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Mason rejoins Special Olympics Connecticut
Naugatuck resident Nora Mason has been named regional director for the Special Olympics of Connecticut’s Northwest Region. Although new to this role, Mason has a long association with Special Olympics including serving as vice president of regional services, southwest regional director and vice president of sports. She was also the deputy director of volunteer... »
Whittemore Library seeking recyclable donations
NAUGATUCK — The Whittemore Memorial Library is accepting donations of old computer cartridges, cell-phones, and digital cameras for its recycling program. A portion of the proceeds generated from this ongoing program helps benefit the book budget and programs at the library. The library is also selling bags for $5 that can be filled with... »
Naugatuck police blotter: breach of peace
The Naugatuck Police Department reported the following arrests: DANIEL AKINSANYA, 21, of 38 Highland Ave., Naugatuck, was charged Feb. 1 with two counts of breach of peace. Police reported on Feb. 1 at approximately 12:45 a.m. Akinsanya was arrested on two active arrest warrants. One warrant was for a disturbance reported on Dec. 22.... »
A higher education on the hardwood
At least seven former Hawks and Greyhounds are enjoying successful basketball seasons at colleges and universities throughout New England. These players, who were all parts of strong teams at Woodland and Naugatuck, have all seen time on the floor this winter. »
Clowning is a way of life for borough couple
NAUGATUCK — Every child dreams of running off and joining a circus. Naugatuck native Chris Allison actually did. Now, he and his wife run a circus and perform all over the world. At a young age Chris knew he wanted to be a clown when he saw the Ringling Brothers Circus on a fifth... »
Rebimbas speaks to business community at breakfast
HARTFORD — State Rep. Rosa Rebimbas (R-70) addressed the business community at the Waterbury Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Legislative Breakfast earlier this week. Rebimbas and other lawmakers spoke on the group’s legislative agenda and answered questions at the annual breakfast. “The business climate in Connecticut has only gotten worse. The jobs bill from the... »
Local legislators list priorities for upcoming session
State legislators will head back into session next week. As they prepare for the upcoming session, area lawmakers spoke to some of their goals for the upcoming session. State Sen. Joesph Crisco (D-17) Encourage economic development. Improve education with a focus on early childhood development. Crisco said he wanted to create more opportunities for... »
Borough students may get shot at ‘The Substitute’
NAUGATUCK — When mixing paints in art class, the three primary colors are yellow, blue and what? What is Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ daughter’s name? MTV is offering Naugatuck High School students the chance to answer questions such as these on “The Substitute,” a nationally televised trivia game show. Representatives from the network... »
Naugatuck police blotter: criminal mischief
The Naugatuck Police Department reported the following arrests: CHRISTOPHER NORTON, 37, of 120 Warren Ave., Naugatuck, was charged, Jan. 30, with use of motor vehicle without permission and operation of motor vehicle when registration or license is refused, suspended or revoked. Police reported on Jan. 30 at approximately 11:25 p.m. an officer responded to... »