Tag: Woodland
Best of 2011-12 high school sports: Top 10 senior athletes
The school year that has been over just a few weeks might seem like forever ago to some, but we’re not ready to put...
Running to end human trafficking
Naugatuck resident and Woodland fine arts teacher Kristen Lengyel will soon be running 13.1 miles looking not only toward the finish line of the...
Summer sports camps
Baseball camp for future Greyhounds
NAUGATUCK — The Future Greyhounds Baseball Camp will be held July 16 through July 20, from 9 a.m. to...
Best of 2011-12 high school sports: Top 10 games
Now that school is finally done around these parts, it’s time for us to start looking back at the academic (by that we mean...
Three NVL titles in one year a first at Woodland
BEACON FALLS — Adam Baz, Marc Beaulieu, and Tim Madormo graduated from Woodland on Wednesday after they helped do something in their senior year...
Hawks spread the points around at spring game
BEACON FALLS — A few minutes after Woodland’s Black-White spring football game ended last Saturday, Hawks quarterback Tanner Kingsley had but one question.
“Do you...
Scholarship dinner to recognize local students
NAUGATUCK — The Camille B. Perugini Charitable Trust will award scholarships to 10 local students during an awards dinner June 25 at Jesse Camille’s...
Class of 2012 to graduate this week
The graduation ceremony for Naugatuck High School’s Class of 2012 will be held June 19 beginning at 6 p.m. on the school’s Veteran’s Field
In...
Hawk Productions wins awards for short films
BEACON FALLS — Woodland’s growing Hawk Productions continued to spread its wings as the group won a number of awards for two short films.
The group, which operates in Ralph Riello’s digital media production courses, earned honors at the Connecticut Student Film Festival and the Connecticut Student Innovation Expo held earlier this year.
At the Connecticut Student Film Festival, Woodland won the People’s Choice Award for their short film, “Checkmate,” a short drama entered in the 84-Hour Film Challenge. The challenge required films to be produced in fewer than four days.
