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• Looking for summer activities for your kids? ENROLL IN SUMMER ART CLASSES at the...
• Post University then and now: Travel back in time with this photo slideshow, sho...
• Thank you to everyone who came out to A View from the Edge with Annie Edgerton!!...
• Do you have a favorite professor? How has he/she impacted your academic journey?
• Check out behind-the-scenes footage of the Post Theatrical Players and their 'Av...
• Missed our Online Learning Conference? Check out one of the most buzzed about se...
• Monday, June 4 - CT League of History Organizations Annual Meeting/Conference -...
• Join the Museum Team and volunteer on the Waterbury Mural Project June 9th from...
• Have you browsed through our Facebook Timeline yet? Take a virtual tour of our 1...
• Fill in the blank: I am pursuing/have pursued my higher education because _______.
• Only about 20 tickets left for View from the Edge. Don't miss your chance to se...
• ... you make me feel so young, you make me feel like spring has sprung...
• Lee Dimo performing Frank Sinatra favorites for TGI Third Thursday.
• The Post University golf team poses outside The Cardinal Club on day 3 of the NC...
• Post University junior Thomas Rees sizes up the fourth hole on the second day of...
• Relive the excitement of Commencement 2012 with this photo slideshow! What was y...
• The Earnest Roth exhibition that opened last Thursday recieved a very good revie...
• Duck Day & Race to Be Held June 3-Hosted by Naugatuck Chamber, a Partner With Waterbury Regional Chamber
• Some photos from our 2012 Equine Dinner; tag yourselves!
• Check out a very special performance by Annie Edgerton on WFSB Channel 3's Bette...
• Join us for A View From the Edge! Welcome Mamma Mia star and Shakesperience alum...
• The Mattatuck Museum is saddened by the news of the passing of our dear friend a...
• The New Meadow Street Grill Will Offer Farm-to-Table, Locally Sourced Freshly-Prepared Dishes
• Get the scoop on how to stay informed and show your support for the men's golf t...
• Alumni Spotlight: Detective Pugliese tells us why he chose Post, how his bachelo...
• Hey new grads! Check out some tips for writing a resume that will help you land...
• Congratulations to all of this year's inductees!
• Eighth-year head golf coach Pete Stevens reviews the NCAA Atlantic/East Super Re...
• For the first time in school history, Post will compete for an NCAA national tit...
• Check out some photos from Commencement 2012! Feel free to tag yourselves. More...
• We are excited to announce free admission to the museum for all mothers and gran...
• Spread the word about the Mattatuck Museum! Ask your friends to like us on Faceb...
• Exploring Art - Ages 7-9
• Art Tells a Story - Ages 4-6
• Opening Reception for In the Shadow’s of Saint Anne’s: The Life of a Changing Co...
• Spring Lunch and Learn Series: A Tour of Venice with Nunzio DeFilippis
• Connecticut Open House Day
• All Jazz First Thursday Presents: The Airborne Jazz Trio
• Spring Lunch and Learn Series: Capturing the Mystery and Beauty of Venice with J...
• Secrets and Surprises of Litchfield, CT: A Bus Tour with Rachel Carley
• Spring Lunch and Learn Series: Articulations of the Actual: Ernest Roth’s Veneti...
• TGI Third Thursday Presents: Lee Dimo
• From Dublin Street to City Hall: A History of the Waterbury Irish
• We enjoyed honoring all of our 2012 graduates this weekend, but hope you don't l...
• Opening Reception for Reflections and Undercurrents: Prints of Venice, 1900-1940
• Congratulations to our Spring 2012 Acting Intensive students, who presented a br...
• Check out a recap and photos from our 2012 Commencement in today's Republican Am...
• Waterbury Resident Named by Home Instead Senior Care Their March CAREGiver of the Month
• Our 122nd Commencement ceremony is underway! Don't forget if you can't be here t...
• Graduation 2012 about to begin!
• Blue Man Group
• Join the Mattatuck Museum Team for Waterbury's City Canvas Project
• Give it up for Glenda Davenport and Waterbury's own John Mobilio!
• A sneak peek at Saturday's program...we're looking forward to celebrating the Cl...
• Just 2 DAYS until commencement! One of our grads, Jessica Haugh, and her family...
• Hey Eagles! Last chance to get your Swoop captions in for a chance to win a $25...
• CT Choral Society to Perform Maritime Choral Masterpiece
• Meet Jon Savoy, one of our 2012 graduates, as he tells the story of an accident...
• How many graduates do we have this year? Where are they from? How old are they?...
• Otello
• Take a look at some photos from the 2012 Post University Athletic Awards Banquet...
• While many of our students are hitting the books to prepare for finals, Swoop ha...
• To all of our Accelerated Degree Program students: Happy Mod 5! Best wishes for...
• Waterbury Chorale performing for a full house at the museum.
• We have TWO great events happening this Sunday... The Jewish Cemeteries Tour wi...
• The horses have arrived on campus for our Spring Equine Fair! Come join us for r...
• Missed our Online Learning Conference? We've got you covered with highlights on...
• It's that time of year again...FINALS! Exams begin on Monday, and we encourage y...
• President Tom Samph analyzes the changing makeup of many graduating classes, inc...
• John Tesh: Big Band Live
• News from the Mattatuck Museum
• PLEASE VOTE: Two Post University instructors are final 10 nominees for the Onlin...
• Final exams begin in just one week! To help you prepare, please take note of the...
• ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY... One hundred years ago, at 5:22 p.m. City Hall near th...
• Shakesperience Productions, Inc. News - April 20, 2012
• Christina and family pose with the Congressman and the winning artwork.
• And the winner is Christina Cardwell of Canton High School. Congratulations to a...
• Congressman Chris Murphy addresses the artists and families at the Congressional...
• Richard III -- Shakespeare in Library Park
• Join us for A View From the Edge! Welcome Mamma Mia star and Shakesperience alum...
• A View From the Edge
• Steve Hargadon kicks off his keynote address at our Online Learning Conference....
• The Mr. Molecule Science Show
• Missed this year's Etiquette Dinner and "cocktail" party, facilitated by Karen H...
• This weekend is your last chance to catch a FREE Avenue Q show! Tomorrow's show...
• Preparations are under way for our Accepted Students Day, this Saturday at 10 a....
• In our latest The Huffington Post blog, Don Mroz, Provost & Dean of the School o...
• If you can't make it to our Online Learning Conference on Friday, we invite you...
• TWO Post University instructors have been named as final 10 nominees for the Onl...
• Commencement 2012 is just 22 days away! Check out our graduation site to help pl...
• Greetings from Washington D.C.! Some of our international students kick off thei...
• Mattatuck Museum Lecture This Sunday, April 15th
• Broadway comes to campus for the next two weekends as the Post Theatrical Player...
• Pet Aesthetics owner of Southbury to host "Ask the Expert" session at Family Day Pet event in Bantam Saturday, May 5
• In our latest The Huffington Post guest post, Tom Samph tells the story behind o...
• In case you haven't heard: Men's lacrosse has come to Post!
• Yesterday, three of the Post Theatrical Players and their director Bob Tansley m...
• Frank Mulgrew, President of the Online Education Institute at Post University, a...
• What's the best piece of academic advice you've ever received?
• The Post Theatrical Players' production of Avenue Q kicks off TONIGHT with the s...
• We would to thank everyone in the Post University Facebook community for helping...
• As you state, “Every leader's temptation is to deal with what's directly in fron...
• Attention higher education faculty and staff! Join our second annual Online Lear...
• Waterbury Regional Chamber's Business Expo this Wednesday, April 11 5:00 to 7:30pm at Coco Key Convention Center - over 100 exhibitors
• Are you a college-bound student or do you know someone who is? We invite you to...
• We are looking forward to the podcast! Thanks for chatting with us!
• Dick Dumont, Accounting Academic Program Manager, in high spirits after acceptin...
• Gomez and Sadlon Jazz Duo performing at the museum... what a great sound!
• If you're in the area, don't forget to stop by our blood drive between 11:15 a.m...
• Who will be joining us for our second annual Online Learning Conference, "Shapin...
• Shaping the Future: Driving Innovation in Online Higher Education
• Check out a few graduation updates for the Class of 2012 from Don Mroz, Provost...
• Did you know that 1 pint of blood can save up to 3 lives? We're hosting a blood...
• Just 32 days until Post University Commencement 2012! Have you joined our gradua...
• Tom Samph, President of Post University, tells The Huffington Post why and how t...
• Just recieved a very kind note in the mail from a recent visitor and we wanted t...
• Hey, Class of 2012! Join our event to help plan, celebrate, and interact with yo...
• Post University Graduation 2012
• The Young Frankenstein
• ATTENTION MAIN CAMPUS STUDENTS! Early registration for Fall 2012 starts on Monda...
• Have you grabbed your FREE tickets to the Post Theatrical Players' presentation...
• Connecticut Family Dental of Waterbury offered FREE dental care at CT Mission of Mercy Danbury Clinic March 24 & 25
• Are you or someone you know interested in exploring Post University's graduate p...
• Well done!
• Great job, RHA!
• Waterbury Regional Chamber Business Expo April 11 at Coco Key Convention Center to feature 90+ Exhibitors.
• Congrats to our alumnae Claude Abbott and Bonnie Solivan, whose course "Becoming...
• Greetings from our career fair! Come on by the Traurig Library to learn about ou...
• Auditions for Shakesperience Productions' Richard III
• Auditions for Shakespeare in Library Park's Richard III
• Shakesperience visits Massachusetts today with a two-day program of workshops an...
• Have you signed up for tomorrow's Career Fair yet? Get the details in today's Re...
• Join us at our Career Fair on FRIDAY from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Traurig Libra...
• Happy World Theater for Children and Young People Day!
• It's the first day of spring, and the forecast here in Waterbury seems to agree!...
• Congrats to our alumni Claude Abbott & Bonnie Solivan, finalists in LINGOs & eLe...
• Operation Beautiful begins today! Come see The Thick Chronicles: A Body Image St...
• The 2012 Fireball Run Northern Exposure, “The Race to Recover Missing Children,”...
• Spring has arrived at the Mattatuck!
• Yesterday, Post University's Vice President of OEI Enrollment Management Veronic...
• Post University President and CEO Tom Samph talks to the Republican American abo...
• "They are coming to the play!" Hamlet opens tomorrow at Notre Dame Catholic High...
• Post University's second annual Online Learning Conference, “Shaping the Future:...
• Oh, the drums go bang and the cymbals clang and the horns they blaze away McCart...
• It's a great day for the Irish at the Mattatuck!
• Willie O'Nininger rocks the PAC!
• Career Fair - Waterbury Campus
• Mark your calendars! We will be hosting a career fair next Friday, March 23, fro...
• Post graduate, author & inventor Chris Ortega talks to Casa Grande Dispatch abou...
• Willie Nininger Returns to the Mattatuck for a St. Patrick's Celebration!
• From Connecticut Magazine to The Huffington Post: a round-up of our students and...
• VIDEO: Students reminisce about their trip to Lake Placid, hosted by our Office...
• STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Carlos Nunes tells us why went back to school as an adult, ho...
• Post University is excited to announce the addition of men's lacrosse as its 17t...
