Give Local Apr. 24-25

36 Hours to Support Nearly 300 Local Organizations

Obituary: Philip A. Arcuri, 77, Of Naugatuck

Phil worked as a facilities manager for 38 years at the Perkin Elmer, Hughes, Raytheon and Goodrich Companies before retiring in 2008.

New Movie Theater To Hold Grand Opening At Waterbury Mall This Week

The grand opening of the new Apple Cinemas movie theater at the Brass Mill Center mall in Waterbury is scheduled for this week.

"The Gospel of Peace" Author Talk Next Thursday, May 2

Worldwide peace activist and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Rev. John Dear will discuss his newest book, "The Gospel of Peace" on May 2nd

Dry Cleaners Among New Businesses Opening In Naugatuck

Here is a list of businesses that were formed in town from April 5 through April 18, 2024.

Book Drive to Benefit Whittemore Library

Details for the Book Drive have been released

Obituary: Sharon F. (Tyler) Haynes

Beloved Sister, Aunt and Friend

Fairfield University to Host Annual Holocaust Memorial Program

Holocaust Remembrance Service, The Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto: A Presentation on the Ringelblum Archives

Naugatuck Senior Wellness Day

Senior citizens and their families headed to the Naugatuck Senior Center on Thursday to enjoy the Wellness Day.

Obituary: John Faiola, 63, Of Naugatuck

He successfully operated All-Star Exteriors in New Rochelle for 10 years, then pursued a career in the digital marketing/health industry.

WCSU Announces Additions, Changes to Athletics Program

Western Connecticut State University has added new NCAA team sports and made changes to others,

Waterbury Campership Fundraiser Kickoff at QUASSY!

The event at Lake Quassapaug in Middlebury supports the Campership Fund.

Obituary: Joseph J. Tampellini, 78, Of Naugatuck

Before retiring, he worked as a purchasing agent for the state Department of Transportation.

Man Points Gun At Patron During Argument At Bar: Naugatuck Police

Police said a man accused of pointing a stolen handgun at another person during an argument at a Naugatuck bar was recently arrested.

Naugatuck Football Player To Be Honored As Scholar Athlete

The National Football Foundation will honor 30 high school & prep school scholar athletes for academic excellence, leadership & citizenship.

Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Naugatuck

An area resident recently purchased a winning lottery ticket in Naugatuck, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

WCSU to host 27th annual Jazz Fest April 25-28

All events are open to the public and tickets are available at www.wcsuvpac.eventbrite.com/.

Obituary: Lucille Baummer, 96, Of Naugatuck

A lifelong Naugatuck resident, she worked as an inspector at Doo-Val Tool Company in Naugatuck.

Obituary: Ellen Louise (Suchy) Zalewski, 78, Of Naugatuck

An active member of St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Ellen served as the parish secretary and was a member of the Ladies Guild and choir.

Naugatuck Spring Curbside Leaf Collection Dates Announced

All leaves must be in brown paper bags and placed curbside by 7 a.m., according to Naugatuck Public Works.

Obituary: Denise Rebecca (Allard) Liguori, 58, of Naugatuck

She worked at Southbury Training School for many years and later worked regionally.

Theater Review: 'Newsies' by Waterbury Arts Magnet School

The talented WAMS students make the most of the opportunity to perform on the beautiful stage at Waterbury's Palace Theater.

Preview of 'Brigadoon' at Torrington High School

The show is directed by Torrington Drama Teacher Veronica Gelormino with Musical Direction by Choral Teacher Connor Sullivan.

Obituary: Charles 'Chip' Schofield III, 53, Of Naugatuck

Chip dedicated 20 years to the Naugatuck Police Department, where he served as a school resource officer and retired as a detective in 2019.

First Communion at St. Vincent Ferrer Scheduled for Apr. 27

The children in the First Communion Class will receive the Holy Eucharist during the 4pm Mass.

Apple Cinemas To Open New Movie Theater At Waterbury Mall Next Week

The Brass Mill Center mall's website lists the grand opening of the new multi-screen movie theater as next week.

Two Events for Seniors at Thomaston Opera House

Landmark Community Theatre is offering two programs in conjunction with the Thomaston and Plymouth Recreation Departments

The Sherman Players' Gala Opening of 'Habeas Corpus'

CORRECTION: HABEAS CORPUS GALA OPENING IS FRIDAY APRIL 12TH

Auditions Announced: 'School Of Rock: The Musical' at The Warner

Auditions will be held at the Warner Theatre Center for Arts Education.

Public invited to Health, Fitness and Wellness Fair at WCSU

The fair will include activities that help relieve stress and encourage staying healthy, and is free and open to the public.

Post to Offer New Graduate Degree Program in Business

Post University Expands Business Education Opportunities with New Graduate Degree Program

Poconos’ Premier Playground Announces Spring Career Fairs

“Find Your Peak Career” Fairs Being Held on April 27, May 10 and May 11

WSO: Time to get your tickets for April 21 in lovely Litchfield

Time to get your tickets! Sunday April 21st in lovely Litchfield

Comedy Opening at Phoenix Stage Company

Suite Surrender A Farce is a family friendly comedy will bring smiles to your face.

Earth Day celebration open to public at WCSU

WestConn will celebrate Earth Day with a variety of public events on Monday, April 22.

Obituary: William Garay-Rivera, 49, of Waterbury

Throughout his life, he enjoyed nature and being in the outdoors.

Obituary: James Julian Charette, 75, Of Prospect

He was a retired screw machine operator and had worked at Bic Pen, Devon Manufacturing and Amphenol Corporation.

Obituary: Timothy Alan Knapp, 76, Of Naugatuck

He was employed at Bozzuto's as a truck driver until his retirement after 38 years.

Man Accused Of Brandishing Firearm In Waterbury Commuter Lot: State PD

State police said a Southington man accused of brandishing a firearm in an I-84 commuter parking lot in Waterbury was recently arrested.

40th Annual Borough Music Festival at Naugatuck High School (Photos)

Special thanks to the parents, guardians, and teachers of our music students for their continuous support of the arts.