Naugatuck Savings Bank recently awarded their quarterly customer service commendation to operations representative Engie Hasku. The SARF Award (Safety & Security, Accuracy, Responsiveness and Friendly, Personalized Service) is given every quarter to an employee who best represents the bank’s culture of giving customers the service and dedication they deserve. Hasku, a Cheshire resident, has worked for Naugatuck Savings Bank for 7 years. Pictured: Naugatuck Savings Bank operations representative Engie Hasku, center, was recently awarded Naugatuck Savings Bank’s SARF Award. Pictured with Hasku, from left, Patti Delage, Kathy LaGrave, Jessica Corey, and Ann Hofmann. –CONTRIBUTED
Tiger Cubs from Pack 109 in Naugatuck recently toured the Naugatuck Fire Department headquarters downtown. Tiger cubs, pictured, from left, Brendan Howard, Joe Arcovio, Nathan Rocheleau, Ethan Poppel, Samuel Almeida, and Tessa Arcovio. –CONTRIBUTED
Twenty-three Naugatuck High School students were inducted recently into the Naugatuck High School National Honor Society. To make the honor society, students must maintain a 3.4 GPA and show a commitment to community service, leadership, and exhibit exceptional character. The following students were inducted during a May 17 ceremony at the high school: Lindsay Allison, Sarah Bourassa, Brittany Carr, Sarah Chandler, Sydney Cotto, Evangelina DeRosa, Amy Franzis, Jordan Garcia, Felicia Gullotta, Ajay Guntupalli, Gretchen Hale, Lewis Hassenfeldt, Brittany Hayles, Zachary Hodoba, Karley Korsko, Nina Kosciuszek, Jasper Larioza, Luna Latif, Andrea Lugo, Michael Martins, Gilmar Queiros, Siddhant Shah, and Austin Wagner. –CONTRIBUTED
Beacon Falls resident Jonathan Uhl, a chemistry major at Southern Connecticut State University, was recently named one of the Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Award recipients. Twelve students are chosen for the award each year from the four Connecticut state university campuses. The award recognizes students who are pursuing careers with the intent of helping others develop a keen intellect and/or healthy body. Students must have a 3.7 GPA or better and demonstrated significant participation in university and/or community life. Uhl plans to attend medical school in the fall. –CONTRIBUTED
Naugatuck Youth Soccer’s U10 girls pool group attended the Cheshire Quinnipiac Valley Invitational Tournament. The group played four games and won each. The developmental group is coached by Paulo Cruz, Garid Gravel and managed by Vicki Krooss. –CONTRIBUTED
Naugy United went undefeated over the Memorial Day weekend to capture the U11 Girls Championship at the Cheshire Quinnipiac Valley Invitational Tournament. With only three reserve players on a very hot and humid weekend, the girls only gave up one goal during their four games. Naugy United defeated previously unbeaten Plainedge Explosion from Long Island, N.Y. 1-0 in the final match. Pictured, kneeling from left, Sidney Lauer, Nikki Lee Rostedt, Hailey Boulanger, Jenna Rohlman and Mia Rotatori. Standing, from left, coach Carlos Neto, Caitlin May, Carly Neto, Sophia Marques, team manager Dan May, Nicole Rohlman, Gabriella Carello, Hailey Deitelbaum and assistant coach David Rotatori. –CONTRIBUTED
