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Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski (D) said crews were on site to repair a part on Thomaston Ave late Sunday night, and water had to be temporarily shut off.
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Water has been restored to the majority of Waterbury following the failure of a century-old waterline and transmission main explosion last week.
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Officials in Waterbury said they hope to have water restored by the end of this week. Mayor Paul Pernerewski said fixing the problem has been slow going, partly due to freezing temperatures.
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A major water main break in Waterbury left nearly 100,000 people without water this weekend.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced that construction has started on a $35 million redevelopment of the Waterbury Train Station on Wednesday.
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Connecticut broke ground on the construction of a new $33 million train station in Naugatuck on Friday. It’s part of major upgrades to the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line.
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Tajuan Washington was charged with five counts of assault and weapons violations and is being held on a $2 million bond.
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At the Waterbury Police Activities League's annual Thanksgiving community meal, police officers, volunteers and neighbors unite to serve a warm meal to families of all backgrounds.
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WSHU’s Maya Duclay spoke with Todd and Brad Barnes, who are brothers from Waterbury, Connecticut, about the world premiere of their film Hiding Places at The SHU Community Theater next week.
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In some CT municipalities, the nursing homes company is at least two years behind on real estate and personal property taxes, documents show.