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  • Agent Dope Dealers: How Drug Dealers Serve as Extensions of Government Entities Profiting from the Inner-City Drug Crisis

    The drug crisis gripping many inner-city neighborhoods has been a subject of intense public scrutiny for decades. From the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s to the opioid crisis today, the destructive forces of illicit drugs have ravaged entire communities, leaving deep social, economic, and psychological scars. But beneath the surface of the so-called “war…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/15/2025
    News Updates
  • Waterbury Cape Verde Community Concerned as Tragic Flooding Hits São Vicente, Cabo Verde

    Cabo Verde, an island nation off the northwest coast of Africa known for its beautiful beaches and volcanic landscapes, is currently facing a heartbreaking disaster. The island of São Vicente has been hit by intense flooding caused by heavy thunderstorms. Preliminary reports from the Civil Protection Councilor José Carlos indicate that at least six people…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/11/2025
    Breaking news
  • “Black August: Revolution and Resistance- The American Tradition

    Black August: A Time for Reflection, Resistance, and Resilience Black August is an annual observance that celebrates the history, struggles, and sacrifices of Black people in the fight for freedom, justice, and equality. It originated in the 1970s as a way to honor Black revolutionaries, particularly those who were incarcerated or martyred in the pursuit…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/11/2025
    News Updates
  • Three Months No Answers: The Waterbury Times Update on Alyssa Insogna’s Death

    Waterbury, CT — Nearly three months have passed since the tragic death of 29-year-old Alyssa Insogna while in the custody of the Waterbury Police Department, yet the community is still waiting for answers.

    D.M. Livingston

    08/08/2025
    Local News, Willow, Hillside, and Grove Neighborhood
    Willow, Willow Street
  • Shooting Fish in a Barrel: Waterbury’s “Quality of Life” Crackdown Misses the Mark

    By D.M.Livingston Published August 8, 2025 Waterbury police recently announced a sweep of prostitution arrests in the Willow, Hillside, and Grove Street corridor, touting the operation as a “quality of life” victory. Yet for many local advocates and residents, the effort feels less like progress and more like punishment — aimed not at the root…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/08/2025
    News Updates
    announcement, Crime, LAW
  • 35 Years Strong: The Story of Rivera & Hughes in Waterbury

    a PARKER JANE PBC- LOCAL STORYTELLING series Rivera and Hughes Back in 1990, Waterbury lost two real ones. Firefighters Eddie Rivera and Howard Hughes died in the line of duty on May 10th, when their fire truck lost its brakes responding to a false alarm. That crash on West Main Street shook the whole city. Two men who ran toward danger…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/07/2025
    News Updates
  • Waterbury’s National Night Out Brings Community Together in Powerful Display of Unity

    By D.M. LIVINGSTON Published Aug 5 2026 Waterbury, CT- On a perfect summer evening on the outskirts of Waterbury’s Downtown at the beginnings of the North End, Kingsbury Street came alive with the sounds of music, laughter, and unity as residents gathered to celebrate National Night Out—a nationwide event aimed at strengthening police-community partnerships and promoting…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/05/2025
    News Updates
  • Waterbury’s Last Ticks of a Golden Era: The Story of Lux Clock

    Waterbury Local Storytelling Series – The Waterbury Times By D.M.Livingston|Published Sept 2025 Updated Nov 23, 2025 7:52 It has long been known as the Brass City, a place where industry thrived, innovation sparked, and factory whistles marked the rhythm of daily life. Among the many companies that once hummed with life during the city’s industrial heyday,…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/05/2025
    News Updates
    business, history, politics
  • Your Voice, Your Power: Understanding Voter Rights & Responsibilities in Waterbury |Civic Education Series: Part 3

    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

    D.M. Livingston

    08/05/2025
    a Parker Jane PBC series, Civic Education, Civic Engagement, local politics
    Civic Education, politics
  • “CRIMES” OF THE TIME:What Trump’s New Executive Order on Homelessness Could Mean for Waterbury

    On July 24, former President Donald Trump signed a sweeping new Executive Order titled “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets.” The order aims to change how cities and states address homelessness—but its long-term effects remain to be seen. For Waterbury and cities like it, this order raises big questions about the future of housing, policing, public…

    D.M. Livingston

    08/04/2025
    law & order
    announcement, community
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