Acts 4 Ministry Seeking Back-To-School Donations

School uniforms for all ages and supplies are requested for this non-profit's Back-to-School Drive.

Gun, 56 Bags Of Fentanyl Found In Stolen Car: Naugatuck Police

The stolen vehicle was found abandoned soon after the driver fled from police, according to officials.

Medical Student Elected to a Student National Medical Association

Quinnipiac University medical student elected to a Student National Medical Association leadership post

WCSU Unveils New Microscopy Lab

Western CT State University Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences unveils new Microscopy Lab

'Kill Move Paradise' by Playhouse on Park - A Review

The filming of the performance is extremely well executed with multiple cameras, making the online viewer feel as if they are present.

The Bouchard Brothers Perform Songs & Stories of Blue Öyster Cult

The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, “the Kate”, presents two original founding members of Blue Öyster Cult.

5 Quick and Easy Tips to Help You Stay Grounded

Amelia Vogler, grounding expert and energy medicine specialist, highlights how the practice of grounding can help improve focus, clarity.

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For 16 Jobs

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

Warner's 90th Birthday Party

Built by Warner Brothers Studios and opened in August 1931, the Warner Theatre was described then as “Connecticut’s Most Beautiful Theatre”

Air Bud and Love & Basketball at the Warner Theatre

The Warner Theatre is excited to announce we will show two free movies, AIR BUD and LOVE & BASKETBALL on Saturday, July 31.

Obituary: Theodore A. Grieder, 86, of Prospect

Mr. Theodore A. Grieder, 86, of Prospect, entered into the gates of Heaven on Monday July 19, 2021 at the Glendale Center in Naugatuck.

Obituary: Antoinette "Toni" Daddona, 95, of Wolcott

She was the matriarch of her family and she credits them for her long and joyful life. As Toni said, she loved them all 'Forever and a Day'

Obituary: Stephen J. Brunetti, 83, of Waterbury

With a career in marketing that spanned over 45 years, Steve traveled the world while working for Uniroyal, Inc. and LIMRA.

Obituary: Edna J. (Martin) Sobireski, 89, of Prospect

She was a longtime Prospect resident. Edna retired from Lewis Engineering in Naugatuck.

Obituary: Joan Marie (Frappier) Peck of Watertown

She was a stay-at-home mom before starting her career at Timex, and then the Watertown Federal Credit Union

Obituary: Jacqueline Lubanda, 78, of Naugatuck

Jacqueline lived in Naugatuck most of her life and she loved spending time with her family.

Connecticut Community Foundation Announces Scholarships

More than $976,000 were awarded to nearly 400 Greater Waterbury and Litchfield Hills students.

PPP Loans Benefited Naugatuck Businesses

The Paycheck Protection Program helped around 55,612 Connecticut businesses in 2021 alone, including some in Naugatuck.

Couches Dumped At Breen Field In Naugatuck; Infractions Issued

According to Naugatuck police, the incident occurred on July 6.

Christine Baranski to Moderate Sondheim and Lapine Digital Event

Award winning actress Christine Baranski will moderate an intimate digital conversation event on Aug. 3.

Obituary: Christine “Chris” Pryor Lynch, 81, of Granby

She worked as a nurse at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, later took a position in the infirmary for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambéry.

NVCC Hosting Manufacturing Technology Information Sessions, Tours

Naugatuck Valley Community College is hosting on-campus manufacturing information sessions and tours

Naugatuck Resident Wins Connecticut Lottery Prize

The lucky scratch-off ticket winner also purchased it locally, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Obituary: Jose Manuel Fernandes Miranda, 71, of Naugatuck

Before his retirement, Jose worked as an auxiliary police officer for the Naugatuck Police Department & retired as a construction worker.

Obituary: Shane Michael Turner, 43, of Prospect

Shane’s life may have been cut short, but he touched many lives and lived life to the fullest.

Obituary: Ronald W. Breen, 46, of Torrington

He was a graduate of Newtown High School, then went on to working in the manufacturing industry as a machine mechanic for many years.

Obituary: George Michael Zrelak, 85, of Beacon Falls

He retired from Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford after 35 years and lived most of his life in Seymour.

Obituary: Rita Mary Elizabeth Meyer Murphy, 95, of Torrington

Rita graduated at the top of her class at Torrington High School and began work as a secretary in Torrington manufacturing.

'The Adventures of Pericles' - A Review

“The Adventures of Pericles” marks the ninth consecutive year of Free Shakespeare in the Park for Valley Shakespeare Festival.

CDA to Present State's Second Annual National Dance Day

Connecticut Dance Alliance presents the State’s Second Annual National Dance Day in September.

Best Baby Shower Gifts: WubbaNub's Exclusive Collection

You can find exclusive WubbaNub characters like the Afrique Elephant, Lily Llama, and Avocado Turtle now available to shop at Mary Meyer

These Naugatuck Businesses Scored Restaurant Revitalization Money

Restaurants in Naugatuck got over $800,000 from the fund, but thousands more in Connecticut were shut out of the SBA program.

The Harold Zinno Jazz Orchestra Live

The Harold Zinno Jazz Orchestra will perform live at Verdi Restaurant with special guest vocalist Tom Chute.

Obituary: John Donet O’Connor, 84, of Wolcott

After several years of teaching, he became principal of Community and Algonquin schools.

Obituary: Deborah Elaine Landry, 72, of Watertown

She worked at Easter Seals in Waterbury from 2004 until 2020, leaving reluctantly when COVID made it difficult to work.

Obituary: Robert L. Swierbitowicz, 74, of Naugatuck

Bob lived in Naugatuck most of his life and graduated from Naugatuck High School. He worked as a welder at Ansonia Copper & Brass.

Children's Community School "Summer Bridges"

All students are attending for free this year, thanks to funding from a state summer enrichment grant.

Groundlings In-Person Shows Return

Tickets Are Selling Out Fast! Buy Your Tickets For The Groundlings Epic Re-opening.

Waterbury Benefits From Watertown Man's $5M Legacy Donation

John Staver’s donation to the Connecticut Community Foundation’s is the largest in the Foundation’s 98-year history.

14-Year-Old Naugatuck Girl Reported Missing: Police

Kaylin Courtemanche, who has been classified as an "endangered runaway," has been missing since Wednesday, according to authorities.