Month: September 2026
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Is the Silas Bronson Library Safe?An Extra $100K to the Budget for Security Suggests; Not Safe Enough
Waterbury added $100,000 to the Silas Bronson Library’s FY2027 security budget. The Waterbury Times investigates what prompted the increase and whether the library is safe.
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Where the Money Goes: A Look Inside Waterbury’s $457.5 Million FY2027 Budget
The Waterbury Times breaks down the city’s $457.5 million FY2027 budget, showing how funds are allocated for education, police, fire, public works, pensions, and city services.
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Attention Waterbury Residents: Chance to Win $1,000 in Connecticut Small Business Logo Contest
Waterbury residents can compete for a $1,000 prize in the Connecticut Small Business Development Center logo redesign contest. Submissions are open through October 30, 2026
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Waterbury Announces September Milling and Paving Schedule; Residents Should Expect Delays
Waterbury announces its September 1-11 milling and paving schedule, with road work planned across several streets and possible traffic delays for residents.
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As Waterbury Waits to Clean Its Brownfields, Groton Looks to Expand Its Residential Footprint
A historic former Navy chapel in Groton is being marketed as a potential housing site as Connecticut communities look for ways to expand residential development and address demand.
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The Waterbury Times’ Most Read Stories of August 2026: The Stories That Defined the Month
From breaking news and public safety updates to community events and local government coverage, these were the stories Waterbury readers followed most in August 2026
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