Hillside Avenue wall fades into history
NAUGATUCK — All in all, they were all just stones in the wall.
Decades ago, when Naugatuck High School was housed in the historic building...
Drums for Troops: Students’ efforts lauded
BEACON FALLS — Capping a week of owning up to one’s activities—or lack thereof—during the Vietnam conflict, Woodland Regional High School Principal Dr. Arnold...
Beacon Falls police officer sees emergency from other side
BEACON FALLS — Bill McCasland is a familiar face to Beacon Falls residents during an emergency. Usually he’s there to help. Last Thursday, he...
Towns to usher in holiday season
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With Thanksgiving now in the rearview mirror, the towns of Naugatuck, Beacon...
An artistic celebration
NAUGATUCK — Patrons of the arts got a special treat last Saturday as the Naugatuck Historical Society flung open its doors to a display...
Pumpkin Patch returning to Prospect
PROSPECT — Thousands of pumpkins are rolling into town for the 2nd Annual Pumpkin Patch at St. Anthony Church.
From Oct. 8 through 31,...
Borough using grant money to help elderly
NAUGATUCK — The tri-fold letter curls up on Ed Carter’s desk, as if mimicking the felines about which it is written. Carter, Naugatuck’s mayoral...
Mayor of the day
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Home School Association revives borough tradition
NAUGATUCK — After a five-year hiatus, the St. Francis-St. Hedwig School is bringing an annual tradition back to Naugatuck — only this time it’s...
Naugatuck kicks off the holiday season
NAUGATUCK — The Parks and Recreation Department held its sixth annual holiday kickoff Monday night on the Green with hundreds in attendance to enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides, visits from Santa Claus and Frosty the Snowman, and the lighting of the borough tree.
