Monthly Archives: October 2010
Father rescues 4-year-old son from well
NAUGATUCK — A 4-year-old boy was rescued by his father Monday after he fell about 25 feet into an abandoned water well on Spring...
Second body found in Beacon Falls home
BEACON FALLS — State police found a man who had shot himself in the head Saturday afternoon at 482 Rimmon Hill Road, the same...
Naugatuck girls’ soccer tops Woodland
The Naugatuck girls’ soccer team battled with the Woodland Hawks last Thursday at the Vet and it took a last-second goal for the Hounds...
Beacon Falls man killed in crash
OXFORD — A 23-year-old Beacon Falls man who wanted to become a member of Beacon Hose Company No. 1 died after a three-car accident...
Hounds come from behind to top Hawks
The Naugatuck Greyhounds were in a 3-0 hole at the half but rallied to defeat the Woodland Hawks, 5-3, in punchy, aggressive boys’ soccer...
Mezzo appoints facility planning committee
NAUGATUCK — A long term facility planning committee has been appointed to seek ways to improve the borough’s public school system.
Mayor Robert Mezzo obtained...
Nardello opposed by newcomer in 89th
Voters in the 89th Assembly District will soon decide what matters more to them: experience or outsider status.
Longtime Democratic incumbent Vickie Nardello is seeking...
Assessor gearing up for 2011 revaluation
BEACON FALLS — The Assessor’s Office is gearing up to begin the town’s 2011 revaluation, the first phase of which will include interior and...
Calvary Chapel to open Sunday in Naugatuck
NAUGATUCK — A church without religion will open its doors this Sunday in the borough.
Calvary Chapel Naugatuck River Valley, headed by Pastor Jered Murphy,...
Local band releases debut album
NAUGATUCK — The musicians who comprise local rock band Eight n’ Up may work in the real estate sector, but they sure don’t sing...
