Obituary: Carmen “Jimmy” Bernardi, 91, of Waterbury

Before his retirement, he worked security for Burn’s International Security for over 20 years.

Prospect Registrars to Hold Registration Session

The event will be held at the town hall at 36 Center Street in Prospect on November 2.

Entertainment Industry Supports “We Need You” Campaign

The entertainment industry is supporting the “We Need You” Campaign that encourages women to vote.

Square Foot Theatre Needs Your Help

As part of this state program, SFT can receive a supplemental grant of 50% of donations made before November 1, 2020.

From WCTFCU: COVID-19 Update Effective Oct. 29

Protecting the health and safety of the credit union members and staff, remains the top priority.

Best-Selling Flashcard Brand Supports Students Learning At Home

Flash cards have always made great stocking stuffers for young students.

Obituary: Robert J. Burns, 94, of Naugatuck

Robert J. Burns was known as ‘Mr. Naugatuck’ and served as a burgess for 46 consecutive years.

WCSU's 10th Annual 'Election Connection' Show Streams Live

To stream live on Nov. 3; student crew to present election night coverage of key races and issues

Review: 'Love & Imagination' by Theatre Fairfield

The opening night performance of LOVE & IMAGINATION was of Theatre Fairfield’s first ever virtual production.

Free Halloween Drive-Thru at Stew Leonard's

The Newington Stew's family-friendly drive-thru is ready for Halloween.

Naugatuck-Area Pumpkin Patches: Here's Where

Here's where to find some of the best pumpkin patches in the Naugatuck area.

Naugatuck Mayor Quarantines After Golfer Tests Positive For COVID

Naugatuck Mayor Pete Hess quarantined at home for most of this past week after a fellow golfer tested positive for the coronavirus.

Mayor's Code Red Transcript for Oct. 23

Mayor "Pete" Hess made the Code Red call to bring everyone up to date as to COVID-19 and the change in measuring Naugatuck's status.

Election 2020: Naugatuck Voter Guide

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Naugatuck for the election Nov. 3.

Preview of WENCESLAS at TCC

Theatre at TCC's choice of WENCESLAS emphasizes the necessity of helping others through difficult times.

CT Flagship Producing Theaters Response to Grant Program

Producing Theaters Response to Governor's Announced Grant Program for the Connecticut's Arts Community

From Yale-New Haven Health: One Thing You Can Control in 2020

While flu vaccines will not prevent COVID-19, they will help reduce the burden of flu illnesses and hospitalizations.

October Message from Lana LaChance

If you are feeling disconnected, down, uninspired, check out this month's offerings for help.

Quinnipiac University School of Law to Host “Guns and Freedom”

Quinnipiac University School of Law will host the symposium, ‘Guns and Freedom,’ on Nov. 13.

Remember Lennon: Imagine 80 Free Link to Watch

It’s sponsored by www.LiverpoolTours.com; come on the Beatles tour to London&Liverpool in 2021 if the world is back to normal.

Center for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students Awards

Quinnipiac University announces 2020 Center for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students Awards

Virtual Job Fair for Employers and Job Seekers

The virtual event will also feature workshops for job seekers.

NVCC Opens Winter 2020 and Spring 2021 Registration

NVCC opened registration for current students to enroll in winter 2020 and spring 2021 classes on Tuesday, October 20

Obituary: Harry A. Raymond, 95, of Waterbury

Mr. Raymond was a 30 year member of the Nutmeg Square Dancing Club.

Obituary: Frances (Cotter) Fabrizio, 76

Frances was a devoted homemaker and for over 10 years she worked for an industrial laundry company.

Obituary: Lawrence E. Tibbetts, 72, of Wolcott

Lawrence and his wife founded Tibbetts Produce, a wholesale produce business which is now owned and operated by their sons.

Service for ​Angela (Ingala) Markey, 42, of Wolcott

On Sunday, October 25, 2020, Angela’s family will gather to receive condolences from 12 to 2 PM at the DellaVecchia Funeral Home.

Obituary: Robert "Bob" Cowles, 75, of Wolcott

He was a lifelong resident of Wolcott and a 48 year member of Wolcott Volunteer Fire Dept. Company 1.

Survey: Medicare Healthcare Costs Loom Large Among Women

MedicareGuide.com, an expert information source owned and operated by HealthCare.com, surveyed over 1,100 U.S. adults aged 65 & up.

Obituary: Mrs. Barbara (Mackey) DiVito, 99, of Watertown

A Watertown Resident since 1951, she worked at Scovill Mfg. Co., and then Guggenheim Metals in Middlebury prior to her retirement.

Obituary: Rose (Traub) Perry, 95, of Watertown

She lived her entire life in Watertown, attended Watertown schools, and was a member of the United Methodist Church.

Obituary: Nickolas Ballas, 93, of Oxford

A retired lead man for Sikorsky, Nickolas was a proud veteran of the US Army, serving in WWII.

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For 14 Jobs Now

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

Several Arrested In Waterbury Walmart Fight

Police made several arrests following a fight at a Walmart in Waterbury.

Naugatuck Man Accused Of Sexual Assault Held On $50K Bail

Naugatuck police said the case dates back to 2019.

Waterbury Man Sentenced To 7 Years For $1.5 Million Fraud Scheme

Leon C. Vaccarelli will serve 90 months in federal prison.

Obituary: Richard Joseph “Poppy” Hart Sr., 70, of Wolcott

He served in the Navy during the Vietnam war as a medic in Okinawa and Guam. He was a caring and dedicated nurse for 40+ years.

Teen Who Saved Waterbury Family Celebrated On National Show

A teen who saved a family from a burning car was recently on The Drew Barrymore Show, where he received a call from an NBA star.

Man Accused Of Sexual Assault, Posts $150K Bail: Naugatuck PD

Initially, the accused was given a $500,000 bond but it was lowered to $150,000, according to court records.

Child Forced To Sleep In Locked Closet For Months: Naugatuck PD

The child was also forced to kneel on tacks and drink hot sauce until vomiting, police said.