A Waterbury man was arrested Thursday evening in a stolen vehicle while illegally carrying a handgun as police across the state crack down on auto thefts and illegal guns to combat violence in Connecticut’s urban centers.
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Downtown Waterbury 7-Eleven Permanently Closes
A downtown Waterbury convenience store that s been there for as long as I can remember, has shut down and boarded up over the past couple of weeks. The 7-Eleven convenience store that stood for years at the corner of West Main and Willow Street in Downtown Waterbury is permanently closed. I drove downtown just a few minutes ago to confirm it, and I snapped a couple of photos of the building while I was there too. This 7-Eleven was known more for the colorful cast of characters that seemed to loiter around the parking lot 24/7, rather than for it s beef jerky selection.