Angelina's Apizza
RestaurantsSerious thin-crust cravings: Angelina's Apizza is that no-frills Waterbury standby for large, crispy pies and quick slices, plus sturdy subs, melty calzones, and fresh salads when you need a break from cooking.
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Serious thin-crust cravings: Angelina's Apizza is that no-frills Waterbury standby for large, crispy pies and quick slices, plus sturdy subs, melty calzones, and fresh salads when you need a break from cooking.
Local dog legend: Born in Waterbury in 1937 and still family run, Frankies serves snappy hot dogs, curly fries that vanish fast, plus burgers, fried sides, and soup in a no-fuss vibe.
Modern Italian, local buzz: La Tavola Ristorante leans into creative, contemporary Italian that actually feels fresh, served in a trendy room with the kind of weeknight energy you usually only get on Fridays.
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Waterbury police have charged four people from Waterbury, Connecticut, for their roles in a weekend fight that involved sticks and baseball bats.
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New businesses are opening in Waterbury, Connecticut, including food and beverage chains such as Best Buy and Raising Cane’s.
Full story at courant.com ↗
A 40-year-old Waterbury man was shot on North Main Street on Sunday morning, according to Waterbury police Sgt.
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A 7,571-square-foot garage leased as a Town Fair Tire location in Waterbury has been sold for $4.15 million to California investor Kempler Investments.
Full story at hartfordbusiness.com ↗
Community Health Center, Inc. (CHC), located in New Britain, is working to make healthcare services easier to access.
Full story at bristolpress.com ↗
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