Obituary: Charles C. Guglielmo, 80, Formerly of Waterbury

Charles was born in Waterbury and leaves family in Naugatuck.

Good Oral Hygiene Tips for Children

Some tips to help your children develop good oral hygiene habits

The Fascinating History of Valentine's Day

Tracing the Origins of the World's Most Romantic Holiday

Internet Safety Presentation

The Naugatuck Police Department in conjunction with some high school students have created an Internet Safety presentation.

Tryouts Announced for Golden Years Theatre Company

Area renown theater director Bob Tansley, his longtime co-director Patrick Hearn have formed the Golden Years Theatre Company.

Think Outside the Box: The Power of Resourcefulness

Discover the Art of Making the Most Out of What You Have

Free career fair at Danbury Fair on March 1

WCSU, Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce, Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board partner to create event for employers, job seekers

2023 Spring Films Presented by Movies @ the Warner

Sponsored by Torrington Downtown Partners Thursdays at 7 pm

Auditions Announced for The Curious Incident" at The Warner

Based on the novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens, at the Warner Theatre in Torrington, CT

Joanne Lipman to speak at Quinnipiac University Feb. 27

Joanne Lipman, former editor-in-chief of USA Today, to speak at Quinnipiac University Feb. 27

Naugatuck Public Schools Hiring For Several Jobs

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

Making a Difference: Helping Out a Stranger Today

One Small Act of Kindness Can Change Someone's Life Forever

Obituary: James William Woodward, Jr. of Beacon Falls

Woodward enjoyed a long and successful career in the U.S. Military, and later served in the subsequent Vietnam and Korean Wars.

Obituary: Stephen F. Vitone, 68, of Wolcott

He was a proud U.S. Navy veteran having served during the Vietnam era.

Obituary: Paul E. Brouillette, 69, of Naugatuck

Paul was a lifelong resident of Naugatuck, had worked at H&R Block for 20 years, and eventually retired from Office Max.

Obituary: Brian L. Blanchard, 44, of Naugatuck

He was an HVAC Technician for several years before finishing his career as a maintenance technician for Eversource.

Obituary: Lydia (Correia) Keith, 91, of Waterbury

Before her retirement, she worked as a receptionist for Berco Manufacturing and later as a cashier for Stop & Shop for 15 years.

Obituary: John Joseph Murray, 78, formerly of Waterbury

He served on the Waterbury Police Department for 12 years as a patrolman and a detective, also served as a State Judicial Marshal.

Obituary: Florence Dumouchel, 87 of Wolcott

Florence worked at Uniroyal Footwear before becoming a full-time homemaker and raising her seven children

Services for Fr. John Lavorgna Announced

For those who cannot attend in person, the funeral Mass will be live-streamed at hamdencatholic.org.

Building Resilience: The Key to Overcoming Life's Challenges

Discover Strategies to Develop Mental Toughness and Bounce Back from Adversity

Unlock Your Potential: Repeat, Repeat, Repeat for Improved Results

Why Daily Repetition is Key to Achieving Personal Growth

Connecticut Repertory Theatre Presents 'Roe' by Lisa Loomer

ROE previews March 2 and runs March 3 – 11, 2023 at the Nafe Katter Theatre.

Auditions for 'On Golden Pond'

The show runs April 21st – May 13th. Rehearsals begin March 6th. All actors must be vaccinated against COVID.

WCSU Presents "Allegro" and Talkback with Andy Hammerstein

WCSU presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘Allegro’ plus special ‘talkback’ with Andy Hammerstein and Ted Chapin

Microscopy Lab Helps Students Visualize Proteins

WCSU Department of Biology’s Microscopy Lab helps students visualize proteins central to brain function and more

Public Invited to Cultural Heritage Fair at City Hill Middle School

This celebration will feature a variety of organizations, performances and presentations including music, art, food and more.

Obituary: Jean A. Rigney of Waterbury

Besides being a devoted wife and mother, Jean enjoyed playing tennis & bridge, horseback riding, traveling, being with friends.

Obituary: Staff Sergeant Spencer H. Weis, age 25, of Middletown

A graduate of Wolcott High School, Class of 2015, he proudly served as Human Resources Specialist with the United States Army.

Eurydice Ticket's on Sale at Quick Center Box Office

Eurydice is a new take on the ancient myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, but this time, it's told from her point of view.

Obituary: Mary M. Beyer, 97, of Torrington

She was a retired office manager with the Girl Scouts of Northwestern Connecticut and a lifelong member of the Girl Scouts of America.

Obituary: Robert W. Shove, 78, of Wolcott

After serving his country, he went on to work at Bristol Babcock for over 30 years, retiring in 2006.

Find New Ways to Keep Yourself in a State of Awe

See the World as a Child Does

Death of A Priest

Reverend John Lavorgna died suddenly on Wednesday at the age of 48.

Discovering the Truth Behind the Illusion of a Better Life

Why the Grass Isn't Always Greener on the Other Side and How to Find Happiness in Your Own Journey

Landmark Community Theatre, Inc. Receives CT Cultural Fund Grant

Landmark Community Theatre, Inc. Receives CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grant from CT Humanities

"Durang/Durang" at Goshen Players Opens February 24

The Goshen Players’ hilarious production of “Durang/Durang”will feature the works of one of America’s wildest playwrights.

Waterbury Mail Carrier Robbed, Suspects Sought

A mail carrier was robbed by two suspects in Waterbury, according to the Postal Inspector's Office.

Real Art Ways Creative Cocktail Hour

Tickets can be purchased online or at the door.

Preview of Classic Seger Bob Seger's Greatest Hits Live

Bob Seger's Greatest Hits Live on Friday, June 23 at 8 pm in the Warner Theatre’s Oneglia Auditorium