Naugatuck News

Sharon Mansfield of Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury, left, talks with Kirk Morrison and Jocelyn Miller of the Howard Whittemore Memorial Library in Naugatuck Wednesday night during the Naugatuck Savings Bank Foundation's Community Awards Program grants reception.

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Every year the Naugatuck YMCA highlights its accomplishments along with the work of volunteers and businesses in the community at the organization's annual dinner.

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The building at 100 Prospect St. was a second home to children for nearly six decades while it served as the Prospect Street School.

Pieces of trees lie on the ground along the Exit 26 off-ramp on Route 8 North in Naugatuck earlier this month.

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Western Elementary School Principal Melissa Cooney, right, poses for a picture with Tara Fitzgerald, who won a ride to school in a police cruiser, and Naugatuck Police Det.

Maybe there wasn't a palpable sigh of relief breezing through the halls of the Capitol Tuesday, but the shadow of Connecticut's latest corruption scandal certainly lifted over the General Assembly .

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Appropriately for National Burger Month, Connecticut has been celebrating Craft Beer Week .

Rev. Michael Casey of Prospect gives a mass at St. MaryA s Hospital in Waterbury Monday.

Naugatuck resident Chester Cornacchia addresses the Naugatuck Zoning Commission during a hearing at Town Hall Wednesday night on a proposed zone change.

John DeBisschop leads the Naugatuck Fire Department's annual Halloween parade down Old Firehouse Road last October.

Charlotte Butler sits at her computer where she's been taking online courses at Post University.

The Naugatuck Economic Development Corporation has received a $975,000 state grant for remediation work on the General DataComm property.

With the sounds of R&B singer Bruno Mars and 80s hair band Twisted Sister blaring from the back of a 3 series BMW, dozens of adults of all ages grind out pushups in broad daylight in downtown Naugatuck as hundreds of passersby looked on.

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Most of the residents who made their voices heard during a public hearing on the proposed budget Monday essentially told officials they don't mind investing a little more for services they deem worthy.