Boucher honored by Waterbury Hospital
BY STEVE BIGHAM CITIZEN'S NEWS
WATERBURY — William “Boomer” Boucher, one of the state’s first paramedics in the 1970s, was honored May 31 during a...
Property transfers for June 8
BEACON FALLS
Daniel R. Sullivan sold property on 75 Avenue C to Jsoeph R. Amarante for $323,200.
Jeffrey and Cristiana Fernandes sold property on 359 Blackberry...
Judge to weigh assault charge
BY BRUNO MATARAZZO JR. REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
WATERBURY — A judge will consider whether to dismiss a sexual assault charge against a former Naugatuck High School student...
Soon, kids can hoop it up at LRMS
BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
PROSPECT — Students at Long River Middle School may soon be able to play hoops during recess.
Region 16 Superintendent of Schools...
Scouts holding bottle, can drive; Father’s Day breakfast
PROSPECT — Boy Scout Troop 258 will have a bottle and can drive from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the St. Anthony’s Church...
Connecticut Water installing mains
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
NAUGATUCK — Connecticut Water has begun the installation of few thousands feet of water main in downtown ahead of the scheduled downtown...
Police seek info on abused dog
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
NAUGATUCK — A reward is being offered to locate those responsible after a young abandoned husky was found in poor health with...
Naugapalooza draws a hungry crowd
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
NAUGATUCK — The borough’s second Naugapalooza, a festival with a food truck battle, energized guests from across the state with numerous...
News briefs for June 1
Duck Day
this Sunday
NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 18th Annual Duck Day which will include the usual Duck Race and...
Jan Lyon subject of art exhibit at library
PROSPECT — The Prospect Public Library will feature a painting exhibit by Jan Lyon in the Irene Boardman Meeting Room throughout the month of...
