Borough looking to stream meetings
NAUGATUCK — Borough residents may soon be able to watch their government in action from the comfort of their own homes.
IT Director Jim Kallipolites...
Borough officials send budget to hearing
NAUGATUCK — Borough officials have backed a $116 million budget for fiscal year 2015-16.
The Joint Boards of Finance and Mayor and Burgesses approved the...
Chamber’s chairmanship changing hands
NAUGATUCK — There has been a changing of the guard at the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce.
Yvette Wilmot of Sarracco Mechanical Services, past chairman of...
COVID deaths inch up; Rhode Island back on travel advisory
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
HARTFORD — The COVID-19 death toll in Connecticut inched closer to 5,000 as coronavirus-associated deaths topped 200,000 nationally on Tuesday, officials...
Borough launches iWatchNaugatuck
NAUGATUCK — By downloading a free app, Naugatuck residents can turn their smartphones into a crime-fighting tool.
The Naugatuck Police Department launched iWatchNaugatuck Friday. iWatchNaugatuck...
Naugatuck teen wins Connecticut Icon
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Ambulance services continue as contract expires
NAUGATUCK — The contract between Naugatuck Ambulance and the borough expired last week, but emergency medical services for now remain unaffected.
The private nonprofit ambulance...
Preparations underway at former armory
NAUGATUCK — Borough officials are preparing the former armory on Rubber Avenue for its next life.
The state conveyed the 3.5 acre former U.S. Army...
Riders air concerns about train service
DERBY — Riders of the Waterbury branch of Metro-North Railroad weren't impressed with Gov. Dannel Malloy's announcement Monday that the state will fund up...
Crisco embraces funding for economic initiatives
HARTFORD — State Senator Joseph Crisco, Jr. (D-17) welcomed final approval of supplemental funding for three components of the state’s economic recovery strategy.
On Wednesday,...
