Borough adopts policy on back taxes
NAUGATUCK — A new tax enforcement policy outlines when delinquent properties will be sent to foreclosure for a tax sale while giving taxpayers a...
Counseling service seeks to convert home into office
NAUGATUCK — The Zoning Commission May 20 accepted a special permit application to convert a multi-family home on Hillside Avenue into office space.
Eighteen Hillside...
Police chase ends in arrest of borough man
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Teachers vote ‘no confidence’ school chief
NAUGATUCK — Teachers overwhelmingly condemned the performance of embattled Superintendent Dr. John Tindall-Gibson Thursday, while the school board continued to search for ways to...
Room stimulates students’ senses
NAUGATUCK — Preschooler Teddy Salazar runs across a matted floor under a silver disco ball toward a set of fiber optic light strands.
The overhead...
Budget set, tax bills going out
NAUGATUCK — The third time proved to be the charm in regards to the borough’s budget.
In October, officials adopted a $112.9 million budget for...
ZBA rules tree fort can stay
NAUGATUCK — The dust has settled and Fort Bronko still stands.
Burgess Michael Bronko and his wife, Eileen came before the Zoning Board of Appeals...
WRHS Hall of Fame to induct new members
BEACON FALLS — Three new members soon will be joining the Woodland Regional High School Hall of Fame.
Noted athlete Shane Kingsley, founding teacher Joan...
Marketing prowess reaps record return
NHS to be well represented at national DECA competition
NAUGATUCK — Naugatuck High School’s DECA program out did itself at the State Career Development Conference.
The...
