Category: local politics
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Op/Ed The Waterbury Times: Reel Script: “The Real Republicans of Waterbury”
The Waterbury Times~Op Ed~Published Oct 9, 2026 The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of The Waterbury Times and its readers. Vic Cuevas- A MUST WATCH REEL AND PLEASE LISTEN TO THE SONG! In Waterbury, something powerful is happening. Nearly 3,000 new Republicans have joined our movement many of them African American and…
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Waterbury BOA Questions 11-Year Tax Break Proposal for KayBar, Votes to Put Plan on Hold
Waterbury Board of Aldermen pauses 11-year tax break proposal for KayBar after raising questions about its impact. Residents await next steps on the BOA decision.
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Now That the Republican Primary Is Over, the Slate Is Set: Breaking Down Waterbury’s Key Races
The dust has settled on the Republican primary in Waterbury, and the slate of candidates is now set to face off against the Democrats this November. It was a contest marked by old alliances, shifting loyalties, and some tight races that will undoubtedly shape the city’s political future.
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Your Voice, Your Power: Understanding Voter Rights & Responsibilities in Waterbury |Civic Education Series: Part 3
Voter rights are legal protections that ensure every eligible citizen can participate in elections fairly and freely. While exact laws vary by state, here are some core rights protected under U.S. law
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Waterbury Aldermen Explained: What They Do, Why They Matter, and How They Impact You
Learn what an Alderman does in Waterbury, CT. This clear, local guide explains their duties, how they’re elected, and why Aldermen play a major role in shaping city policies and neighborhood decisions.
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EDITORIAL: Waterbury Approaches a Defining Election — Your Vote Matters More Than Ever
With Election Day approaching, Waterbury voters face critical local and national races. Make an informed choice—see past the noise and ensure your voice is heard on November 5th.
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Mayor Pernerewski’s Veto Halts Dr. Ruffin’s Contract—Decision Returns to Waterbury BOE
The City of Waterbury Mayor’s Office has officially vetoed the three-year contract for Dr. Verna Ruffin, which the Board of Education approved last month in a 9–1 vote. Mayor Pernerewski has stated he supports a one-year contract, citing concerns over Dr. Ruffin’s recent performance record. But this is far from over.The Waterbury Board of Education will now have another opportunity to vote. Under…
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243 Days until the 5th Congressional District Seat from CT is up for grabs! Hayes v Logan II
2000 votes kept Rep. Jahana Hayes in D.C. for 2 more years back in 2022. After 2 years of the same old same in Washington is there a change in the air of Connecticut? This week on TheWaterburyTimes.com we will start our count down to election day and bring you all the facts of the…
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Waterbury Board of Aldermen Set to Vote on Sacred Heart Complex Purchase as Public Concerns Grow
Waterbury Aldermen prepare to vote on the City’s proposed purchase of the Sacred Heart Complex. Alderwoman Kelly Zimmerman voices strong opposition. The Waterbury Times investigates the plan in a special report airing Sunday.
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Homelessness in Waterbury: The Surprising Trends You Haven’t Heard About- Op-Ed
The Waterbury Times|Published Feb 2025 UPDATED NOV 21 2025 7:18AM Waterbury, CT- Dawn Maiorano discussed on her show, BRASS CITY BEAT on WATR FM 97.7/AM 1330 Friday mornings, the Brass City’s purchase of the St. Mary’s property for a cool million dollars. 📰 Waterburyopoly: The Buy-and-Flip Game Reshaping the City The purchase is to combat the rampant…
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