Monthly Archives: December 2009
Finance board talks trucks
NAUGATUCK — Borough residents waking up to a winter wonderland full of ice scrapers, snow shovels and damp loafers may soon see a new...
Impact of BOE situation far-reaching
NAUGATUCK — The common perception among teachers, parents and other taxpayers seems to be that the Board of Education’s projected $2 million budget deficit...
Tindall-Gibson explains budget process
NAUGATUCK — In a continuation of the Board of Education’s recent efforts to improve communication with the public, Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Tindall-Gibson...
CN Headlines 12-04-09
The BOE and the Naugatuck Teacher's League face an impasse over cost-savings proposals, the borough side votes no confidence in school chief, and winter...
Governor’s cuts could hurt borough schools
NAUGATUCK — The prospect of $84 million worth of mid-year cuts to municipal aid from the state has alarmed cash-strapped cities and towns across...
Closing a school one possible savings move
NAUGATUCK — The turnout didn’t indicate it, but a public forum about the borough’s use of its 11 public school buildings, held Thursday night...
Former NHS star Kinne up for national POY
ST. LOUIS — Former Naugatuck High School soccer star Ryan Kinne, now a junior midfielder at Monmouth University, is among 15 semifinalists for the...
Volleyball alums still got game, humor
BEACON FALLS — It’s “the legacy that keeps on returning,” as Woodland volleyball coach Jim Amato says—the seemingly-instinctual migration of the Hawks’ volleyball alumnae...
Fall all-CN selections announced
Citizen's News Sports presents its fall all-CN selections, 10 standout athletes from each of our two high schools.
Woodland
Football
Jack DeBiase: The junior running back led...
Youth soccer team feeds varsity success
NAUGATUCK — Every year there are high school soccer programs that have to pick up the pieces and try to replace their graduating senior...
