Monthly Archives: July 2011
Cherry Street building reopens, mysterious powder deemed ‘non-biological’
NAUGATUCK — Police are allowing residents of 123 Cherry St. back in their homes after the FBI determined a suspicious white powder found there...
Letter: Questions the direction of the country
To the editor,
What is happening in our country?
Washington is asking senior citizens to take another cut in their benefits. Young men and women...
Letter: Good Samaritans show their caring side
To the editor,
To the three helpful people who cared enough to stop and help me when I fell on July 11 in the...
Letter: Touched by service of Elks
To the editor,
I was deeply touched by the large group of volunteers from the Elks Club that took the time and effort to...
NSB announces promotions, new branch manager
NAUGATUCK — Naugatuck Savings Bank announced two promotions and the hire of a new branch manager for its Watertown office.
According to a press...
Letter: Looking for shepherds
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to the letter, “Calls for residents to wake up,” which ran in the July 15 edition of...
Prospect Park & Rec offers swim clinic
PROSPECT — The Prospect Park and Recreation Department is sponsoring two week-long swim clinics for competitive swimmers entering grades 9 to 12.
The clinics...
Golfer honors late Naugatuck girl at tournament
Even though Jason Clark did not play his best at the 77th Connecticut Open golf championship at Fairfield’s Brooklawn Country Club, it was a...
Obituary: Cynthia Ann (Squires) Whitlock
NAUGATUCK — Mrs. Cynthia Ann (Squires) Whitlock, 72, of 480 Millville Ave., died Thursday, July 28, at the Glendale Center in Naugatuck. She was...
Letter: Family thanks heroes from Naugatuck Ambulance
To the editor,
We would like to thank the following heroes of the Naugatuck Ambulance Inc. Paramedic William Blakley, AEMT Andrew McCutcheon, and EMT...
