Seymour News Archives

"The Little Shop of Horrors," the near-cult musical, opens Friday night at 8 at the Brookfield Theatre for the Arts, Route 25, behind Brookfield Library.

BEACON FALLS a ' It was something like a championshipa ' the Crosby Bulldogs were in eight place in the NVL and Woodland was nipping at their heels going into Thursday's match.

Just minutes after he left a Black Rock bank with what he believed was a cash haul Tuesday, a would-be bank robber was nabbed by police -- after being dropped off by his taxi in front of a city police precinct.

A man was taken to the hospital with a mangled leg Monday after claiming he'd been hit by a Metro-North train as it was leaving the Seymour station.

Head coach Tom Lennon refuses to look for excuses lamenting his team as one that hits the weight room and practices just like everyone else so there should be no drop off regardless of who suits up.

The owner of Tri-Town Plaza is endorsing Democratic First Selectman candidate Paul Roy in next month's election, believing Roy will be easier to work with than current office holder Robert Koskelowski.

After 11 years of waiting, fishermen will finally see a fish bypass channel at the Tingue Dam on the Naugatuck River.

Two new milling and resurfacing projects, on routes 2 and 8, will be added to the list of this year's Department of Transportation jobs being funded through federal stimulus grants.

Thumbs up to the folks who turned out to give blood at the donor center organized by Jackson County Chapter of the American Red Cross during this year's Seymour Oktoberfest.

NAME Albert Llosas Barrueco AGE 27 NEIGHBORHOOD YOU LIVE IN Downtown PROFESSION Attorney FAMILY Single live in Seymour, CT) YEARS IN HARTFORD Moved to the Hartford Area for law school in 2004.

A town appeal in a nearly five year old case involving the town's wetland commission and a subdivision off Bungay Road was dismissed by the state Supreme Court Thursday.

Fans across the Naugatuck Valley League were wondering if the Derby Red Raiders were for real.

George "Doc" Gunther of Stratford, who holds the record as Connecticut's longest-serving legislator, will celebrate his 90th birthday soon.

At The Museum Submitted by Mary Ellen White on 2009-10-01.   Looking for in-depth conversation and dialogue? The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center announces the Fall 2009 Salons at Stowe, a program series designed to bring community members together for spirited discussions of contemporary topics.

Two West Haven men were killed early Sunday when their car went out of control on Route 8 north, hit a guide rail and they were thrown from the vehicle.

Local lawmakers are divided over a judge's ruling that Connecticut's campaign finance law is unconstitutional.

A tow truck was called in to haul a car out of the Housatonic River this morning after an early-morning accident at the intersection of Routes 34 and 188.