Tag: Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Juvenile crime issues, solutions discussed at Naugatuck event
By Andreas Yilma Citizen's News
NAUGATUCK -- Juvenile crime reform dominated the discussion on Wednesday, April 13 when local legislators joined members of the borough's business...
Naugatuck mayor predicts economic boom, discusses major projects at annual breakfast
NAUGATUCK -- Mayor N. Warren “Pete” Hess sees an economic boost in the near future for the borough.
That was the message Hess had for...
Borough running ‘Eat Local’ campaign
NAUGATUCK — The borough, Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce and the Naugatuck Economic Development Corporation are running a “Eat Local, Win Local — Keep Naugy...
Chamber announces duck race winners
NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of this year’s virtual duck race.
The chamber celebrated its 15th annual Duck Day virtually...
Chamber holding virtual Duck Day
By Andreas Yilma, Staff Writer
NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce’s annual Duck Day is going virtual this year.
The annual festival, which is in...
Legislators talk tolls at breakfast
NAUGATUCK — Opposition to proposed highway tolls dominated the discussion between local legislators and members of the business community Thursday morning as they talked...
Dibble Award winner exudes enterprising, community spirit
NAUGATUCK — Marcelo Martins started Luso Cleaning Services with his father, Manuel, when he was 19 years old. Thirty years later, the business is...
Chamber to honor Martins for making a difference in community
NAUGATUCK — Marcelo Martins joined the board of directors for the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce after starting Luso Cleaning Services with his father, Manuel,...
Chamber to honor McPadden with Dibble Award
NAUGATUCK — Kathleen A. McPadden has been working in banking since she was in high school in 1980, starting her career at Naugatuck Savings...
A matter of when, not if for port project
NAUGATUCK — The borough is primed to shift gears and move full speed ahead on the port of Naugatuck project.
That was the message Mayor...