The Waterbury Times|Weekly Update|Published Apr 4, 2026- Free Subscription Article
Waterbury- Readers across Waterbury stayed engaged this week with a mix of public safety reporting, local government explainers, high school sports, and community spotlights.
From major police investigations to rising local athletes and in-depth looks at city leadership, here are the most-read stories of the week on The Waterbury Times.
🔥 Most Read Stories
1. Guns and Ammunition Seized; Waterbury Police Execute Search Warrants, Arrest Two
2. Watertown’s Senior PG Justin Davis Commits to Post University
🔗 Watertown’s Senior PG Justin Davis Commits to Post University
3. The Waterbury Times – News & Updates
4. Mayhem on Marley Place: Inside Waterbury’s 2020 Officer-Involved Shooting
🔗 Mayhem on Marley Place: Inside Waterbury’s 2020 Officer-Involved Shooting
5. Waterbury Police Seize Heroin and Crack Cocaine in Multi-Unit Investigation
🔗 Waterbury Police Seize Heroin and Crack Cocaine in Multi-Unit Investigation
6. Class vs Class Returns: Top Waterbury Talent Set for April 3 Showdown at The North End
🔗 Class vs Class Returns: Top Waterbury Talent Set for April 3 Showdown at The North End Rec
7. Waterbury Aldermen Explained: What They Do, Why They Matter, and How
8. Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Antonio Ursino of Wilby High School Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
🔗 Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Antonio Ursino of Wilby High School Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
9. Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Liridona Bizati of International Dual Language School
10. 120 Days Later: What Has the Waterbury Board of Aldermen Done So Far?
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