Monthly Archives: September 2011
Oklahoma man breaks into Naugatuck home
NAUGATUCK – An out-of-state worker broke into a home early Wednesday morning for no apparent reason.
Just after 3 a.m., Derrick Kelly, 30, of Lindsay,...
Hop Brook holds championship
NAUGATUCK — Hop Brook Golf Course recently completed its 2011 club championship.
Jesse Cyr won the Championship Flight. Mike Fleck was the runner-up.
Rich...
Greyhounds run past Hawks, Eagles
NAUGATUCK — Naugatuck asserted itself on the cross country course on Tuesday.
The boys and girls teams defeated Woodland and Kennedy. Both of the...
Petting zoo opening in Prospect
PROSPECT — A new petting zoo is opening in town just in time for fall.
Every weekend starting Oct. 8, from 10 a.m. to 4...
Peter Paul site still on the market
NAUGATUCK — Contractors for Hershey finished demolishing the Peter Paul factory six months ago in a move to improve the market value of the...
Naugy girls suffer first defeat
NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck girls soccer team went into Tuesday night’s confrontation with Watertown with a full head of steam. The Greyhounds were a...
P&Z to continue accepting bonds
PROSPECT — The Planning and Zoning Commission will continue to accept bonds for subdivisions and site plans despite new state legislation that could potentially...
Naugatuck’s World War I monument won’t be done for Veterans Day
NAUGATUCK — The borough's Veterans Day ceremony might be held around a dilapidated World War I monument again this year.
Efforts to fix the damaged...
Greyhounds band together to slip by Derby
WATERBURY — The few hundred fans at Municipal Stadium—site of Saturday’s rescheduled Naugatuck-Derby game—grew restless as the Greyhounds trailed throughout the second half. They...
