State reports COVID cases, deaths among fully vaccinated people
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
State health officials on May 7 reported 242 people in Connecticut have contracted COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated against the viral...
Naugatuck BOE member asked to resign over ‘alarming’ social media posts
By Andreas Yilma Citizen's News
NAUGATUCK -- A Board of Education member is refusing to step down for sharing sexually suggestive photos of young girls on...
Police charge woman in connection with stabbing
NAUGATUCK — A 47-year-old Naugatuck woman is facing charges after police say she stabbed a man with a kitchen knife during a domestic dispute...
State’s attorney releases footage of officer-involved shooting in Naugatuck
By Elio Gugliotti and Andrew Larson, Staff
NAUGATUCK — Joseph T. Corradino, state's attorney for the district of Fairfield, on Thursday released body camera footage...
Drug arrest made after car accident
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
NAUGATUCK — Borough police Feb. 26 uncovered a large amount of drugs after a motor vehicle accident.
Naugatuck police were dispatched at about...
Man jumps to death off Prospect Bridge
BY ANDREAS YILMA
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
NAUGATUCK — A 24-year-old Prospect man died after jumping from the Prospect Street Bridge onto Route 8 on April 15.
Naugatuck police responded...
Sandy Hook responder found dead in Naugatuck cemetery
By Andreas Yilma Citizen's News
NAUGATUCK -- A retired Newtown police sergeant, who responded in the wake of the Sandy Hook School shooting, was found dead...
American Pie restaurant closes in Naugatuck
By Andreas Yilma Citizen's News
NAUGATUCK -- Popular borough restaurant American Pie has closed because the owner says a rent increase was too big to swallow.
American...
Waterbury/Naugatuck Amazon project moves forward after purchase
WATERBURY -- Bluewater Property Group will buy the 157 acre Waterbury/Naugatuck Industrial Park site for $2.5 million with plans to build an Amazon distribution...
Lamont order revises state’s mask mandate
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont on May 18 renewed the current COVID-19 emergency declarations in the state through July 20 as...