• Help us celebrate our students, who come from all over the world, and SHOW just...
• If you could study abroad anywhere in the world, where would it be?
• Spring for Acting Classes at Shakesperience Productions
• Rehearsals for Hamlet started Monday for a March 19 opening. Come out and see us!
• To all of our Accelerated Degree Program students starting Mod 4 today: have a g...
• The Official Blues Brothers Revue
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Newsletter - March 1, 2012
• Our curatorial staff is in the process of reinstalling the 19th Century Gallery...
• Come cheer on the women's lacrosse team at their first game of the season at 1 p...
• Due to inclement weather tonight's First Thursday event has been canceled. We ho...
• Meet Carlos Nunes, recent MSHSV graduate, who tells us why he went back to schoo...
• Reinstallation of our 19th Century Gallery will include rarely seen works from T...
• Glenda Davenport and John Mobilio to Perform at First Thursday
• This Monday the students and staff of St. Mary's School in Simsbury presented a...
• VIDEO: Recent artworks created by Post University faculty and staff members are...
• Jane Monheit and the Ladies of Jazz at the Mattatuck
• All Jazz First Thursday Presents the Gomez & Sadlon Jazz Duo
• WHERE ON CAMPUS: We captured this photo from a location on campus. Can you guess...
• Do you have a concern, kudos or question that you want to share with Post Unive...
• Cosi Fan Tutte
• It's a snow-filled Friday here on our Main Campus! Here's a shot of Torrance Hal...
• On Wednesday, Frank Mulgrew, President of the Online Education Institute of Post...
• Reflections of Your True Image
• Yesterday, Frank Mulgrew, President of the Online Education Institute of Post Un...
• Graduation and the end of the academic year is drawing near! We can't think of a...
• WHERE ON CAMPUS: We captured this photo from a location on campus. Can you guess...
• IMTI Secures State of Connecticut approvals to offer Solar PV Apprentice Training Program.
• A recipe for success upon completing a master's degree:
• Ever wanted to throw a pie in your professor/coach/residence director's face? No...
• Attention prospective international students! "Visit" Post University during tom...
• We've just announced the winner of our cartoon caption contest on our blog! And...
• PR & Social Media Specialists Team Up for Recent Presentation
• Congratulations to all our winter Acting Intensive students! For the first time,...
• Toure Diggs, MBA '10, tells us how he's doing today and how the MBA program help...
• John Tartaglia's ImaginOcean
• We've just added a bunch of campus events to the Feb.-March lineup! Take a look...
• Congratulations to all our students who recently made the Dean’s List and Presid...
• Happy Valentine's Day! What do you LOVE most about Post University? We'll pick o...
• What is your organizational personality? Will you be underpaid? Take these asses...
• "Tomorrow is St. Valentines day, all in the morning betime, And I a Maid at your...
• Forbidden Love -- Romeo and Juliet with the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra
• Join Shakesperience for Forbidden Love with the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra ton...
• Tonight at the Naugatuck Valley Community College Fine Arts Center. Doors open a...
• Looking for plans tonight? We've got two options for you at 7 p.m.: Men's Golf...
• Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury will be on campus today training new vo...
• A recap from our Super Bowl Seminar: Our Sport Management Club shares some resea...
• To our students earning their degrees through our Online Education Institute: Wh...
• VIDEO: Check out last week's "Go Red with RHA" event to see how students raised...
• Priscilla Santiago, who earned her BS at the age of 63, proves it's never too la...
• Our English Language Institute Director shares her "I-FIRM" approach to learning...
• It's the last day to submit a caption for this Dave Blazek cartoon and win an Am...
• Nice write-up in the Republican-American:
• Waterbury Regional Chamber's Legislative Dinner
• Here are 5 reasons we think educators should embrace social media in the classro...
• Live from our Sport Management Club's Super Bowl Seminar: 40 million people will...
• Still got Super Bowl fever? Join us for our Sport Management Club's Inaugural Su...
• News from the Mattatuck Museum
• Who's getting excited for Super Bowl XLVI? Here's our take on lessons to be lear...
• Join us on Valentine's Day for the opening of "Many Visions / One Community" - f...
• Have you entered our cartoon caption contest yet? Add your funniest caption to t...
• Our students are seeing RED! In support of the American Heart Association's Nati...
• Kim Fitzgerald named part-owner of Montagno Insurance Agency Inc
• To all our students and alumni: why did YOU choose Post University?
• First Thursday Featuring Duane Huff, Theresa Wright and Brad Rickert
• Classical III Forbidden Love
• It's almost that time of the year again…GRADUATION! Please note that the deadlin...
• Here's some comic relief for your day: Syndicated cartoonist Dave Blazek has dra...
• "Love is a spirit all compact of fire." See Shakesperience at the symphony! http...
• Have you subscribed to our YouTube channel yet? Peep the latest campus footage,...
• Fill in the blank: When choosing a degree program, the most important factor is...
• A recap of some exciting new beginnings for the Post Eagles!
• More scoreboard revamp action: The Post Eagles logo was installed on the softbal...
• The NEW Post University Yearbook Club needs you! The club plans to publish an e-...
• Do you have a sense of humor? Are you particularly witty or know someone who is?...
• ...and after! This scoreboard will service sprint football, men's soccer, women'...
• Our athletic field gets new scoreboards! Check out the before...
• Shrek the Musical at the Palace
• Which do you prefer: paperback books or e-readers?
• Black Violin
• New podcast: Take a listen to this inspirational interview with a great grandmot...
• Check out one of our MBA grads featured in an Atlanta Journal Constitution story...
• Please join us in welcoming Mike Mannetti as the new head coach of our Sprint Fo...
• In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, we invite you to join us for...
• See Shakesperience actors Tony Murvin, Meghan Blakeman, and Sean Lounsbury perfo...
• To all of our Main Campus students kicking off the first semester of the new yea...
• Good timing can have a way of helping adult learners achieve their dreams. One c...
• Today marks the 26th federal observance of the birth of Martin Luther King Jr. O...
• Hey Post Eagles fans! Follow our new Twitter account @GoPostEagles for updates o...
• Over the last couple of months, Shakesperience Artistic Director Emily Mattina l...
• Don Mroz, Provost & Dean of the School of Business, predicts the top higher educ...
• Which social network do you use most frequently?
• Check out some of our faculty and staff's advice featured in recent headlines!
• To all of our Accelerated Degree Program students kicking off the first Mod of t...
• According to comScore, overall e-commerce sales over the 2011 holiday season saw...
• Congratulations to four of our international students on their impressive final...
• Waterbury Regional Chamber's Legislative Breakfast
• Ed Lizotte (LTC-ret.), Director of Military Programs and Veterans Affairs, share...
• Mario Pavone to play at Mattatuck Museum’s First Thursday
• In its January issue, Connecticut Magazine recognizes Post University as one of...
• Community Partners in Action to Lead the Waterbury Alternative in the Community Program
• Happy New Year! What's your resolution?
• Fill in the blank: In 2011, my biggest accomplishment was _____.
• Congrats to men's soccer player Hylton Davis on being named to the ECAC All-Star...
• New podcast: One of our newest alumni tells us his Post experience: How did he c...
• Which do you prefer: face-to-face learning or online learning?
• "...and it was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if a...
• Clifford the Big Red Dog
• "I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way i...
• Fill in the blank: The most memorable gift I've ever received is _____.
• Are you delaying your educational goals? Read how one MBA student, who just comp...
• What's your definition of creativity? Read some of our thought leaders' answers...
• Please consider Shakesperience for year-end charitable giving. Donations from o...
• Congratulations to the cast and crew of A Christmas Carol on their successful ru...
• Only 14 tickets left for tonight's show! We had about that many walk-in sales...
• Today, the U.S. officially ended its military mission in Iraq. On behalf of the...
• Today marks the conclusion of our final examination week. What's one word that b...
• This Tuesday, 12/20, Post will host Waterbury’s "Reinventing Connecticut" sessio...
• A Christmas Carol
• A Christmas Carol opens tonight! Come see us! Tonight, Friday, and Saturday at 7...
• Shen Yun
• 12.13.11:Only 3 tickets left to Sunday's matinee performance of A Christmas Carol!
• Junior accounting major Jessica Monell was recently awarded a $500 scholarship f...
• Alumnus Bryan Lewis shares his unique academic journey and how it continues to s...
• Swan Lake
• And the winners of our Swoop photo caption contest are...Barbara Almeida, Meghan...
• Last week, Investors Business Daily reporter Amy Alexander interviewed Don Mroz,...
• A big congrats to our faculty and staff for their many achievements over the pas...
• Post University is selling sweatpants for only $15 with ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO TH...
• Think you're funny? There's still time to caption this photo for your chance to...
• Post University is looking for a few main campus students available today from 2...
• Interested in volunteering with us? Ushers and box office staff are needed for A...
• Hey Post University! It's a beautiful Monday on campus, and Swoop is out and abo...
• The holidays are in full swing on Post University's Main Campus! Our Stuff The C...
• Waterbury Police Officer Ryan Bessette, a Post University graduate, will be back...
• Classes, Comedy, And A Christmas Carol
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra December 2011 Newsletter - November 30, 2011
• The Nutcracker at the Palace
• ALI RYERSON to perform tomorrow at Jazz First Thursday 5:30-7:30pm. This is a gr...
• Come work off those Thanksgiving calories at Cardio Dance Class! Join us tonight...
• Please join us for our 5th Annual Stuff the Cruiser event TODAY from 10 a.m. to...
• Post University Sport Management students are headed to the Yankee Stadium for a...
• Our online campus store has been stocked with lots of new merchandise (sweatpant...
• Are you considering pursuing your MBA, or do you know someone who is? Please jo...
• Pokers Baseball teams
• Christmas at the Palace
• Will the real William Shakespeare please stand up? Check out Artistic Director E...
• We recently polled our fans about their favorite Thanksgiving food (scroll down...
• Do you have questions, concerns or kudos that you would like to share with Dr. S...
• New England Baseball Academy accepting registration for December sessions
• Jigsaw Jones: The Case of the Class Clown
• Tell us: Do you use social media to communicate with their peers about school-re...
• Environmental Science Academic Program Manager Elizabeth Johnson, Ph.D., was the...
• Check out our SWOT analysis of our MBA program and let us know your thoughts! We...
• Are you interested in public administration or do you know someone who is? Do yo...
• Catch our Artistic Director and CEO Emily Mattina on the radio tomorrow at 8:00a...
• Thanksgiving Old School Dance Party
• December Baseball Clinics at New England Baseball Academy
• Les Contes d’Hoffman
• Old School Block Party Event at the Palace
• Let Freedom Ring
• Bobby Vinton at the Palace Theatre
• WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR MODELS for the American Girl Fashion Show! It is not to...
• Congrats to the men's soccer team on their 2-0 victory today over Caldwell in th...
• Although Post University is closed today due to power outage, the games must go...
• Today's the last day to post your costume-clad photos from the Halloween weekend...
• In The Heights
• "A Christmas Carol" Saturday auditions postponed until Sunday. On account of sn...
• → Post University: Got a great costume for the Halloween weekend? Post a picture of you and/or fami...
• Happy Halloween weekend from Post University! Post a costume-clad picture of you...
