Monthly Archives: March 2010
Hounds, Hawks wrap successful swim years
MIDDLETOWN — The Naugatuck and Woodland boys’ swim teams capped off incredible seasons with sixth-place finishes in their respective classes at last week’s state...
CN Headlines 03-19-10
The Naugatuck Superintendent of School proposes staff cuts, local legislators oppose a state bill concerning paid sick leave and a plan for development of...
Naugy 200 free relay wins Class L title
MIDDLETOWN — Pomperaug High School has a lot going for it lately. Junior Katie Stevens is among the top 11 contestants on American Idol...
CLISE: Non-NVL games a boon
We’re two-thirds of the way through the Naugatuck Valley League’s non-conference experiment and so far the results—both quantitative and qualitative—have local athletic directors believing...
Death of a Three-Sport Athlete
It’s the classic, all-American athlete: The teenage boy who excels in football, basketball, and baseball, or the high school girl who stands out in...
Registrars take 11 percent budget increase
PROSPECT — The town may save money on labor by using electronic ballot-counting machines, but technology comes with its own unique costs.
The Town Council...
March about more than just madness
In the world of sports, the third month of the year is simply referred to as March Madness. Every sports fan is familiar with...
Early baseball season for borough pair
Naugatuck residents Dan Kaminski and Mike Fox are baseball fanatics.
For the last two winters, the two have refused to wait until springtime to start...
Water main break postpones state swims
MIDDLETOWN — In a twist of irony, water postponed the state championship swim meets scheduled for Tuesday at Wesleyan University. A water main break...
Rebimbas, Labriola oppose sick leave bill
NAUGATUCK — State Reps. Rosa Rebimbas and David Labriola—both borough natives and Republicans—have firmly expressed their opposition to a bill that would mandate the...
