NAUGATUCK Matthew Rios sold property on 319 Allerton Rd to Ernest Afriyie and Stella Agyeman for $360,000. Diane D. Allard sold property on 23 Barnum Ct to Thais L. Barros for $375,000. Steven Jason ...

Stanley J. Kuzma Jr., age 74, entered eternal rest on Sept. 2, 2024, at his home in Beacon Falls, with his family by his side, after a brief, aggressive battle with cancer. He was the loving husband ...

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Nina Andersen, who left us peacefully on Sept. 2, 2024, at the age of 71. Nina was born on May 8, 1953, at Saint Mary's Hospital in Waterbury, Conn. Nina ...

BY ANDREAS YILMA CITIZENS NEWS Fruits and vegetables are commonly touted for their various health benefits, but rising to that same status are mushrooms, or fungi. There's growing evidence that edible ...

A neglected four-family home near an old borough park will be demolished soon. The owner of the property at 8 Pond St. will ...

The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation is looking to be federally recognized once more after that recognition was taken away almost two decades ago. Chief Richard Velky along with tribal members, current and ...

Newly appointed Fire Marshal Mark Goletz is eager to serve the town in his official position. Former Prospect Volunteer Fire ...

Several borough residents voiced their concerns at a Bluewater Property Group informational meeting Sept. 11 about a proposed Amazon facility. Bluewater Property Group filed an Inland Wetlands applica ...

A judge has ruled in favor of the Inland Wetlands Commission in a lawsuit against Regency at Prospect for the storage and use of salt to de-ice roads in the condominium community. The commission initi ...

Aaron D . Echevarria, age 30, of Naugatuck, passed away peacefully on Friday, Aug. 16, 2024, at Saint Mary's Hospital in ...

BY KEN MORSE CITIZEN'S NEWS Nick Fernandez is settling in as the new Woodland boys soccer coach. He’s hoping there won’t be ...

BY KYLE BRENNAN CITIZEN’S NEWS The fall high school sports season got underway Sept. 3 — a bit earlier than usual thanks to a ...