• Pixies "Doolittle World Tour"!
• Congrats, Dwayne! The first Eagle to earn the CFSL Player of the Week accolade i...
• If you "Like" us on Facebook, you'll LOVE us on Twitter! www.twitter.com/PostUni...
• Congratulations to all of our American Girl Fashion Show models... we are so exc...
• Our cartoon caption winners were "stunned" and "blown away" when they found out...
• Congratulations to our men's soccer team on clinching the CACC regular season ch...
• Mark your calendars! Next Saturday, Nov. 5 at 11 a.m., we are hosting a 5K Run/W...
• Happy St. Crispen's Day. Hear Henry V rally his troupes at Agincourt...
• Unwind! After Work Smooth Jazz and R&B Affair at the Palace
• Thank you to everyone who came out to see us at Timid Jester and Mardi Gross thi...
• Mad Science presents CSI: LIVE!
• Performance: Eight Seasons
• Congrats to the RECIPIENTS OF 2011bwf SCHOLARSHIPS, Post University students Kry...
• Happening tonight!
• Did you miss the Sprint Football team's 48-0 victory over Princeton University l...
• We've picked the winners of our cartoon caption contest! Were you one of them?
• Post University was proud to be a Gold Sponsor at yesterday's 2011bwf! We loved...
• Mike Silverman, District Manager for the Fastenal company, is meeting with stude...
• Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
• Mamma Mia! at Palace Theater
• Please join us for a Candelight Vigil tonight at 8 p.m. at the upper campus circ...
• The Mattatuck Museum presents the AMERICAN GIRL FASHION SHOW! Friday, November 1...
• Satisfy your sweet tooth and support Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the same t...
• To celebrate the kickoff of Substance Abuse Awareness Week on campus, Student Ac...
• Sprint Football Update: The Eagles now lead the Princeton Tigers 28-0 with a few...
• Come support the Sprint Football team as they take on Princeton University TODAY...
• The women’s soccer team took to the field this afternoon for the first official...
• Listen to Tom Samph, President of Post University, on WTIC! The Hartford-based s...
• Join us TOMORROW as the Post Eagles take on the Princeton Tigers at Municipal St...
• Navy Veteran and Post University MBA grad, Kenneth Tolley, recently left us an u...
• Last call! Join us for the final World Rhythm Empowerment Drumming session of th...
• Cardio Dance TONIGHT in the Eagle's Nest at 9PM! Come dance away up to 1000 calo...
• Meet David and Jessica Aldarondo, siblings from Waterbury, who are earning their...
• It's a beautiful day on campus, and the Post University basketball team took a b...
• Come to the newest & hottest program on campus, Cardio Dance, Monday’s at 9pm an...
• At Post University, serving those who serve our country is an honor and a privil...
• The Residence Hall Association is raising money for The Make-A-Wish Foundation!...
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Newsletter - Autumn 2011
• Don't forget to try out for the Post Theatrical Players' latest gig, "Plaza Suit...
• The Chrome & Couture event has been extended to include dancing! Join us from 6-...
• Sooo excited for the Chrome & Couture After Hours dance party.... SHAKE YOUR TAI...
• Join us AFTER HOURS - By popular demand the Chrome & Couture outrageous Paper Dr...
• new meetup group
• Join us in honoring Mr. William J Pape II at the Annual Brass Button tomorrow ni...
• DON"T MISS OUT ON OUR ONE NIGHT ONLY CHROME & COUTURE EVENT - Outrageous Paper D...
• TIMID JESTER is tomorrow! That's right everybody, the season of laughs and comed...
• Are you funny? Do you know someone with a strong sense of humor? Be sure to ente...
• An exciting day here on campus…the first piece of artificial turf has been laid...
• For the first time in program history, Post University's men's soccer team crack...
• Dresses are being dropped off for Chrome & Couture and they are beyond our wilde...
• Check out Post University's own Jay Murray's admissions tips, featured in Woman'...
• Join us for a tour of Riverside Cemetery with Philip Benevento on Sunday from 1:...
• Post University's faculty and staff are full of school spirit. Find out how they...
• An official “welcome back” message from Post University President Tom Samph: htt...
• Members of the Student Government Association conduct business at the first meet...
• Did you know that the Post University men's soccer team remains undefeated and i...
• This weekend Shakesperience will be performing A Midsummer Night's Dream at Haig...
• It's only the second week of classes, but it's never too early to be proactive a...
• Students take a break from the second week of the semester at our main campus by...
• This is a busy week at the Mattatuck!!!- African Americans in the Civil War with...
• Today's Club Fair was a big success. If you missed out and want to get involved,...
• Post University’s President Tom Samph, Chief Financial Officer Scott Allen, and...
• Did you know that Post University welcomed the largest ever group of students to...
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Jazz First Thursday Tonight with Claudia & Bob Hughes and the Mark Templeton Tri...
• Student orientation leaders and RA's take a break from preparing for student arr...
• Our newly resurfaced athletic field is coming up on the last three phases of con...
• Due to the impact of Hurricane Irene we are postponing the Chef Silvio lecture a...
• MOD 1 for our Accelerated Degree Programs began today! We wish all of our new an...
• Timid Jester has been canceled for this evening. A Midsummer Nights Dream has b...
• News from Mattatuck Museum
• Don't miss A Midsummer Night's Dream at McLaughlin Vineyards. It's our second a...
• Back to School for Waterbury - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• We can’t wait to meet our class of 2015 in a few weeks! If you're an incoming fr...
• Thanks to everyone who came out to support us in Stratford!
• Thanks for coming out last night... what a great performance by Elm City Banjo S...
• Greetings from our career fair at the Four Points by Sheraton in Meriden! Come o...
• The new face of LaMoy Field comes into focus! With the drainage system complete,...
• Looking for a new career opportunity, or know someone who is? Join us at our sec...
• Broadway returns to the grounds of the American Shakespeare Festival Theatre in...
• Post University is seeking 60 new employees! Get the details here and don't miss...
• CHROME & COUTURE - Cocktail Party and Show: NEW artist bios have been added to t...
• Please join us for some toe-tappin' fun tomorrow night for TGI Third Thursday wi...
• Our fall semester is just around the corner, and we can't wait to show off our $...
• Congrats to Post University's faculty and staff on all their recent achievements...
• Mark your calendars! Post University will hold two career fairs, Aug. 11 and 18,...
• Another campus construction project, the new pond next to West Hall, is well und...
• Post University is formally announced as a candidate for accreditation with The...
• Pokers Baseball accepting Registration for 2011/2012 teams
• Field Update: Concrete is flowing! The sub-grade has been established and now co...
• A mini-festival showcasing Connecticut theater companies will be one of the majo...
• Are you an incoming freshman, or considering Post University? Join us for Back t...
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Festival! Stratford 2011
• Jeff Lapham, Executive Director of Shakesperience and Executive Producer of Fest...
• Have you checked out our Online Campus Store yet?
• West Hall's entrance gets an overhaul during week 7 of renovations!
• IMTI Unveils Solar 'Green Jobs' Training Programs
• Our field gets a facelift! As construction progresses, a sub-grade has now been established in preparation for a final layer of stone before the installation of turf.
• There is still time to sign up for next weeks Acting Classes! Students age 12 - 17 will study Henry V with our Professional Actors. Call Shakesperience at 203-754-2531 if you are interested.
• See what some of our recent graduates had to say about their Post University experience!
• How will Google+ play a role in education? Post University's Jennifer Bouchard, Academic Program Manager for our Master of Education-Teaching & Learning concentration, weighs the pros and cons of classroom integration:
• Miranda Vineyard was awesome! Thanks for all who came out to support us on Saturday!
• Vanessa Meredith, who has worked in academia for 14 years herself, earned her master’s degree in human services from Post University and "loved every second of it." Hear her story:
• This spring, more than 1.7 million college graduates began the traumatic process of going out into the real world to find a job. Learn how a recent Equine Management grad literally put her tools to test to commence her career as a hoof care professional:
• 2011 Business Women's Forum Chairperson Named, Barbara White with Saint Mary's Hospital
• Construction of the much-anticipated synthetic turf athletic field is in full swing! With the topsoil removed, contractors have begun working with transits to level the field close to its final height. Follow the progress of the project, updated weekly,
• Check out the REAL groundbreaking for Post University's new synthetic turf field. Can't wait to watch the Eagles test it out this fall!
• Shakesperience Productions, Inc. News - July 5, 2011
• Post University has launched an online store! Check it out at Right now, when you buy any product online, you will receive a FREE Post University car decal!
• We hope everyone had a safe and fun 4th of July!
• Happy Independence Day from Post University!
• Don't forget to bring this to your online classes:
• If weekends work better for you to take classes, here's some good news. Post University is now offering a weekend MBA program. Here are details on how it works and how to apply:
• Our military personnel have some of the most amazing stories out there. Read some from Ripley's Believe It or Not! that we've posted on our blog. If you are or were in the military, what's the most unbelievable story that happened to you?
• thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who came out to see A Midsummer Night's Dream this weekend. you were an amazing audience, we hope to see you at the vineyards this summer!
• As of now, A Midsummer Night's Dream will be held at Library Park tonight at 8pm. check back for updates due to weather conditions.
• The 10:30 am performance of The Jungle Book will be held at Library Park. See you there!
• tonight's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream will be held in the park, 8pm start. Stop by and see us!
• Swoop has a hand in the ground breaking ceremony for Post University's new synthetic turf field! Thanks to everyone who came out today to share in the unveiling of an exciting new chapter in Post history.
• We would love to hear some of the poetry you have been working on! Please join us at the 2011 Poetry Salon on July 9th and share your work!
• Ripley's Believe It or Not! has some of the most bizarre artifacts you'll ever see. But it also has some of the most amazing military stories ever captured. Edward Meyer from Ripley's Believe It or Not! tells all in an interview on our blo
• A Midsummer Night's Dream will be held in our studio tonight: 117 Bank Street!
• Campus renovations continue! Here's a glimpse of what will be a beautiful new pond near West Hall.
• Renovations at one of Post University’s residence halls are well underway. By fall, West Hall will be completely redone!
• Shakespeare in Library Park: A Midsummer Night's Dream opens tonight 7pm! Pray for good weather!
• First rehearsal of Midsummer tonight at Library Park! It's going to be a great weekend of fun performances. Don't miss it. Need volunteer hours? We need volunteers! Contact us and we'll get you started.
• → Post University: Happy Father's Day! What's the best advice your father has ever given you?
• Summer is one of the most important times to be eco-friendly because energy use is usually very high. Here are five ways to have an eco-friendly summer!
• Waterbury's Shakespeare Festival
• Thanks so much, Bryan Baker!
• Did you know that nearly 90% of Post University’s Online MBA degree program graduates would recommend Post to a friend or colleague? Check out information on our new Weekend MBA program, which starts in September:
• For many working adults, going back to school sounds like a big challenge. But here's a story about how one Hispanic family overcame financial obstacles to get a college education. See what you can learn from them!
• If you or a loved one is at risk for developing an addiction, know there is help. Post University's Katey Baruth, Ph.D., gives her recommendations for developing effective addiction prevention programs in her recent interview with LoveToKnow.
