Obituary: Irma Salvatore, 80, of Thomaston

Prior to her retirement, she worked for Airpax. All services are private and at the convenience of the family.

Last Chance to Vote in Ion Bank Community Awards Program

Vote for 1 of the 201 participating non-profits to win grant money in the 12th Annual Community Awards Program through March 31, 2021.

Obituary: Stephen Paul Lukos, 66, of Watertown

He built his father's company over the decades into a major manufacturer of American-made, high-quality awnings and solar shades.

Obituary: Audrey Jean Souza, 80, of Terryville

the volunteer position she was most proud of and most enjoyed was working for the Town of Plymouth as an election poll worker.

Obituary: James R. Seitzer, 77, Formerly of Naugatuck

Jim graduated from Naugatuck High School 1961, earning a variety of sports awards.

Obituary: Pachama (Ranganaiden) Gobindraj, 80, of Waterbury

Before her retirement, she worked as a parts inspector for Eagle Precision for 5 years.

Obituary: Barbara A. (Howd) Leone, 78, of Waterbury

She worked for the City of Cheshire in the Public Works Department for over 10 years until she retired to help care for her grandchildren.

Obituary: Ginger Teubner, of Waterbury

Ginger spent many years in the restaurant industry managing The Brownstone, Apricots & Carmen Anthony's. She retired from the State of CT.

Obituary: David T. Carmody, 93, of Waterbury

He was a long-standing employee of the US Postal Service and retired in 1993 after over 20 years of service.

Obituary: Anand "Andy" Rampersaud, 32, of Waterbury

He attended Crosby High School and was a hard working molding technician for Carpin Manufacturing in Waterbury.

Obituary: Salvatore Rocco Boiano, 92, of Waterbury

Sal, along with his brothers, founded Boiano Brothers, which later became Suburban Automotive in Prospect.

Naugatuck Police Department: NPD On-Site Assessment For Re-Accreditation

As part of the on-site assessment, agency employees and members of the community are invited to offer comments. Comments can be mailed t ...

Review: 'Measure for Measure' by UConn Dramatic Arts Department

Remaining performances will be on Saturday, March 27th at 2:00pm EST, Saturday, March 27th at 7:30pm, with a closing on Sunday, March 28th.

Sen. Cabrera Joins Gov. Lamont At Waterbury Train Station

The lawmakers highlighted proposed transportation funding this week.

Here's How Many Naugatuck Residents Have Been Vaccinated So Far

There have been 2,998 cases recorded since the pandemic began and 88 coronavirus deaths in Naugatuck.

Coronavirus Cases Up In Naugatuck Area Despite Vaccination Increase

Here is how Connecticut is doing compared to other states in the race to vaccinate residents.

Naugatuck Resident Wins $10k Lottery Prize

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

4 People Hospitalized In Naugatuck Accident: Fire Department

One person was trapped inside the vehicle, officials said.

From the Warner Theatre: 'Motherhood' Streaming Begins Friday

The latest news from the Warner Theatre in Torrington.

Revamping Sounds of Broadway & Trivia

Give the station a listen and let Stuart know if you feel the sound feels any different. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Palace Theater's 2nd Act Series April 20 Features Mary Lou Piland

On April 20 at 3:00pm, come meet the effervescent author of For the Love of Spumoni and hear her tell her own story firsthand.

Broadway Star Adrienne Walker Joins the Sheckler Spotlight

Sheckler is a professional pianist and composer known for having an ear and eye for talent and special performers.

Waterbury Man Sentenced In Gun Possession Case: Feds

Desi Williams rammed three police cars before being caught by police in 2019, according to prosecutors.

Woman, 29, Missing From Waterbury

A Silver Alert has been issued for the woman, who was last seen in December, according to police.

Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself

Lake Compounce is New England's Family Theme & Water Park, established in 1846!

Waterbury Resident Wins $100k Lottery Prize

The winning ticket was also sold in Waterbury according to the Connecticut Lottery.

NVCC CEO Presents At Leadership Greater Waterbury Education Panel

Dr. Dresdner spoke about how the entire college came together quickly to shift to a “virtual campus.”

Food Drops Scheduled at Blessed Sacrament Church in Waterbury

The need is great; please drop off nonperishable foods at either of these two food drops to be held at Blessed Sacrament Church.

Goodspeed Musicals Announces Updated Plans for 2021

The much-anticipated production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific will be delayed and is projected to open in September.

Waterbury High School Goes Remote Due To Staffing Shortage

With 27 teachers out, Wilby High School is switching to remote learning for the rest of the week.

Obituary: Charles A. Mascola, 89, of Naugatuck

Charles, a loving husband, father and grandfather, was heavily involved in the community and served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War.

Connecticut’s First-Ever Paranormal Convention Planned for July

“PARACONN” comes to the haunted Ansonia Armory, 10 N. State Street, Ansonia, CT for 2 days only, on Saturday and Sunday, July 24 7 25, 2021.

The Next Street Is Hiring Like Crazy

Brandon Dufour, Founder/CEO at The Next Street driving school, has announced that the company is growing and so are their opportunities.

Newest Books, Movies, and Music at the Howard Whittemore Memorial

Four new books are available at the Whittemore Library.

Ray J on RAYCON’s Work Earbuds 10K Waitlist + Record Growth

RAYCON stands at the forefront of the role affordable wireless tech will play out in years to come.

Can Spring Cleaning Your House Improve Mental Wellbeing?

Jaya Jaya Myra, former immunologist turned mind-body wellness expert and bestselling author, highlights the importance of decluttering.

Barnes & Noble To Host Barack Obama For A Virtual Discussion

Barnes & Noble to Host Former President Barack Obama for a virtual discussion with Isabel Wilkerson about his book A Promised Land

Hartford Stage Gala on April 10 to Feature Virtual Concert

Funds Raised During Virtual Gala Matched as Part of $1M Raise the Curtain Challenge Campaign

NVCC Food Pantries Support Students in Waterbury & Danbury

Fourth Annual 5K to Benefit Student Food Pantry, Danbury Providing Snacks and Take-home Chili

Obituary: George T. Rzeszutek, age 86, of Oxford

George was a retired Lab Technician for Uniroyal, for many years.