Tag: 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 Swears In Newly Elected Aldermen & Commissioners at Kennedy High School Inauguration
Waterbury inaugurates its newly elected Board of Aldermen and Board of Education members at a ceremony held at Kennedy High School. See photos, quotes, and full coverage from The Waterbury Times.
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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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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 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. Here’s a breakdown of what happened in…
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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,…
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Civic Education Series: Part 3
Your Voice, Your Power: Understanding Voter Rights & Responsibilities Voting is more than a civic duty—it’s a powerful tool for shaping your community, your state, and your country. But participating in elections means understanding both your rights as a voter and your responsibilities as a member of a democracy. In this article, we break down the basics so you…
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How Democracy Is Supposed to Work — Versus How It Does in Waterbury
This article is part of Parker Jane PBC’s civic education initiative-empowering residents through accessible local knowledge Democracy is often celebrated as the ideal system of government—a way for citizens to have a voice, influence policy, and hold leaders accountable. But what happens when the ideals of democracy clash with the realities on the ground? Our…
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