• Who’s going to the CT Business Expo tomorrow? Stop by booth #345 for information on degree programs and job opportunities! Douglas Brown, J.D., Academic Program Manager for Post’s MBA Program, will also be moderating a panel discussion.
• Coming up on Wednesday... "Remeber the Ladies: Women Artists of the Hudson River School" with art historian Jennifer Krieger. This is the first annual Julia Q. Keggi lecture, we hope you can all make it! Photo: Mary Blood Mellen, "Field Be
• 23rd Annual Picnic and Pops
• COME SEE THE GARDENS OF WATERBURY - Visit Betty Jane Wesson's gardens!!!
• COME SEE THE GARDENS OF WATERBURY - Have refreshments on the Odle's Veranda!!!
• Shakespeare in Library Park is coming soon! We're looking for volunteers, immediately, to help us promote by hanging posters, sidewalk chalking, distributing handouts, collecting donations, ushering, passing out programs, setting up scenery, and mo
• Hope to see everyone at the Garden Lecture on Sunday June 5th at 2:00... It should be a great afternoon!
• What is your favorite piece from our new exhibit Rooms with a View?
• Mattatuck Museum is proud to be a Blue Star Museum!! Blue Star Museums is a program that offers free admission to museums for all active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day, May 30, through Labor Day, September 5, 2011. Take a wa
• We hope to see you all tomorrow for Tea and Tour with Wayne Mattox!
• We are gearing up for our summer production of A Midsummer Nights Dream and in doing so we are also gathering up props. If you have one of the following and would be willing to donate it, here is what we are looking for: 1. VHS Camera (does not need to w
• Well, the end of the world missed it's deadline. But if you're still looking for something miraculous, how about 3 guys performing all 37 of Shakespeare's plays in 90 minutes? We got that. It's tomorrow.
• The tent is up, the weather report is favorable, the wine is chilling and the comedy is hot! Join us for a hilarious show, presented by Shakesperience and hosted by our friends at McLaughlin Vineyards. Come on out and you might win a new car from Shaker
• Marlowe vs. Shakespeare Night has been moved to June 6 from 6 - 9 pm!
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Newsletter - May 2011
• Timid Jester tonight!
• Stone Academy Announces New West Haven Campus
• Dr. James Gatling Named Chairman of Waterbury Regional Chamber
• Do we have painters among our fans? Who needs community service hours? We have both artistic and grunt work painting to be done on the scenery for our latest production! 203.754.2531 or info@shakesperienceproductions.org.
• Shakesperience is looking for volunteers. Have one day a week? A few hours here and there? Is there anything you like to do? Do it to help Shakesperience! We're currently looking for someone who can use a sewing machine for a very simple projec
• Lenny Genovese Joins Waterbury Regional Chamber as Outside Membership Sales Representative
• EARTH DAY has come early at Post University! Join us for our 3rd Annual Earth Day in the Eagles Nest until 2 p.m. for eco-conscious activities, demonstrations, and community vendors including Staples, Vision Designs, The Natural Princess, and Brass City
• Happy Spring Break!
• AUDITIONS! Audition for A Midsummer Nights Dream this coming weekend! This Saturday from 3 - 7 pm at 117 Bank St., Waterbury, CT OR you can audition on Sunday from 3 - 8 pm at 2203 Main St., Stratford CT (Stratford Library). Check out the link below for
• want to know what we're up to? follow us on twitter @shakesperience1!
• The Jungle Book is at 4 pm today in the Shakesperience Studio! Milk and Cookies will be provided! Then at 7 pm come see Romeo and Juliet! Last chance for Romeo and Juliet this weekend!
• Shakesperience Productions, Inc. News - April 7, 2011
• This weekend ONLY come see your favorite actors in the Northeast perform Romeo and Juliet and The Jungle Book! Check out the link below for details or call Shakesperience at 203-754-2531. See you there!
• Attention World...1,000 people like this page!!...and everyone should come check out our in studio performances of "Romeo & Juliet" and "The Jungle Book" this weekend!!
• Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] FREE PREVIEW TONIGHT!! Shakesperience Studio on Bank St. Waterbury 7PM Fun for All Ages!! FREE! Join us tonight!
• Watch our Skypecast interview with Gary Ploski, Post University Class of '97 and lead actor in Rising Star Movie.
• What better way to take a break and relax than with a SPA DAY! Operation Beautiful Week continues today with free manicures, facials, massages, and more in the Eagles Nest from 1-5 p.m. Check out the calendar to see what else we have in store for this we
• Join us TONIGHT as we kick off Operation Beautiful week! Stacey Nadeau of the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty talks self-esteem and beauty image in the Cyber Cafe from 6-7 p.m. Admission is free. Hope to see you there!
• Are you an upcoming graduate? Share your Post University story on a brand new section of our website dedicated to YOU!
• Are you an upcoming graduate? Celebrate all your hard work and accomplishments by sharing your Post University story on a brand new section of our website dedicated to YOU!
• Come out and support Post University's Smoove Legacy Male Step Team! The group is performing in the Black History Awareness Fashion and Talent Show TOMORROW at Naugatuck Valley Community College. The show is from 6-9 p.m. Tickets are $5 and all proc
• The Post University Newman Club needs YOUR help! There is a serious shortage of food at the local homeless shelters. They are especially in need of the following: peanut butter; jelly; healthy cereal. Drop-off boxes have been placed in the Library, the L
• Shakesperience Saturday Acting Classes for students aged 7-17 start March 12th. Contact us to enroll!
• We had a GREAT day of workshops at West Shore Middle School! Thanks again to all of the teachers, volunteers and all the students we got to spend the day with. You made our day. Don't be strangers! -Mike and Ali
• Baseball Skills Clinics at New England Baseball
• If you like comedy, then you should be in the Shakesperience Studio tonight at 6 pm for The Timid Jester! See you there!
• Anyone for tea? The Post University Newman Club invites you to join Scripture Tea today at 12:30 p.m. in Hess 208. Each participant will receive a cup of tea with a Bible verse attached to each teabag. Hope to see you there!
• Calling all writers, poets, and artists! Post University’s “The Tapestry,” a student publication of creative writing and artwork, invites students to submit their works for publication. If interested, email your creations to: psheehan@p
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• Pokers Baseball Team Tryout....................Feb 20, 2011....................3 - 4 pm
• Happy Valentine's Day to all! What do you LOVE about Post University?
• REMINDER: Post University will host “Pink Zone” event to bring awareness to breast cancer, TOMORROW as part of the Eagles Basketball doubleheader against Holy Family University at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Details here:
• Check out Post University’s NEW BLOG at What do you hope to see more of on the blog? Leave a comment on this post or send us a tweet @postuniversity with hashtag #newblog.
• Post University is proud to add the Navy to its list of Armed Forces partnerships. We are truly privileged to be able to accommodate our noble servicemembers. Learn more here:
• Valentine’s Day is just a week away! Get in the spirit with this heartwarming story about a military couple enrolled in a Post University online course together:
• REMINDER: Come to the A-Team program "Turning Away from Hate" by T.J. Leyden, co-author of "Skinhead Confessions," TODAY from 12:45-1:50 p.m. in the Eagle's Nest.
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Newsletter - Feb 3, 2011
• POST EAGLES E-LERT: Post University is CLOSED today, February 2, 2011. The Dining Hall will run on a weekend schedule. Brunch 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m; Dinner 5-6 p.m. To sign up for the Eagles E-lert, visit
• Do to inclimate weather First Thursday on February 3rd has been canceled. Helen Sung's performance will be postponed to a later First Thursday.
• NOTICE: Post has rescheduled auditions for "Little Shop of Horrors" from tonight to THURSDAY night from 6-8 p.m.
• IN THE NEWS: Post University was selected as a Top Military-Friendly School by Military Advanced Education for the second consecutive year! Read more here:
• REMINDER: "Little Shop of Horrors" tryouts TODAY 1/31 and TOMORROW 2/1 from 6-8 p.m. in MAC 116. All students, faculty, and staff are invited. See you there!
• POST EAGLES E-LERT: All classes starting at 5 p.m. or later are cancelled tonight. The dining hall will be serving dinner from 4-6 p.m. and then will close. To sign up for the Eagles E-lert, go to
• CONGRATULATIONS to Tisha Montañez and Stephanie Marran, the winners of Post University’s Facebook Snow Photos contest!! Thank you to everyone else who shared your photos, and to all of you for following Post's Facebook page!
• Need help keeping your New Year's resolutions? Head over to the Eagle's Nest from 1-2 p.m. for Post University A-Team's first event of the spring semester, "Bashing Barriers" featuring inspirational speaker Marc Wayshak!
• What did YOU do during this year's snowstorms? Go sledding? Make a snowman? Submit your Post University student snow photo(s) to our wall to qualify to win a FREE Post hoodie or t-shirt! GOOD LUCK!!
• Keep posting your best SNOW PHOTOS from this year's storms to win a Post hoodie or t-shirt! Let's see some STUDENT photos!! Anyone go sledding on campus? Upload your photo(s) to our wall to qualify. GOOD LUCK!!
• WANT TO WIN FREE POST APPAREL? Show us your best SNOW PHOTOS from any of this year's snowstorms! 1st place will win a Post hoodie, and 2nd runner up will win a Post t-shirt! Simply upload your photo(s) to our wall to qualify. GOOD LUCK!!
• Post University will open at 10 a.m. today and will operate on the Delayed Opening Class Schedule. Classes will begin and all offices will open at 10 a.m. Please drive safely!
• We would like to welcome the entire faculty, staff and students of Naugatuck Valley Community College, UCONN Waterbury, Post University and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute back into session! Take advantage of our partnership with your school and pa
• REMINDER: Post University is holding two career fairs, TODAY (12 p.m.-7 p.m.) and Saturday (12 p.m.-5 p.m.) for various full- and part-time positions. Please pass this information along to anyone you know who might be interested!
• Due to inclement weather, Post University will be closing at 4 p.m. today. There will be no night classes. The Dining Hall will be serving dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. only and then will close. Please drive safely; thank you!
• Looking for a new career in 2011? Post has as many as 50 job openings! Join us at one of our career fairs, Thursday from 12 p.m.-7 p.m. or Saturday from 12 p.m.-5 p.m. For more information, visit
• Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day from Post University! Don't forget to join us for a celebration dinner TOMORROW from 5-7 p.m. in the Dining Hall, featuring Southern cuisine, a reading of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” speech, and singing
• Post University thanks local attorney, Timothy C. Moynahan, for his donation of more than 2,000 books to our law library; Post now holds the premier undergraduate legal studies library in Western Connecticut! Read more here:
• Looking for a new career in 2011? Post has as many as 50 job openings! Learn more by attending one of our Career Fairs, happening today until 7 p.m. at the Four Points by Sheraton, or Sat., Jan. 22 from noon to 5 p.m. at Westfield Meriden Mall. Full deta
• Post University's Legal Studies program was voted Bronze Winner in the Connecticut Law Tribune readers' poll! Read more here:
• Check out video coverage from Post Theatrical Players' presentation of Neil Simon's "Rumors" here!:
• There is still time to sign up for our Winter Acting Classes! Click on the link to find out more information or call our office at 203-754-2531. Classes begin Saturday.
