Month: November 2025
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Waterbury Acknowledges FOIA Request on Water Test Results
The City of Waterbury has formally acknowledged a Freedom of Information request filed seeking the water-quality test results from the recent Huntington Avenue water main break that caused outages and raised public safety concerns.
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Waterbury Times News Update : Dallas Ave Water Main Break – Repairs Completed
Repairs on the Dallas Avenue water main break are complete. Water service has been fully restored, pressure has stabilized, and the street is cleared for normal traffic. City crews confirmed that there are no active leaks and no further disruptions are expected.
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Are Hit-and-Run Drivers Getting Off Easy in Waterbury? Two Dead, One in a Coma, Less Than 8 Years Behind Bars
Waterbury has seen three tragic hit-and-run crashes in recent years. From John Egan leaving Bryan Calle and a teen to die, to Christine McWeeney and Trae Pratt fleeing fatal crashes, the total jail time served by these drivers is shockingly low. Are Connecticut courts holding hit-and-run drivers accountable?
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Six Months Later: Alyssa Insogna’s Death in Waterbury Police Custody Remains Under Investigation
Nearly six months after Alyssa Insogna died in custody at the Waterbury Police Department, the cause of her death remains undetermined. The Office of the Inspector General continues to investigate, while the community awaits answers about detainee safety and police procedures.
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THE MAGIC RIDE: The Full Story of Waterbury’s Roberto Clemente 12U All-Stars
After a 47-year hiatus, the Roberto Clemente 12U All-Stars returned to Waterbury and captured the city’s heart. From rain-soaked semifinals to controversial calls and a hard-fought Sectional finals run, this team showed grit, skill, and the power of community pride. Relive their unforgettable summer and the legacy they left behind.
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Dallas Ave & Wolcott Street Closure – Traffic Alert Waterbury
Waterbury water main break on Dallas Avenue causes Wolcott Street closure to Newberry Street. Traffic and water service updates here.
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Waterbury’s Top Stories This Week: Bus Drivers, Tracking App, Christmas Trees & Missing Juvenile Search Efforts
This week in Waterbury, we examined the ongoing school bus driver shortage through firsthand accounts, looked at the new bus tracker app for parents, revisited the history of Christmas trees on our downtown greens, announced a December advertising opportunity for local businesses, and covered the tense search for a missing juvenile who was safely found.…
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The Real Story of Waterbury School Buses: Driver Struggles, Overcrowded Routes, and Safety Challenges
Waterbury’s school buses carry more than students—they carry the challenges of an overworked system and the dedication of drivers like “Banana Head” and Rosie. From last-minute route changes to the need for more aides, we go behind the wheel to reveal the struggles, safety challenges, and untold stories keeping kids moving every day. Don’t miss…
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Reach Waterbury Residents This Holiday Season: Sponsorship Opportunities with The Waterbury Times
Connect your business with Waterbury residents this holiday season! The Waterbury Times reaches a loyal local audience, offering limited December sponsorship opportunities — prime banner placements and social media promotion included. Reserve your spot today and make your brand impossible to miss.”
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A Brief History of Christmas Trees on City Greens as Waterbury Begins to Deck the Halls
As Downtown Waterbury lights up for the holiday season, we look back at the tradition of Christmas trees on city greens and how it became a beloved part of Waterbury’s winter identity.
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