Month: August 2026
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Wilby Football Field Project Approved — But Community Still Waiting for a Timeline
The Wilby High School football field reconstruction project has funding, a design contract, and Board of Aldermen approval — but Waterbury residents are asking when construction will actually begin.
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CONNECTICUT STUDENT PERFORMANCE IS IMPROVING — BUT THE RECOVERY IS FAR FROM COMPLETE
Connecticut’s public school students continued to make measurable academic gains during the 2025–26 school year, with mathematics and science performance improving for the fourth consecutive year and English language arts continuing its upward trend.
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“This Week, I’m Just a Mom”: Faithalee Goclowski Shares Heartfelt Message After Loss of Son
Faithalee Goclowski shares a personal message with the Waterbury community following the loss of her son, reflecting on grief, family, love, and the importance of holding loved ones close.
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Waterbury Police Provide Details Following Arrest Captured on Video
Video appears to show Waterbury police officers using force during an arrest involving a handcuffed suspect who can be heard saying he cannot breathe. The Waterbury Police Department has been contacted for comment as the investigation continues.
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Back-to-School Bullying in Waterbury: Warning Signs, Prevention Tips, and Resources for Families
As students return to school, bullying remains a concern for parents, teachers, and students alike. Learn the warning signs of bullying, how to prevent it, when to intervene, and what every Waterbury family should know before the first day of school.
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United Neighborhoods, Stronger Futures: A Message to the 75th District- Waterbury
The Waterbury Times|Commentary|Aug 24, 2026 Submitted by Faith Goclowski, Candidate for Connecticut’s 75th District A better future begins with engaged, connected, and caring neighbors. Strong communities are not created by perfect people. They are created by people who are willing to show up, listen, help one another, and take pride in the places they call…
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Waterbury Police Investigate Early Morning Shots Fired Incident Sunday Morning
Waterbury Police are investigating reports of gunshots fired near Orange Street and Locust Street early Sunday morning. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Waterbury Woman Charged After Fatal Pedestrian Crash on South Main Street
A Waterbury woman faces manslaughter and DUI charges after police say she struck and killed a Danbury pedestrian on South Main Street.
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Waterbury Youth Services to Host Annual Back-to-School Rally Celebrating 50 Years of Service
Waterbury Youth Services will host its annual Back-to-School Rally at Fulton Park on Aug. 20, celebrating 50 years of supporting local youth and families.
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Waterbury Police to Conduct Active Shooter Training at Crosby High School Wednesday
Waterbury Police will conduct an active shooter training exercise at Crosby High School on Aug. 19. Residents should expect increased police activity, but no emergency exists.
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