• Happy Holidays to everyone from Shakesperience! Our offices will be closed from Dec. 24th until Dec. 28th.
• Congratulations to our Raffle Winners! Click the link below to see who won, what they won, and of course, who won the GRAND PRIZE of a private plane ride down the Hudson River!
• Thank you to the our Sponsors, our Board, the Cast, and of course everyone who came out to see A Christmas Carol!
• Our online box office is now closed for A Christmas Carol. A few tickets are still available for the Saturday and Sunday evening performances. Please contact us to reserve your seats.
• The Saturday and Sunday matinees of A Christmas Carol are sold out. Please join us for an evening production this weekend, while seats last!
• Only 14 tickets left for tonight's Christmas Carol. Only 4 for tomorrow's matinee! Order online now, if you plan to attend.
• Great performance tonight. The cast outdid themselves. And you should see the raffle the board put together! And the studio has never looked more festive for the holidays! We were 5 seats from a sell-out tonight. Join us tomorrow!
• Raffle prizes have arrived for A Christmas Carol. Wine, baseball tickets, kid packages, spa certificates, and a second chance prize for everyone who enters, a scenic private plane ride for two down the Hudson River, thanks to Corey and Dani Shaker of Sh
• The Saturday matinee of A Christmas Carol is 9 tickets from a sell-out. The Sunday matinee is already full. Tickets are still available for 7pm performances Thursday - Sunday, but you have to act fast!
• Beat final exam stress with Post University's Stress-Less Day! Head over to the Eagle's Nest Conference Room between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for massages, manicures, blood pressure screenings, test-taking strategies, pillow-making, raffle prizes, an
• A new session of Saturday Acting Classes begin Jan. 8th and run through Feb. 26! Ages 7 - 11 will be studying and performing The Count of Monte Cristo while ages 12 - 17 will be delving into Shakespeare's Roman Tragedies such as Antony and Cleopatra
• Christmas Carol opens this Thursday! Call our box office at 203-754-2531 or you can order tickets on our website using the attached link!
• Timid Jester was awesome last night! Thank you to everyone who came out for it! It was a great crowd and thanks to John Bale Bookstore for hosting!
• Timid Jester is tonight! 6 - 9 pm Come and join Shakesperience for a night of stand up comedy! The event is at John Bale Bookstore on Grand St. in Waterbury! Parking is free on the street or in the parking garage located across the street! If you can
• Tickets for Saturday Dec. 18th Christmas Carol are going fast! If you want tickets for that day, you should purchase them soon!
• Check out our new promo for A Christmas Carol! Don't miss this show.
• A Christmas Carol at Shakesperience! Tickets are available on our website now! Come to our show and enter to win a private plane ride for 2, down the Hudson River!!!!
• Pokers Baseball Accepting Registration for 2010/2011 program.
• A Christmas Carol rehearsals are in full swing. Emily's and Nat's visions for the production are taking shape wall-to-wall in the studio. Don't miss the fun, the carols, and the great performances of this Dicken's classic.
• It's intermission at The Timid Jester and the studio is full! Congratulations to Mike Racioppa, Justin Charris Harris and the other performers! If you missed it, you can see the next one on December 9th at The John Bale Book Company on Grand Street.
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Presents: George Frideric Handel's Messiah!
• On October 7, the NVCC Library held a ribbon cutting for its newest renovations, which include moving major services to the fifth floor and creating a quiet working space on the fourth.
• Pokers Baseball Accepting Registration for 2011 Spring Teams
• In a world where man and animal uneasily coexist, three actors inhabit the creatures of the jungle to tell the story of Mowgli the man-cub. Through his adventures with Baloo and Bagheera, Mowgli learns about responsibility, respect, honesty, and the impo
• "HOWL"-ing Hughes
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Newsletter - October 28, 2010
• "HOWL"- ing Hughes
• "HOWL"-ing Hughes
• Registration and Tryouts for 2011 Pokers spring baseball teams
• Howling Hughes
• Nutcracker At The Palace Theater
• Penalty phase opens in Hayes trial
• Northeast Utilities to buy Nstar for $4.17 billion
• Middlebury to vote on budget today
• Morning 5: Facebook apps
• Today in History, Oct. 19, 2010
• Cops: bandits nab scarecrows outside museum
• Plenty of talk, but still no action on Winsted schools
• Watertown charter commission to consider change to mayor
• Plymouth condemns home; tenants get free lodging
• Waterbury Hall of Fame to induct new members Saturday
• Former Southbury teacher says accuser was pressured into giving police statement
• Hospitals anticipate nursing shortage|Enroll in program now, get job when you graduate
• Southbury homeowners plead for traffic control on road
• New principal starts work at Housatonic Valley
• Waterbury starts budget work early
• Waterbury high school principals promise reform
• Larson defends record in 1st District debate
• Living Here: A non-candidate endorses a platform for reform
• Watertown to appoint charter revision panelists
• Region 12 towns to hold meetings on leases
• Walsh's IGA in Wolcott getting a facelift
• 2 compete for 78th House District seat
• Rigby still a no-show for 63rd House race
• Home burglarized in Middlebury
• Saint Mary's Hospital to open hospice unit
• Weekend burglaries in Oxford bring recent string of them to 5
• Kleenex production to continue despite New Milford fire
• Teenager accused of assaulting 2 men at Southbury home
• We're in for a nasty winter|So say the pudgy squirrels
• Motorcycle accident injures 2 people on Route 202
• Independent pharmacists fight insurers|Connecticut leading campaign to protect local drug stores
• 3 dead in Willington rollover
• Today in History, Oct. 18, 2010
• Voter registration ends Tuesday for general election on Nov. 2
• Hayes penalty phase begins today
• Calif. man dies after hit in head with golf ball
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Northeast Utilities to buy Nstar in $4.17B deal
• Jury to hear Hayes is concerned, caring, likable person
• Youth & Family Services' role being questioned
• Larson far ahead in funds|1st District race much closer in opinion poll
• Businessmen aim to harvest wind with commercial farm
• Soon for sale in Region 10: One robotic arm
• Police make arrest in Brooklyn domestic case
• Controversial Torrington pawn shop building now in bank's hands
• Work on seniors' issues may pay off on Election Day in 65th House District
• Fire damages paper mill plant in New Milford
• Candidate for 1st Congressional seat 'on the radar'
• Motorcycle crash in Washington sends two to hospital
• Larson far ahead in funds|1st District race much closer in opinion poll
• Malfunctioning light, three-car crash foul Winsted traffic|Local driver cited for improper turn
• Today in History, Oct. 17, 2010
• They run here, spend there|Much of the money spent in the race for governor is going out of state
• Housatonic brochure highlights town, walks, rapids
• Economy shadows hard race for House|5th District contest stirs voter worries
• Thomaston committee to walk Farmington River trail today
• Crimes, but no hard time|4 city workers escape prison despite felonies
• Mill House owners have space to rent
• Cheshire councilman takes job in Haiti
• Tough challenge doesn't stop Torrington man's drive to give
• Dozens of firefighters extinguish blaze at paper plant|Kimberly-Clark Corp. operation slightly impacted
• Roxbury honors Green Mountain Boy Warner
• They run here, spend there|Much of the money spent in the race for governor is going out of state
• Region 1 schools' efforts to reduce trash assessed
• Economy shadows hard race for House|5th District contest stirs voter worries
• Borough boy taped giving toy duck CPR
• Work on seniors' issues may pay off on Election Day in 65th House District
• New Warren Town Hall has official coming out party
• Campaign notebook
• Campaign notebook
• One punch, 4-year term|Man who struck fatal blow sentenced
• In race for Litchfield Hills probate judge, letters make unproven charges
• Gubernatorial debate lottery closed but questions welcome|Broadcast on CT-N Tuesday, Oct. 26
• Today in History, Oct. 16, 2010
• Wind causes scattered Litchfield County outages
• "Rocky Horror" actors and their other roles
• One punch, 4-year term
• Goshen farm preserved as 77-acre open space
• Hayes record to be used in penalty phase
• Effort under way to complete shelter by next month
• New Milford has new police chief
• Trucking to the top|Small Wolcott repair shop goes big-time on racing circuit
• Jurors to deliberate Tuesday in skiing lawsuit
• Power outage of more than 1,000 customers in Waterbury restored
• Naugatuck augments 'rainy-day fund' with surplus
• New Hartford skate park opening postponed
• Guilty plea in bank fraud case|Phony firm took Webster Bank for $6 million
• Ad links Caligiuri to jailed ex-mayor
• Views contrast in 64th; Candidates differ on death penalty, farm issues
• Sun to power lights at Norfolk's Haystack tower
• Anonymous mailing exploits brutal Cheshire tragedy
• Torrington school custodians OK repeat contract
• Ad links Caligiuri to jailed ex-mayor
• Waterbury robber throws repeat punches to woman's face
• Malloy widens lead over Foley in latest Quinnipiac poll
• Wolcott women to host candidates
• Obama's campaigning blitz: It's about 2012, too
• Oxford officers probe 3 break-ins
• Preservation Trust offering grants to save historic barns
• State rejects voting complaint against Ann Coulter
• Loans available in Winsted
• Torrington cops seek help with 'cold case' shooting
• Study details black voters' potential impact on congressional races
• Watertown Art League draws out creativity
• Authorities searching for felon|Police say man punched woman in the face during robbery of dry cleaners
• Quinnipiac Poll shows Blumenthal's lead growing
• No rules for schools spending $100,000 from phone bill fees
• Southbury Republicans endorse Calabrese for probate judge
• Thomaston food fight lands teen in trouble with police
• Clinton to young voters: Don't sit out midterms
• Hayes' lawyers say death row to be expensive; Judge rules cost not to be factor
• Roxbury ceremony to honor Revolutionary hero
• Zebra mussels found in Housatonic River corridor|One found in Lake Zoar and six more in Lake Lillinonah
• U.S. sues Kimberly-Clark, 8 other companies for Wisconsin cleanup costs
• State grant to offset part of $1.6 million price tag
• Newtown Police Union probed for 'financial irregularities'
• Murphy, Caligiuri debate Buy American plan
• Mexican lake victim may have been mistaken for another
• Girl, 17, expected to recover after Warren crash
• Candidates nationwide enjoy cash from U.S. Rep. Larson's stash
• Son of former state representative in 105th District looks to upset incumbent
• Pentagon will abide by order against "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
• Oxford to get $500,000 toward land in Rockhouse Hill Sanctuary
• Torrington policy on school attendance sent back to panel
• Morning 5: Polka King
• Corky endorsed
• Threat of suit fails to stop referendum on Region 14 grade schools
• Teacher absentee rates drop in Torrington
• Today in History, Oct. 15, 2010
• Candidates in 66th District debate state budget
• Motorcyclist injured in Naugatuck crash
• Attorney probing Region 1 principal resignations wants more time
• Blumenthal widens lead|Quinnipiac poll shows 8-point surge since its last sampling
