Monthly Archives: October 2009
DeLauro, seniors talk social security
NAUGATUCK — When Kathryn Green started collecting signatures on a “Hands Off Our Social Security” petition, she hoped to publicize the concerns she held,...
Union City cleanup day a success
NAUGATUCK — Scores of volunteers armed with trash bags, flowers, shovels, rakes, and other tools flooded North Main Street and the surrounding Union City...
Naugy football loses first Copper contest
BRISTOL — The Greyhounds once again showcased their backfield depth, but Naugy (2-2) was no match for the Bachand twins, as St. Paul Catholic (3-1) turned a 12-8 halftime deficit into a 28-18 victory.
Sophomore fullback Jake Yourison scored on a 6-yard blast, and junior running back Andrew Cirino recorded the first touchdown of his career, a 19-yard scamper, to pace the Garnet and Grey to a four-point lead at the break.
Dig Pink Night celebrates survivors
The Naugatuck volleyball team provides a platform for breast cancer survivors and helps raise money for those battling the disease. 
Woodland swims past Naugatuck
BEACON FALLS — The Woodland girls’ swim team edged out Naugatuck Friday at the Hawks’ pool by a 94-87 margin, improving to 5-2 on...
Woodland dominates Indians, Cross up next
WATERTOWN — Perhaps reports that Woodland cannot be an offensive or defensive power were a bit premature after all. The Hawks wiped away all memories of last week's debacle against Wolcott with a dominating, 22-12 win in Watertown Friday night, led by another strong rushing attack, a shut-down secondary, and overpowering line play.
Through four games, a theme has emerged in the Woodland offense—give the ball to Jack DeBiase, and success will be on his heels. After carrying the ball only 17 times for 47 yards against the Eagles, head coach Tim Shea and offensive coordinator Tim Phipps decided to place the pigskin back in DeBiase’s arms against Watertown—and boy, were they rewarded. The junior tailback sprung for a season-high 194 yards on 29 carries with two touchdowns to power the Hawks back into the win column.
CN Headlines 10-9-09
The Naugatuck Board of Education tries to close a more-than-$1 million budget gap without laying off teachers, and borough residents react to a homicide...
Hounds eke out 2-1 win over Woodland
NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck Greyhounds scraped together an overtime win after the Hawks defense shut them down for 68 minutes.
Most expected this matchup an...
Hawks spikers bounce back against Ansonia
BEACON FALLS — That’s more like it.
After a dreadful performance Monday against Seymour in a 3-0 loss, the Woodland spikers got back on track...
Board of Mayor and Burgesses report
NAUGATUCK — Though the Board of Mayor and Burgesses spent a good deal of time Tuesday night commenting on the Board of Education's financial...
