The Waterbury Times|Published Mar 12, 2026
Waterbury Good morning, Waterbury. Here are the three stories shaping the Brass City today.
1️⃣ Sen. Rob Sampson (R-16th): Crowded Hearings Show Connecticut Residents Pushback on Proposed Bills
Large crowds packed hearings in Hartford as Rob Sampson (R–16) said residents from across Connecticut came to voice concerns about several controversial proposals being discussed during the legislative session.
2️⃣ City Planning Commission Public Hearing Tonight on Waterbury’s 10-Year City Development Plan
Residents had an opportunity to weigh in last night as officials held a public hearing on Waterbury’s draft Plan of Conservation and Development, a long-term roadmap outlining how the city could grow over the next decade.
3️⃣ Wanted: Man Accused of Hotel Fraud Across Connecticut Sought by Waterbury Police
Police say Eddie Kennedy, 53, is wanted on a first-degree larceny warrant tied to an alleged hotel fraud case. Authorities say he may be traveling across Connecticut and are asking anyone with information to contact Waterbury Police Department.
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