Monthly Archives: September 2009
Beacon Falls to hold 11th Riverfest Saturday
BEACON FALLS — Lions Club member, Merchant’s Association founder and local business owner Bob Bradley can recall the state of the Naugatuck River as...
Black and Gold boys’ soccer ties Seymour
BEACON FALLS — It wasn’t quite an upset, but it sure was close.
The Woodland boys’ soccer squad took on Seymour Tuesday afternoon at home and, for the first time in Woodland’s history, took something home from the matchup that wasn’t a loss.
The game ended in a 2-2 draw after two overtime periods, and the boys seemed to be glad for the change.
And it almost wasn’t a change. For almost 70 minutes, the game rolled by scoreless. In the first half, the ball—not to mention the game—was up in the air as much as it was on the ground.
NHS girls’ soccer sweeps Holy Cross
WATERBURY — The Naugatuck defense allowed just four shots by the Crusaders Saturday at Municipal Stadium, as the Greyhounds remained undefeated with a 3-0...
Woodland gridders overwhelm Kennedy
WATERBURY — The Woodland gridiron gang now sports a 2-0 record after an easy win over Kennedy on Saturday, a mark which most valley...
CN Headlines 9-25-09
Check out the all-new CN Podcast from staff writer Brendan Cox. It's like a condensed, audio version of the current week's newspaper. Click play...
After big win, Hounds guard against letdown
NAUGATUCK — The Greyhounds welcome Torrington to Veterans Field Friday at 7 p.m. in the 2009 home opener. Last week, the Red Raiders looked...
Woodland spikers make it four in a row
BEACON FALLS — That’s been the story of the Woodland spikers’ season thus far, their fourth win coming via a 3-0 sweep of Holy...
Holy Cross Martinized in Hounds’ 4-2 win
NAUGATUCK — It was billed as the first big-time battle of the season. Undefeated Holy Cross (3-0) taking on undefeated Naugatuck (3-0) in a...