Monthly Archives: October 2010
Renaissance Place eligible for state funding
NAUGATUCK - The green light was given to Naugatuck’s $710 million downtown revitalization plan.
The municipal development plan for Renaissance Place was approved unanimously by...
Town chairpersons update leading to election
In the final week of campaigning for Election 2010, Citizen’s News talked with several of the area’s Democratic and Republican town committee chairpersons to...
Halloween Village is back for more scares
NAUGATUCK - The scares will continue this Halloween season in the borough.
Halloween Village will be open each night this weekend for all kids...
Greyhounds run past Hearts to stay unbeaten
The Naugatuck Greyhounds ran for seven touchdowns and quarterback Erich Broadrick threw for 160 yards on 13 of 18 passing to give the Hounds...
Naugy shuts out Ansonia, looks to NVLs
NAUGATUCK – In the second to last game before the NVL tournament, the Naugatuck Girls Varsity soccer team shut out Ansonia 6-0 this past...
Greyhounds set records despite loss
For the Greyhounds last Friday, it wasn’t about the present. It was about the future.
Despite a 93-74 loss to Torrington, arguably the Naugatuck Valley...
Woodland taken down by Kennedy
There is a precaution in sports about resting on your laurels. The Woodland boys soccer team has compiled a 12-2 record in capturing the...
Woodland football notches comeback win
TORRINGTON — Maybe the Woodland football team takes a while to warm up. Maybe the Hawks just like keeping spectators in their seats. Whatever...
Hawks suffer overtime defeat to Watertown
BEACON FALLS – So close, yet so far.
Yes, it’s a cliché. But it’s one that perfectly fits the Woodland girls’ soccer team this...
Hounds, Hawks stay perfect in NVL Copper
Both the Naugatuck Greyhounds and Woodland Hawks stayed perfect in the Naugatuck Valley League Copper Division with double-digit wins over divisional opponents this weekend.
The...
