Category: local politics
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Waterbury’s Historic Moment: The 5th District Now Represented by Three Latino Leaders
Waterbury’s 5th District — including the South End, CBD, Lower Hillside, Washington Park; Hamilton Park — is now represented by three Latino officials for the first time in city history.
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Waterbury’s Newly Elected Alderman Feliciano-Roman Challenges BOA Rules in First Meeting, Signaling Democratic Party Split
New Alderman Rafael Feliciano-Roman publicly challenges the Board of Aldermen’s Rules Package during inauguration night, signaling a potential divide within Waterbury’s Democratic Party.
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Waterbury Announces Inaugural Meeting & Swearing-In Ceremony for Newly Elected Officials
Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. invites the public to the inaugural joint meeting and swearing-in ceremony for newly elected Aldermen and Board of Education Commissioners on Dec. 1, 2025, at Kennedy High School.
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Waterbury Board of Alderman & Board of Education Swearing-In Ceremony at Kennedy High School – Monday Dec 1st, 6 PM
Join the Waterbury Board of Aldermen and Board of Education swearing-in ceremony at Kennedy High School on Dec 1 at 6 PM. Celebrate the new leadership shaping Waterbury, CT.
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Waterbury Board of Alderman & Board of Education Swearing-In Ceremony at Kennedy High School – December 1st, 6 PM
Join the Waterbury Board of Aldermen and Board of Education swearing-in ceremony at Kennedy High School on Dec 1 at 6 PM. Celebrate the new leadership shaping Waterbury, CT.
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Pernerewski Wins Waterbury Mayoral Election by the Skin of His Teeth
Paul Pernerewski wins Waterbury mayoral election by 561 votes over Dawn Maiorano. Close race signals potential change as residents await action on schools and crime.
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Waterbury Republicans Fall Short in Attempt to Flip City Hall Majority
The Republican Town Committee, led by Chair Dawn Maiorano, entered Election Night with hopes of flipping the Democratic majority in City Hall. But while her “Real Republican” slate made gains, the final results fell just short of shifting the balance of power.
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Waterbury Elects New Board of Aldermen: Mayor Pernerewski’s Team Holds Majority as City Looks Ahead
Waterbury voters went to the polls Tuesday underneath the full moon to elect the city’s next Board of Aldermen, reaffirming Mayor Paul Pernerewski’s Democratic slate with a 10–5 majority. While the balance of power remains unchanged, the results bring a mix of new voices and returning incumbents, signaling both stability and renewal in city leadership.
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Waterbury’s Mayor Pernerewski’s Mid-Term Report Card (2023–2025)
— Where Are We Headed Next? November 3rd 2025 | Waterbury, CT Updated Mar 31, 2026 Waterbury- Two years into Mayor Paul Pernerewski’s current term, The Waterbury Times takes a citywide look at what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and what challenges remain.This report is not a political endorsement — it’s a civic check-up. How far has…
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TWT- REWIND – Jan 2024 article “ The Bristol Babcock Building losing out on $4M funding “
“Drub”bing up memories 38 years ago Norman Drubner, Waterbury-based attorney, broker and developer, purchased the abandoned Bristol Babcock for $3M with visions of revitalizing the South End’s eye sore and turning a profit at the same time. Well, a funny thing happened on the way to the bank. The late 80s and early 90s saw…
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