Naugatuck holds socially distant fireworks display
While most municipalities have decided against their annual Fourth of July fireworks shows, some towns are still going through with them - but with new rules.
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Jul 3, 2020, 12:07 AM
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Updated 1,632 days ago
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While most municipalities have decided against their annual Fourth of July fireworks shows, some towns are still going through with them - but with new rules.
The festival was canceled this year in Naugatuck, but the fireworks display still took place Thursday.
The town encouraged viewers to pick a spot in the hills of the valley to watch the show.
The town says it is the perfect spot for a socially distant fireworks display.
Police were monitoring the location.
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