• Mayor appoints his wife to arts and culture board
• Winsted school board approves 3-year pact for secretaries, nurses
• Campaign notebook
• Borough activist starts drive for domestic violence victims
• Closed bridge over Route 219 reopens after 5 months' work
• Murphy, Caligiuri debate Buy American plan
• Ex-chief on Torrington's housing board; Milano replaces controversial authority Chairman Slaiby
• Thomaston senior bus returns to service after repairs
• Son of former state representative in 105th District looks to upset incumbent
• Toilet paper tossed from plane at NJ school
• Pit bull seen hanging around strip club|Police receive many calls about curious pooch at Mr. Happy's
• Larson funnels campaign money to Democratic candidates in need
• State to help Waterbury buy Western Woods
• Watertown cops arrest Pa. driver on gun charge
• British anti-Islam group seeks U.S. tea party ties
• Dispute over fence leads to fisticuffs|Neighbors were seen in hallway involved in fight
• Southbury crash injures 2
• Death and taxes among divisive debate issues
• Funding questions surround proposal for Torrington dispatch site
• Officials call Buckingham Street fire 'suspicious'
• Woman loses $31,000 in 'free cat' scam
• No prison term for Davino|Mayor helps former city official get special probation program
• Autopsy shows Beacon Falls man killed self|Body found in same house state police found East Haven woman's body last month
• 65th House debate highlights differences
• Refinancing saves $1 million; Region 15 takes advantage of low interest
• U.S. Marshals seeking suspected teen robber
• Newcomers look to fill vacant 108th House seat
• Hometown touch to Litchfield ride competition
• Waterbury man arrested for Watertown burglary
• Incumbent running as outsider|GOP businessman faces Independent with life experiences
• Seymour may get help for fire site cleanup
• Ousted Torrington housing commissioner urges members to stay on board
• Forum brings together candidates in Northwest Corner
• Prosecutor loses case to cop; Judge rules lawyer failed to respond to suit
• Defense shows ski video in Ski Sundown paralysis trial|Lawyers use video to show how harmless ski jump can be
• Murphy, Caligiuri engage in spirited debate
• 76% favor death for Hayes|State poll finds 18% opposed to execution
• Car loses wheel, flips in Litchfield; driver's injuries minor
• Morning 5: Online scams
• Murder site in Southbury proving hard to erradicate
• Fight erupts outside New Hartford P&Z meeting
• Today in History, Oct. 14, 2010
• 20 pounds of marijuana, $1,800 in cash found in Middlebury house
• Larceny, trespassing charges dropped for 'Christmas House' owner|Merriman: 'I don't want people to think I'm a crook'
• Shopping center proposed on 164-acre, city-owned property in Waterbury's South End
• No prison term for Davino|Mayor helps former city official get special probation program
• Region 1 considers bigger athletics role
• Prosecutor loses case to cop|Judge rules lawyer failed to respond to suit
• Bridgewater vote on school lease postponed
• School board votes against student uniforms
• Blumenthal rebounds in latest poll
• Motorcycle accident reported in Naugatuck
• Woman charged with burglaries, thefts
• Judge: No financial testimony in death sentence case
• Southbury firefighters respond to home on Luther Drive
• Zappone latest novice to try to unseat Miner
• Detour over in New Hartford; Route 219 bridge open
• Grandma's ashes mistakenly sold at Fla. yard sale
• Campaign notebook
• Oxford sentiment: let $30 million project fly
• Soldiers recall piercing gaze of Fort Hood shooter
• Candidate sues DPUC over fee
• Awards for beautifying Waterbury
• Waterbury woman hit by car after leaving a liquor store
• Candidates spar over visions for attorney general office
• GOP chairman files protest against treasurer
• Fire school a hub for training|Tour of state facility offers glimpse of future Valley site
• Aldermen OK plan to hand out surplus money
• Malloy, Foley claw it out over health care, textile mill
• Warren man killed in crash on Route 341|Passenger, a Wamogo student, injured
• Wolcott sued over 2007 accident
• Watertown budget passes|Push at Heminway, Judson districts pay off in 4th referendum
• Watertown education budget passes on fourth try
• Cheshire official resigning to take charity post in Haiti
• Torrington eyes vehicles to help cut costs
• Naugatuck boy, 4, back home; well filled in
• GOP chairman files protest against Merrill in attorney general race
• 3 men arrested after fight with police on Waterbury Green
• Open burning permits available from Southbury marshal
• City man charged in escape also a sex offender
• Governor candidates say they want to play nice
• Absentee ballots available for Middlebury's 4th budget referendum
• Sewer funds need approval
• Local chef prepares take on the best in New England event
• National GOP governor's group targets Malloy as fiscally irresponsible
• Propane truck's brakes failed in Torrington crash, police say
• Plant manager fined $5,000 for dumping acidic drain cleaner
• New program invites residents to 'adopt' Waterbury streets
• Malloy got $6 million from state campaign fund, has $4.5 million left
• Thieves strip Thomaston home of Halloween decorations
• Aldermen tour renovated City Hall
• Suspect nearly loses right to defend himself
• Shays backs Debicella in new ad
• Torrington school board to discuss survey on dress code tonight
• Band arrested after blocking LA freeway to perform
• Canaan may purchase law office for use as museum
• Michelle Obama to stump for Blumenthal on campaign tour
• Malloy vs. Foley: What do you want to hear?|Questions welcome for gubernatorial debate Oct. 25
• Bethlehem GOP to have wine fundraiser
• Federal dollars to fund Southbury paving job
• Blumenthal, McMahon duke it out in third Senate debate
• Drilling ban lifted in Gulf of Mexico|6-month moratorium has ended
• Road closure in Warren because of accident
• Senate candidates spar over job creation credentials
• Wolcott's 3rd Dunkin' Donuts opens this month
• First of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued
• Obama distant relative of Palin, Limbaugh|President is a 10th cousin of both political foes
• Southbury Ambulance responds to accident on Old Waterbury Road
• Morning 5: Five ways to save money at the market
• Man charged with DUI after driving pickup off I-84
• Sharon man, spared prison, failed to register as sex offender
• Road closure in Warren because of accident
• Middlebury police make large marijuana seizure
• Today in History, Oct. 13, 2010
• Dug in against new Duggan|Barnard parents tell board they're old school
• Horrific Warren crash kills one
• Krayeske campaign cashes in on Calhoun clash
• Negative ads hit new low
• School board to meet with Gilbert to discuss student plan
• Study stalls medical building|Sewer board hires engineer to provide data
• Ex-marshal is innocent of rape charge
• Consultants try to make rich candidates relatable
• Birthplace of Navy a matter of debate
• Ballfield plan draws fire in Roxbury|Upgrades would alter historic district, opponents say
• IN YOUR CORNER
• Radio station security guard arrested on gun charge
• Anti-steroids group raises concerns over McMahon
• Middle school can be toughest time for young gays
• Cheshire council raises fees for pool, recreation programs
• Radio station security guard arrested on gun charge
• Chile cheers clockwork-like miner rescue|Half of the crew free - WATCH LIVE
• Foley loans his gubernatorial campaign $1.3 million
• Work nearly done on Freight Street repair
• Ex-marshal is innocent of rape charge
• Wolcott police arrest man who pointed gun
• Southbury paving project likely begins Thursday
• Police: Driver of runaway truck failed to set parking brake|Southbury triaxle rolled into Bantam Lake
• Man falls asleep with gun, shoots wife
• Waterbury police to host crime forum
• Waterbury aldermen to discuss disbursement of $1.4M surplus
• Watertown votes today on fourth budget proposal
• Motorcycle passenger thrown off bike, hospitalized in Oxford
• Father rescues 4-year-old son from well
• Roxbury to discuss sale of alcohol in town
• Malloy: I'll halt dishonest budgeting
• Family, friends gather at funeral for slaying victim|Former Seymour woman remembered as 'active, engaged'
• Today in History, Oct. 12, 2010
• Serious injuries for two motorcycle riders after New Hartford crash
• Gilbert School plan again on Winsted ed panel agenda
• Cops to 'Christmas House' owner: Copper pipe wasn't a gift|Owner of gaudy Torrington attraction arrested for larceny
• Waterbury dirt-biker suffers serious leg injuries in crash
• Three cars destroyed as propane truck rolls in Torrington|Driver, passenger receive minor injuries
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market|Economist: Long-term implications 'dire'
• Plymouth waterwheel gets money for cleanup
• Aldermen to consider state grant for Waterbury Industrial Commons cleanup
• Waterbury firefighter saves life of 2-year-old boy
• Norfolk church plans celebration of 250th anniversary
• Watertown teen arrested on alcohol, drug charges in Southbury
• Truck slides into Bantam Lake in Litchfield
• Morris stumps for Caligiuri in Litchfield
• Hitchcock chair makes splash at Riverton Fair
• Former Waterbury man enjoyed brief shot at fame
• Small Town Matters: No apple a day for columnist
• Watertown defends use of federal Internet and phone program
• Jarjura not inclined to give teachers raises from federal grant
• Lights, camera, action in Barkhamsted
• Biker injured in collision with car in Waterbury
• Flu shots now available and recommended
• UPDATED: Road reopens after propane truck rolls over in Torrington
• Blumenthal, McMahon spin their way through the campaign
• Norwich man charged with excessive car noise
• Waterbury objects to Warner Gardens bankruptcy plan
• Motorcycle crash leaves Watertown man injured
• Failed Torrington brew pub defaulted on city loan
• Motorcycle crash on Route 44 seriously injures Bristol man
• Waterbury church celebrates naming of new school|Building to be named for Rev. Reed
• Brush fire by railroad tracks under control quickly
• Today in History, Oct. 11, 2010
• Police investigate fatal New Haven shooting
• Visioning, Reading, Casting And Haunting
• Ohio baby arrives at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• Father rescues son from the well|4-year-old falls through well covering
• Bacon Falls Rotary leader headed for Africa
• Budget mess awaits winner|Candidates for governor short on specifics to fix $3.3B deficit
• Farm owner sues fired officer for defamation
• League of Women Voters to host debates
• Crafts, costumes and kittens at Kent church's Harvest Fair
• Cop on top
• Well contamination woes|Long-standing neighborhood problem in Plymouth brings water-line request
• Beacon Falls teen turns plant interest into internship
• LIVING HERE
• Candlelight vigil held for missing teenager; Winsted girl, 16, hasn't been seen since Sept. 1
• GOP candidates team up in joint campaign effort|Welch, Betts combine forces to win 78th, 31st
• Schools stress cleanliness before recess
• Budget mess awaits winner|Candidates for governor short on specifics to fix $3.3B deficit
• NUTMEG STALWART GETS MAYORAL HONOR
• League of Women Voters to host debates
• 49th Warren Fall Festival continues today
• Today in History, Oct. 10, 2010
• 75 years and counting|A young man's vision during Great Depression now $17B Webster Bank
• Harvesting Main St. momentum|Last blast of the year for downtown Torrington
• 2nd body found in house|Man commits suicide where woman's body was discovered
• Fire marshals falling behind on inspections
• Emotions will be raw' for penalty phase of Hayes trial
