Every ticket stub has a story to tell
As technology improves lives and makes everyday things more convenient, there can be a downside. Allow me to explain.
This revelation came to me...
Hawks eliminated from NVL tourney
WOLCOTT — The Woodland boys may have been edged out of Naugatuck Valley League tournament contention on Thursday evening, but the girls’ squad (8-6-2 in the regular season) fared better and qualified.
They faced Torrington (10-5-1) in round one, and the two squared off on the turf at Wolcott High School on a blustery Halloween afternoon, just before the rain clouds broke.
Dancers show off their moves at NVL championship
BEACON FALLS — The Woodland dance team finished fourth in a field of six teams Feb. 6 at the Naugatuck Valley League dance championship...
Chargers overwhelm ‘Hounds
NAUGATUCK — As the masses swarmed the stands and surrounding areas, the Greyhounds took the field Thanksgiving morning to face Ansonia for the 116th...
Passion never gets old for Riverdawgs
NAUGATUCK — The players on the Naugatuck Riverdawgs of the Northeast Baseball Association still have that fire in their bellies to compete on the...
Cadets march past Hawks
TRUMBULL — After the Woodland baseball team earned a comeback, 4-2 win over Naugatuck Valley League rival Holy Cross in Saturday’s Class M qualifying...
Woodland boys’ soccer stays perfect
Even if the Woodland boys’ soccer team somehow loses every game left in the regular season, the Hawks will still post a winning record...
Concussion law passed in Connecticut
When in doubt, sit it out.
That’s the gist of a new state law which will go into effect during this school year.
The statute, Public...
‘Hounds ready for new roles
NAUGATUCK — Two years ago the Naugatuck girls soccer team stumbled down the stretch losing the final two regular season games before falling in...
Fencing mob mentality
Prospect club to take sport to the streets
PROSPECT — Fencing may be a niche sport for those who like to lunge and parry. Come...
