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Waterbury BOE Commissioner Addresses Chronic Busing Challenges and New Tracking Tools
Waterbury BOE Commissioner discusses chronic busing challenges, highlights the Bus Track and Parent Square apps, and outlines plans to improve student transportation in the district.
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Waterbury’s Top Stories This Week: Bus Drivers, Tracking App, Christmas Trees & Missing Juvenile Search Efforts
This week in Waterbury, we examined the ongoing school bus driver shortage through firsthand accounts, looked at the new bus tracker app for parents, revisited the history of Christmas trees on our downtown greens, announced a December advertising opportunity for local businesses, and covered the tense search for a missing juvenile who was safely found.…
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Public Notice;REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL – CLEAN-UP OF FLOOD DEBRIS (OXFORD, CT)
Town of Oxford requests sealed bids for flood debris cleanup at multiple river locations impacted by the August 2024 storm, with proposals due July 7, 2026, under a state-funded DEEP Urban Act grant
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Juneteenth Refuse and Recycling Collection Schedule
The Waterbury Times~Published June 18, 2026 Waterbury — The City of Waterbury Department of Public Works announced that there will be no changes to refuse and recycling collection schedules in observance of Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, 2026. All refuse and recycling collections will take place on their regularly scheduled days. The Mark Lane Transfer…
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City of Waterbury Announces 2026 Milling and Paving Program
The City of Waterbury will begin its 2026 milling and paving program with a $10 million investment to improve roads, sidewalks, and infrastructure citywide.
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Waterbury Public Schools Honors Outstanding Student Attendance Through Ride 2 Success Program
Waterbury Public Schools and city leaders will honor four students for outstanding attendance in the 2025–2026 school year during the Ride 2 Success program on June 18
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Cabo Verde Stuns the World With Historic Draw Against Spain
Cabo Verde earns a dramatic draw against Spain, showcasing resilience, discipline, and seizing opportunity in a breakthrough World Cup Central moment.
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Waterbury Juneteenth Parade Set for June 20, 2026
Waterbury’s Juneteenth Parade will be held June 20, 2026 beginning at North Elm Street and ending with a festival at Library Park.
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Waterbury Receives National Financial Reporting Honor for 19th Consecutive Year
Waterbury has received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 19th consecutive year, recognizing transparency and fiscal management.
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The R&R Care Network: How Two Waterbury Residential Care Homes are Becoming One HUGE Problem for Some Locals
The Waterbury Times|Investigates|Published June 16, 2026 The Waterbury- Two separate residential care facilities in Waterbury—one in the city’s downtown core and another on Cedar Avenue in the City’s EastEnd—are now connected through the same ownership network, raising new questions about zoning enforcement, state licensing, and the rapid conversion of former institutional properties into elder-care housing.…
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Former Waterbury School Employee’s Case Still Pending Six Months After Alleged Inappropriate Communication with Minor
Nearly six months after his arrest, former Waterbury school employee Philip C. Hughes remains in pre-trial status, with a court appearance scheduled for June 26, 2026.
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Who Is Responsible for Elton Residential Care Home? Public Records Point to Ownership Group as Community Questions Grow in Downtown Waterbury
The Waterbury Times examines ownership, management, and oversight questions surrounding Elton Residential Care Home in downtown Waterbury.
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