• Kent Center School offers new program for autism
• Man killed by cop had escaped from U.S. Marshals
• Zumba session benefits family of accident victim
• GOP candidates team up in joint campaign effort|Welch, Betts combine forces to win 78th, 31st
• 78th House candidate gets endorsement
• Church seeks clothes for Waterbury families who lost all in fire
• FBI: Suspect truck at I95 stop held no bombs
• Woodbury Democrats to hold fundraiser
• Shooting causes tieup on I-84
• 76th House race is being run from door to door
• Suit appeals housing age limit on Oxford
• Salisbury festival offers food galore, scarecrow contest
• Riverton event winds up season in Connecticut
• Morning 5: Yale graduates
• RIVER REGULATIONS RUN INTO RESISTANCE|Local officials, farms, businesses unite against state protection plan
• Today in History, Oct. 9, 2010
• Officer says victim had no memory of attacker
• Washington selectmen vow new way to rent beach house
• 5 nabbed as police hit Torrington apartment
• Band competition in Naugatuck fails to attract enough entries
• State police on scene of Rimmon Hill Road house in Beacon Falls
• Fall Festival this weekend at Warren Woods
• Car rolls on southbound Route 8 in Harwinton
• Vintage steel-truss span over Farmington closed since May set to reopen
• 78th House candidate gets endorsement
• Bullet: Wolcott police don't think home was targeted
• 76th House race is being run from door to door
• Is killing Hayes worth it?|Defense to argue saving murderer's life saves money
• Train, car lovers to meet in Canaan Sunday
• UConn hoops on probation|Self-imposed 2-year sanctions tied to recruiting
• Torrington mayor: Talks on for regional 911
• DOT says I-84 money back in play|Waterbury section had been off budget
• Priest facing sex abuse charges claims he's too sick for court
• Preacher warns yoga isn't Christian|VIDEO
• VOTING MACHINE AGE ENDS|Southbury selectmen let old, obsolete reliables go
• UConn admits to major NCAA violations
• United Way of Northwest Connecticut hires new top director
• Hospitalized suspect slips out of cuffs, escapes cops|Larceny suspect still on the loose
• Traffic lights give fire engines right of way
• Torrington Police arrest five in Center Street drug bust
• Girlfriend offers alibi for city man accused of assault
• Interview with Southbury water coalition director to air this afternoon on WNPR
• Petitioners hope to save Barnard School from closing
• Morning 5|Hot Holiday Gifts
• New energy coordinator meets area selectmen
• Ski accident costs detailed as New Hartford's Ski Sundown faces lawsuit for paralyzed skier
• Students attend talk by survivors of brutal war
• State observatories expand public programs
• Blumenthal and McMahon more aggressive in second debate
• Parent claiming residency in Kent may have been lying
• Wind farm proposed for Prospect
• Multifamily home damaged; fire displaces 9 tenants
• Interim principal hired for Housatonic Valley High School
• School class warfare continues in Region 14
• Terry Road in Prospect to close for 4 hours today
• Former school plumber who forged sprinkler inspection records to avoid prison
• 5th District voters get 6 debates
• Case of woman charged with embezzlement continued
• Campaign notebook
• Candidates touch on hot-button issues at forum
• Fire destroys minivan outside furniture store
• Key differences between Foley, Malloy surface
• Senior residence aide arrested; charged with burglary, larceny
• Winsted selectmen start search for new town manager
• Today in History, Oct. 8, 2010
• Deadline extended for bonus to troops|Stop-loss policy allows veterans to get extra pay
• Litchfield panel seeks finance director
• Security breach halts flight to Bermuda|VIDEO
• Accident victim remembered fondly at Woodland High
• Winsted ed board revamps website
• Lawyer jailed for not reciting pledge|VIDEO
• Bethlehem hosting 6th garlic gala
• Jewelry, electronics taken in Woodbury burglary
• Peruvian captures Nobel for literature|VIDEO
• Meeting at Pearson Middle School offers mixed bag of feelings
• New Milford teens charged in Facebook threats|Kids threatened to kill assistant principal, bomb school
• Campaign notebook
• Wife sought relief from spouse's use of drugs, alcohol; order led to standoff with police
• Sharon receives $77K in STEAP grants
• Campaign notebook
• Southbury considers cutting road access
• Mom at center of DCF custody case arrested again|Cops: Erica Shaw so loud and belligerent people stopped to stare
• Foley favors lifting limits on municipal tax power
• Falls Village says don't even think about merging
• State agency suggests burning the right trees can fire up fuel savings
• Shooter seeks early jail release|Warren man cites severe depression
• U.S. Chamber plans anti-Blumenthal campaign
• Morning 5: Classic horse movies
• Housing project proposed in Waterbury
• ESPN producer charged with public indecency|Motorsports producer arrested as 'peeping Tom'
• Blumenthal, McMahon face off in second debate
• Today in History, Oct. 7, 2010
• Famed smoking chimp dies
• Truck rollover blocks traffic, spills fuel on Route 8 in Litchfield
• Campaign notebook
• Winsted teachers rally to oppose 7th-, 8th-grade plan
• Southbury woman accused of embezzlement has case continued
• Campaign notebook
• Man indicted for mailing threats
• Voters invited to enter lottery for the final 200 tickets to gubernatorial debate
• Regular voters invited to enter debate lottery|200 tix up for grabs
• Who knew there's a bedpan bloc?
• Ted Kennedy Jr. rallies union workers for Blumenthal
• Fourth referendum on budget Oct. 19
• Happenings in the Hills
• Governor candidates promise more aid to towns
• Suspended cop must be tested before rejoining force
• Council cuts spending by $100,000
• Michelle Obama to stump for Blumenthal
• Driver hospitalized following Southbury collision
• Shooter's depression cited as cause for release
• Hayes' attorney spared client in 2004 death penalty case
• Oxford cops seek burglary leads
• Witnesses put alleged attacker in Waterbury
• Accusation prompts talk about voting with party in 8th District race
• Torrington likely to accept Campion Ambulance bid
• Wolcott bookkeeper faces larceny charges
• Foley favors lifting limits on municipal tax power
• Spice company moving to Plymouth industrial park
• Waterbury school board warms to idea of charter school
• Torrington's emergency director lists first month of activities
• Bank hands out grants to local charities
• Kent church readies for fall festival
• Board wonders if superintendent's goals reachable
• Sharon panel approves land acquisition/preservation fund
• Winsted board fills top level positions
• Candidates differ on what voters want|Incumbent, challenger at odds in 8th District
• Cops: Drunken man flips auto on rain-slicked Kent road
• Rainy days provide small relief|Goundwater levels reach record lows in Southbury
• Waterbury students suspended for carrying knives
• Firefighters let house burn for lack of payment|VIDEO
• Advocate describes urgency in reversal of climate change
• Watertown officials stick with parties on vote
• Prospect daycare evacuated over gas scare
• In Hungary, bizarre images of deadly 'red tide'|VIDEO
• Teacher tells of rape during night of drugs
• Debate over timing of contract signing continues
• Would-be diaper thief sought in Southbury
• 'Merchant of Death' to be extradited to U.S.|VIDEO
• High court turns down tribe|Schaghticoke recognition quest nears end
• Hartley rivals say 5 terms enough|Senator says it's time for her kind of conservatism
• Paving to continue in Naugatuck today
• Selectmen push for 2nd look at tax class
• Torrington wants Main Street rehab
• Head-on crash hospitalizes three in Southbury
• Vt. grandmother with Seymour ties a murder victim
• Police respond to fatal accident in Oxford
• Hush! Frito-Lay to pull noisy SunChips bags
• Salisbury to celebrate the fall|Annual festival to feature chili, 5K road race
• Police talk angry husband out of immolation
• Construction begins on the new 5th floor library entrance today! Starting this fall, the main entrance of the library moves upstairs. Finally!
• One remains hospitalized after Southbury accident
• Seymour police board suspends detective 5 days
• 35 purchase 'piece of downtown' Torrington|Developer says $100 investors 'showing faith'
• The Sprint Football team ready to roll!
• Beacon Falls man dies in Route 67 crash|23-year-old wanted to be firefighter
• Lending library's vending machine extending service in Litchfield
• Foley and Malloy duke it out|Candidates critical of plans to fix state's problems
• "Go Eagles!!!" -Swoop
• Waterbury man gets life in prison for 2008 murder
• Taxes lowered in Middlebury budget proposal
• Watertown soldier laid to rest
• Post faculty, staff and students are ready for a win! Let's go Eagles!!!
• Man indicted on five charges for mailing threats|Threatened to blow up Thomaston Post office on Sept. 7
• Firefighters let home burn; owner didn't pay fee
• Woodbury's Christmas tree succumbs to age, disease
• Mini-Swoop and the next generation of Post University are enjoying the game!
• Waterbury to reorganize school maintenance in wake of scandals
• Milestone in murder trials
• Driver's parents dropped from crash lawsuit
• Photo by Ellen Donnelly Cox
• Prospect teen struck by car
• Morning 5: Crash Test Dummies
• Gilmartin neighborhood expanded to fill new school
• Whats on my mind?? Waiting for this!
• Waterbury school board closer to Sprague roof repair
• Today in History, Oct. 6, 2010
• In Your Corner
• Good Samaritan rescues kidnapped girl|VIDEO
• School board to hear teachers on moving grades to Gilbert
• Nobel Prize in physics lauds discovery of graphene
• Burgess wants magnet school for Naugatuck
• Governor candidates spar over death penalty, TV ads
• Energy-saving fixtures being installed in Town Hall
• Man goes berserk, kills father, wounds 5 neighbors|VIDEO
• Beating suspect denies crime on stand
• Greenway plan will help improve Naugatuck River
• Thomaston council to hear proposed blight ordinance
• Times Square bomber warns of more attacks|VIDEO
• Southbury officer's charges may be dismissed
• Southbury residents plead for no pavement at meeting with selectmen
• Southbury firefighters respond to simultaneous calls
• Timeline of events in Cheshire killings
• Police: Body found in Vermont may be former Seymour woman
• Torrington mayor breaks tie to vote rival off housing authority
• 'My family is still gone'|Hayes guilty on 16 of 17 counts in Cheshire killings
• Heritage Village proposes 10-year facilities plan
• Today in History, Oct. 4, 2010
• Waterbury top cop busts copper thief|Man pleads guilty, spared prison
• Court: State police broke no laws in Torrington gun seizure
• Blumenthal, McMahon trade jabs at first U.S. Senate debate
• Naugatuck Mayor to present school facilities panel nominees
• Construction begins on the new 5th floor library entrance today! Starting this fall, the main entrance of the library moves upstairs. Finally!
• Morning 5: Cultural exchanges
• Wild cats put to work
• Route 8 rollover hospitalizes Winsted man
• The Sprint Football team ready to roll!
• Today in History, Oct. 5, 2010
• Waterbury debates using federal grant money for teacher bonuses
• Winsted selectmen prepare legal ammo in case school board fails to act
• "Go Eagles!!!" -Swoop
• Slaiby out after 27 years as head of Torrington Housing Authority
• Public gets a chance today to see work going on at Polk
• Post faculty, staff and students are ready for a win! Let's go Eagles!!!
• Bingham casts vote that costs Slaiby job|Housing board chairman ousted after 27 years
• 2 arrested for trespassing after starting fire on Risdon property
• Mini-Swoop and the next generation of Post University are enjoying the game!
