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SOUTHBURY - Residents will head to the polls Wednesday to vote on both the town and school budgets for 2024-25, which, if approved, would leave taxpayers here on the hook for about $81.2 million, a 6.4 % overall increase over the current year.If approved, Southbury's tax rate would rise to 23.6 mill

WATERBURY - The owners of a downtown plumbing and heating supplier, in business here since 1917, say they would like to remain in the city, but acknowledge their patience is wearing thin. That frustration, according to TorrCo CEO Joel Becker, began to boil over last month when Waterbury officials

WATERBURY - ACES at Chase plans to add grades 9-12 to its sixth-to-eighth-grade format beginning in September.School officials say the transition will begin by adding ninth grade into the curriculum for 2024-25, with plans to extend through 12th grade in the subsequent years.ACES at Chase, 565 Chase

WATERBURY - SKYE Cable XIII, the city's provider of public access television, has announced plans to end its 26-year run. The push is on to find a replacement for the Waterbury-based TV station, which since 1998 has provided public, educational and government access on Comcast channels 13, 16 and

WATERBURY -- It may have been just a drill, but the intensity of Saturday's mock active shooter event at Wilby High School was palpable. The training exercise began promptly at 10 a.m. when the call rang out that a white male with a black hoodie had entered the city school at 568 Bucks Hill Road

WATERBURY - The city's Muslim community joined those of the Islamic faith across the world Sunday to usher in a month of fasting, spirituality and reflection with the start of Ramadan.Hundreds gathered Sunday night for prayer and reflection at the Masjid Assalam mosque at 130 Scott Road and the near

TORRINGTON - A local health and fitness center, dance studio, music school and law firm each have been awarded up to $10,000 in grants from the Women's Business Development Council. It's all part of a new Torrington-based municipal grants program designed to assist in the growth of eligible small

WATERBURY - The city's premier technical career training facility is now equipped with a new, state-of-the-art robotic device to help provide students with real-life industrial workplace experiences. The cobot machine arrived by truck Tuesday morning to Manufacturing Alliance Service Corp. traini

WATERBURY Peter Tragni has spent more than half his life serving his country in the Army, including two combat deployments, and Danbury Police Department. Now, at age 59, he spends his days as a counselor at North End Middle School and said he's right where he's meant to be. "All the stuff I w