Naugatuck Police Blotter: Sept. 24 Through Sept. 30, 2020

Recent arrests by the Naugatuck Police Department. All charges are allegations and not convictions.

Obituary: Marieta G. Matos, 87, of Naugatuck

Marieta worked with special needs students at Naugatuck High School and was a member of the Naugatuck Polish American Club Ladies Auxiliary.

Candidate Profile: George Logan, 17th Senatorial District

George Logan shares with Patch why he should be reelected to the state senate.

Obituary: ​Rose Mary (Papa) Thomas, 97, formerly of Waterbury

Rose was employed as inspector at Devon Manufacturing in Wolcott where she worked for over 20 years until her retirement in 1998.

Our Lady of the Assumption Food Drop Nov. 1

The church is sponsoring an easy way to help a neighbor in need this fall.

Obituary: Richard J Barone Sr, 82, of Cheshire

He was a proud member of the Boy Scouts of America where he served as a Leader of Troup 26, a member of the Mattatuck Camp Volunteers.

The Harold Leever Center Requests Donations of Homemade Masks

Running dangerously low and are in desperate need of more masks to protect our vulnerable patients and the dedicated staff members.

Obituary: Sr. Catherine Sheehy RSM, 96

Sister was diminutive in size but large in spirit.

Obituary: Marieta G. Matos of Naugatuck,

She lived most of her life in Naugatuck and retired from Naugatuck High School, where she worked with special needs children

Obituary: Doris Sandell Johnson, 97, formerly of Naugatuck

Moving with her family to Naugatuck during her childhood, she attended Salem School and Naugatuck High School.

Sale Starts Today at Karmic Inspirations - 60% OFF One Item

Check out the remaining merchandise before the Middlebury store closes on Oct. 10.

​Pink Ribbon Bagel is Back at Panera Bread

For every Pink Ribbon Bagel® sold in participating cafes this month, they'll donate a portion of the proceeds to Susan G. Komen®.

National Hiring Week: Find Seasonal Opportunities at Burlington

Burlington's National Hiring Week is Oct. 5 - 9.

Drugs Sold To Kids, 2 Arrested After Fight: Naugatuck Police

The family of a 13-year-old and a 10-year-old fought and detained two suspects after they sold edible marijuana to the children, police said

Summer Orlando Presents: Hocus Pocus Live!!!

A special drag production based on the popular Disney film Hocus Pocus featuring Summer Orlando, Barbra Joan Streetsand, & Paige Machnicz

Obituary: Robert Owen Pelletier, 64, of Naugatuck

Robert a proud Navy veteran, worked as an engineer for Arnold’s Bakery, Nutmeg Electric in Naugatuck and Avanceon.

Beyond the Coronavirus Crisis Webinar Available Online

The webinar was presented on Thursday, Oct. 1 and the entire was recorded.

Debut of The Arts at Angeloria’s Radio Theatre

Time travel to The Golden Age of Radio and enjoy original audio theatre presentations complete with period style commercials.

Naugatuck Monthly Mobile Food Bank to be Held on Thursday

Organizers ask everyone to be kind and please wear a mask to the drive-through food distribution.

Man, 19, ‘Mooned’ Zoom Meeting In Naugatuck: Police

A 19-year-old Michigan resident exposed his buttocks while “Zoom Bombing” an online meeting in Naugatuck earlier this year, police said.

Maple Hill Elementary Announces Important Schedule Changes

MHS will follow an early dismissal schedule every Friday. All plans are fluid and can change at any time.

Confirmation at Our Lady of the Assumption

The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated on Saturday at 9:00 A.M. and again at 11:00 A.M. in private ceremonies.

Obituary: Gerald "Jerry" Bousquet, 61, of Beacon Falls

Jerry was a proud valued employee for 7 years at Precision Food Service as Commercial Refrigerator Mechanic. His passion was music.

From Big Y: Help Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Big Y supermarkets asks customers to support their efforts during October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Obituary: Gerald "Jerry" W. Bousquet, 61, of Beacon Falls

Jerry worked for Precision Food Service as a Refrigerator Mechanic and co-owned Electrik Eye Recording Studio (Quantum Sonic Productions).

Obituary: Kellie Winters Moffat, 47, of Naugatuck

Kellie, incredibly creative and talented, worked numerous jobs including counseling at-risk youths. She also loved camping and traveling.

Obituary: Anselmo “Sam” deFreitas Guimaraes, 88, of Naugatuck

Sam owned and operated Sam's Cabinet Shop, worked as a carpenter for Risdon Corporation and founded Our Lady of Fatima Church in Waterbury.

Law Enforcement Urging Remind Drivers Not To Text And Drive

The Naugatuck Police Department is encouraging drivers to put down the phone and remember: "U Drive. U Text. U Pay."

Illegal Machine Gun, Drugs Seized In Naugatuck: Police

An illegal gun, ammunition, and drugs were seized following a joint investigation by Naugatuck police and state troopers earlier this year.

A Little Night Music Under the Stars

The Warner Produces a Magical Evening of Outdoor Theatre

Naugatuck PD Reminds Drivers: U Drive U Text U Pay

Violating Connecticut’s distracted-driving laws can be costly. A first offense can cost you $150.

Obituary: Barbara A. Stone, 82, of Wolcott

She was a violin teacher and also played violin in the Hartford Symphony for several years.

Obituary: Carol M. Cobb, 91, of Oxford

Carol worked as a Colorist for the former Charlton Press in Derby for many years before her retirement.

Obituary: ​Reginald Roy, 88, formerly of Bristol

He was a real estate broker and was also the general manager of the Naugatuck Valley Mall for many years.

Obituary: Aurelia “Lalla” (Forte) A. Battiste, 80, of Naugatuck

She was the wife of the late Thomas J. Battiste and a member of St. Vincent Ferrer Church in Naugatuck.

Our Lady of the Assumption's Blessing of the Animals

The blessing will be held on the lawn between the rectory and the church; please make sure animals are secured on a leash or in a cage.

Karmic Inspirations Moving Exclusively Online

The last day to shop in the store in Middlebury will be October 10 before the business moves exclusively online. Gift cards will be valid.

SHU Virtual Alumni Job Shadow Program Seeks Volunteers

The deadline to sign up is Friday, October 18, 2020.

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For 14 Jobs As October Begins

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

Suspects Used Credit Card Stolen From Vehicle: Naugatuck Police

Police are asking for help with identifying two suspects accused of using a stolen credit card at a Cumberland Farms in Naugatuck.