• Waterbury school board splits on project labor agreements
• KofC Council 3594 to receive the Father McGivney Award
• Photo by Ellen Donnelly Cox
• Politics, pizza and baseball|Blumenthal, McMahon face off in first live debate
• 1,200 tickets snapped up for gubernatorial debate|Newspaper-sponsored debate at Warner Theatre hottest ticket in town
• Whats on my mind?? Waiting for this!
• Charlotte Hungerford wants to expand services, but maybe not in Winsted
• Drunken driver gets 6 years for fatal Mass. crash|Judge: Barkhamsted woman deserved stiff penalty
• Prospect teen injured after car leaves Salem Road, striking her
• Barkhamsted woman gets six years in Massachusetts drunk driving death
• Man admits obstructing homicide probe|Trial expected to begin later this year in killing of bouncer
• Southbury car crash sends three to hospital
• Jurors return this morning to deliberate Hayes' fate
• Times Square bomber gets life sentence|Faisal Shahzad remains defiant
• Prosecutors nolle criminal charge against suspended Southbury cop
• Bridgeport men held in Waterbury robbery
• Republican candidates to visit Southbury's Heritage Village
• Applying the death penalty|Jury will weigh mitigating versus aggravating factors
• Hundreds pay respect to family of slain Watertown soldier
• Southbury selectmen move meeting to Wednesday night
• What's your excuse?|A column
• Torrington to add veterans' names to living memorial
• Hayes guilty, faces possible death sentence
• Residents react to conviction
• Torrington car show rained out
• Tony Curtis remembered for remarkable roles|VIDEO
• Commencement was held Thursday, May 27, for more nearly 500 degree and certificate graduates.
• Small Town Matters: Yet another school in tiny Washington?
• Marine Corps band to perform free concert at Wolcott High
• Seymour driver hospitalized after accident along Route 8
• Donation doubles Torrington's K-9 units
• Seven arrested on drug charges in Torrington
• Leaky roof closes Waterbury school
• Construction begins on the new 5th floor library entrance today! Starting this fall, the main entra
• Federal program boosts school districts' coffers
• 3 long shots in race for secretary of the state|Minor parties competing for visibility
• Susan B. Anthony Project offers counseling following Petit trial
• 'Pie Lady Property' donated to land trust
• DC rally shows support for struggling Democrats
• Falling tree slams into Beacon falls home; no injuries
• Naugatuck Valley Community College Twenty-second Year Celebration
• Auction rakes in money for Salisbury Democrats
• Spruce Bank Farm board elects 3 new directors
• Approval of rehab center may bring settlement of suit
• Judge keeps warrant sealed in murder case to protect witness
• No end in sight to Pakistan-NATO supply standoff
• DPUC commish to face theft charges in court
• New dining options in Winsted
• A hero from Middlebury is honored
• Lutheran Home's focus is dementia patients
• Living Here: All aboard!
• Torrington drug raid leads to 7 arrests
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategy a month to election
• Police seek two in suspicious Oxford fire
• Torrington noise ordinance to get review
• A reconfiguration redo with costs|Evaluation: Woodbury-Bethlehem schools will need more teachers wit
• Residents' objections can't stop blacktop|Paving of dirt road may start this week
• NATURE: Vultures rise to the occasion at Black Rock State Park
• Funds approved for Rumsey Hall demolition
• Defense says Hayes was only a pawn in Cheshire murders
• Barkhamsted seeks $2.3M upgrade for public works building
• Waterbury's lead paint funds cut
• Waterbury school board reluctant to change school chief's qualifications
• Prayers replace Player's as tavern is born again
• Auction brings town more than was owed in back taxes
• Roadside dropoff coming to Waterbury train station
• Persistent pertussis|Whooping cough cases in state double; half are in Litchfield County
• Community college gets $20K grant for nursing program
• Little damage from rain, rain in Greater Waterbury
• Jury deliberations begin in Hayes case
• Most candidates throwing around the "L" word
• Kent church's grant produce newsletter for seniors
• Ralph Nader to headline benefit concert for land trust
• Selling a say in downtown|Torrington gets a boost from local businessmen with ties to Waterbury
• Waterbury teachers asked to rally against school board
• State gives Seymour $107K for projects
• Outside artshow on display
• Barkhamsted woman gets 6 years in fatal Massachusetts drunken-driving crash
• Legion post remembers veteran of Korean War
• Paving to begin on Monday for 2 weeks on 5 streets
• Today in History, Oct. 2, 2010
• Waterbury woman fears retalition for testimony
• Cornwall residents to vote on Rumsey Hall demolition funds
• Environmental study for airport hangar to be aired
• Remains of former Seymour woman may have been found in Vermont
• Online survey to close in next few weeks|Kent panel seeks opinions from public
• No end to double paydays|Despite official's efforts, some teachers still get two pensions
• Legal review underway for Thomaston Opera House plan
• Workshop to reveal Santa's secrets|Torrington event to train would-be Santas, elves and Mrs. Cl
• Independent takes on incumbent in 74th District
• Pair of young soloists, orchestra shine in all-Tchaikovsky program
• Blue-collar workers competing in the 81st
• Jolly souls soak up tradition at Christmas Village
• Local police seek FBI help in search for missing teen girl
• Torrington panel looks at polling-place consolidation to save money
• Slain soldier's mom: Lieberman never called|Noonan's body scheduled to arrive in state tod
• Woodbury 'character' loses battle to cancer
• Most candidates throwing around the "L" word
• Hole-In-One Contest players miss cup, car but raise $1,005 for campers
• Former drug kingpin now deals spirituality
• Southbury celebration delayed to Sunday
• Duck theme continues to grow in Beacon Falls
• Tropical storm remnants slam state|Heavy rains, high winds cause outages across region
• Wind, rain cause little damage in Litchfield County
• Waterbury man robbed, shot at; police arrest 2 Bridgeport men
• School expansion to start soon|Project to be completed by fall of 2012
• Tenants want to be heard|Discontent behind opposition to chairman
• State police seek information on girl missing for a week
• Debate about distribution of charity funds continues
• Kleen Energy power plant owners say blast not their fault
• McMahon clarifies minimum wage gaffe
• 3 elected to Woodbury board that oversees senior housing complex
• Today in History, Oct. 3, 2010
• Right to life at forefront|Stopping Planned Parenthood cited as mission
• The Republican-American, Warner Theatre to host gubernatorial debate
• Woman charged with trust fund embezzzlement held on $25,000
• Morning 5: Tony Curtis films
• United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls kicks off campaign
• Services in Waterbury today for slain Watertown soldier
• Notable towers from around the world
• Granby politicians square off with public financing
• US to tell US citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Toaster takes the heat for fire that destroys Prospect house
• Cause of woman's death in Beacon Falls pending further study
• Today in History, Oct. 1, 2010
• Cops: Red Sox-Yankees rivalry led to Branford stabbing
• Seymour valedictorian has strong faith 8 years after famous speech
• City's 164 acres up for sale|3 decades of failed proposals for rocky site
• City fails to obtain grant to plan alternative high school
• Candidates ready to tackle the issues in 72nd District
• Southbury Celebration postponed to Sunday
• Rutgers in shock at student's suicide over sex tape|VIDEO
• May 12, 2010
• Winchester Center reviving a tradition
• Downtown developers keep city in the loop|7-building deal was no surprise
• Newcomer in 108th House District meets residents
• Cause of 'suspicious' death in Beacon Falls still pending
• The Sprint Football team ready to roll!
• "Go Eagles!!!" -Swoop
• Post faculty, staff and students are ready for a win! Let's go Eagles!!!
• Mini-Swoop and the next generation of Post University are enjoying the game!
• Photo by Ellen Donnelly Cox
• Whats on my mind?? Waiting for this!
• Award-winning World Cinema Series - Global Lens 2010 To Screen At Mattatuck Museum
• The battlefield looks rather peaceful preshow. Thanks again to all who came out to Shakespeare in
• Directed by Emily Mattina for the Summer of Shakesperience
• Toddlers had a great time at July 20th's Tiny Tot Art. Photos of them listening to Daniel Pin
• Take a walk through the Mattatuck museum from the from the front door to the Performing Arts Center
• 2010-2010 Acting Intensives
• Registration being accepted for Pokers fall Baseball Teams and Winter/Spring programs
• New England Baseball Academy accepting registration for baseball skills camps - Week of August 2 thr
• Waterbury Local 1339 to Hold Fill-the-Boot Drives for MDA
• Pokers Baseball Registration, Wednesday, July 28, 2010 - 6 - 7 pm at New England Baseball Academy
• Pokers Baseball Accepting Registration for 9/10U Fall Baseball team - July 28, 2010 - 7:00 pm
• Pokers baseball teams are accepting registration for fall baseball teams
• New England Baseball Academy accepting registration for baseball skills camps - Weeks of July 12 and
• 22nd Annual Picnic and Pops
• IBG seeking loving, caring host families
• New England Baseball Acadmey accepting registration for summer baseball camps
• WSO Announces New Season - June 15, 2010
• New England Baseball Academy accepting registration for summer baseball camps
• NEBA summer camp
• Looking For Vendors
• Shakesperience Productions Seeks Interns
• Pokers Baseball teams accepting registration for 2010/2011 Fall/Winter/Spring Programs
• Henry V In Style
• Quickies Come To Town
• Pokers 12U & 15U teams are seeking several versatile pitcher/catcher/position players.
• Waterbury Symphony Celebrates Music That Inspires Dance!
• Group lesson sessions forming at New England Baseball Academy
• CoCo Key Water Resort News - December 1, 2009
• Wing Chun Kung Fu Training Group
• News From CoCo Key Water Resort - November 24, 2009
• Martial arts for women...
• Martial arts for children...
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Presents 'Ode to Joy'
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra News - October 2009
• Main Street Waterbury Launches Phase IV of Light Pole Banner Program
• Plymouth-Terryville Area Graduates of Naugatuck Valley Community College
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - May 9, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Live Webcast - May 4, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - April 30, 2009
• United Way Distributes $35,000 in Second Round of Awards
• United Way Announces Campaign Total, Honors Volunteers
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - April 14, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - April 13, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - April 2, 2009
• Meet the Author/Meet the Composer
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - March 24, 2009
• United Way Announces 2009 Award Winners
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - March 13, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - March 10, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - March 3, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - February 23, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - February 18, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - Annual Homeless Count
• 10 Year Anniversary - State Residents have been Dialing 2-1-1 for 10 Years!
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - February 4, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - February 2, 2009
• French Students Invited To Participate In The February Alliance Française Of Northwestern..........
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - January 27, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - January 22, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury News - January 15, 2009
• Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Presents an All-Russian program
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - January 6, 2009
• United Way of Greater Waterbury - Final Issue of 2008
• United Way of Greater Waterbury: Salvation Army Needs Your Help
• Teach to Learn - Volunteer at the Mattatuck Museum
• Reach Out a Hand to One, Influence the Condition of All
• United Way Of Greater Waterbury: Joy Of Sharing Toy Fund In Need
• December News fromUnited Way of Greater Waterbury
• United Way of Greater Waterbury Newsletter - November 20, 2008
• Election Day Message
• Annual Report to the Community
• Catholic Charities Receives $3.2 Million Grant for Early Reading First Program
• Rewarding Cultural Experience Without Leaving Home!

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