Mrs. Dervis taught school for forty years retiring in 1992 from Swift Junior High School in Watertown, Connecticut.

'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' - A Review

The musical is presented in short vignettes, much like a comic strip, but the fun musical numbers make it into a Broadway style performance.

Review: 'First Date,' Art Lab, ShowTown Productions Collaboration

This virtual performance is streaming for five performances on Stellar July 23-23, 2021.

Oxycodone, Marijuana Seized From BMW: Naugatuck Police

The driver fled from an attempted traffic stop and officers later found the BMW at a gas station, according to police.

Physical Therapy Students Discuss Profession with High Schoolers

Quinnipiac University physical therapy students discuss profession with high schoolers at the Keefe Community Center

Obituary: Sandra Jean Hoffman, 83, formerly of Thomaston

She was a graduate of Durham High School, Class of 1956. After high school, she began a long career in Nursing.

Obituary: Mr. Roger “Cowboy” M. Breton, 62, of Waterbury

He worked for the city of Waterbury in the park department for over 20 years and was a kidney transplant recipient.