Author: D.M. Livingston
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Waterbury Celebrates National Night Out With Family Fun, Community Connection
Waterbury National Night Out returns August 4 at Waterbury PAL with free food, family activities, games, community resources, and neighborhood connection.
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Waterbury Primary Election Guide: What Every Voter Needs to Know Before Voting
Waterbury Primary Election Guide explains what a primary election is, who can vote in Connecticut primaries, and why primaries matter for local voters
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Boil Water Notice Lifted After Waterbury Confirms System Is Safe for Use
The City of Waterbury has lifted the Boil Water Notice affecting approximately 15,020 residents and businesses after water quality testing confirmed that the municipal water system is safe for normal use and consumption
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Waterbury Community Comes Together for Movie Night at Hamilton Park Hosted by Faithalee Goclowski
Families gathered at Hamilton Park for a community movie night hosted by Faithalee Goclowski a 75th District Candidate , free refreshments, and a night of connection in Waterbury.
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The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest: Top 10 Stories That Shaped the Week
The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest highlights the top 10 most-read local stories of the week, including water main repairs, schools, public safety, politics, and community news.
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Tajari Duarte Announces Meet and Greet Event Ahead of 2027 Waterbury Mayoral Campaign
Waterbury mayoral candidate Tajari Duarte will host a free community meet and greet August 1, giving residents a chance to learn more about his campaign.
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Waterbury July 2026 News Recap: The Biggest Stories, Breaking News & Community Conversations
The Waterbury Times looks back at the biggest Waterbury news stories from July 2026, including public safety, fires, community issues, lawsuits, and back-to-school updates.
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Town of Oxford Requests Proposals for Rain Emergency Watershed Protection Project
Town of Oxford seeks contractor proposals for flood recovery work, including waterway cleanup and restoration after the August 2024 rain emergency.
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The Waterbury Times Issues First Official Statement, Calls for Context in Political Discussions Surrounding Candidates Past
The Waterbury Times issues its first official statement, calling for context, accountability, and fairness in political discussions involving incarceration history.
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Brass City Jazz Fest Returns to Waterbury for Seventh Year with National Jazz Lineup
The Brass City Jazz Fest returns to Waterbury’s Library Park on August 1, 2026, with a free evening of nationally recognized jazz artists, food, vendors, and community entertainment.
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