Monthly Archives: September 2009
Another untimely death in the borough
NAUGATUCK — A vine bearing ripening tomatoes sidles the front porch of 88-5 Lantern Park Drive in a condominium complex near Baummer Pond. If...
Naugy Notes Sept. 23-29
Volleyball
The Greyhounds continued their strong start, picking up three wins last week to improve to 5-1. Wednesday at Ansonia, Naugatuck pulled out a 3-1...
Word from the Woods Sept. 23-29
Volleyball
The Woodland spikers are still perfect following a pair of sweeps over Holy Cross and Watertown. Last Wednesday against the Crusaders, it was an...
Star Gazing: Jack DeBiase
On the Field: Junior tailback Jack DeBiase has boosted his Hawks to a strong, 2-0 start—two more wins than Woodland had at this...
Union City cleanup rescheduled
The first Clean Up Union City Day, originally scheduled for this Saturday, Oct. 3, has been postponed due to expected inclement weather including lightning....
Naugatuck VNA celebrates 90th anniversary
NAUGATUCK — At 94, Marie Tortora still relishes her independence. When doctors at Yale-New Haven Hospital said she ought to live with her daughter,...
Longtime borough clerk retires
Judy Crosswait doesn't say goodbye.
See ya later. Take care. 'Till next time. ... Anything but goodbye, a word that just seems too final.
So it...
Walmart rewards borough teachers
NAUGATUCK — It won’t solve the borough’s education budget crisis, but a new Walmart program will help 10 teachers at Central Avenue School...
Controller to manage BOE budget
NAUGATUCK — The borough will have one business manager to oversee both the school and town budgets, at least temporarily.
The Board of Education on...
Cable, Krenesky vie for votes
BEACON FALLS — Come Election Day on Nov. 3, voters will face a choice between the time-tested leadership of Democratic incumbent Sue Cable and...