While getting a 9% increase to sewer costs each year can be another costly pinch when so many things are pinching the wallet ...

About a month ago, I went to the Police Department because I was having a problem. The officer said, “go home and I will follow you in a few minutes. What he didn’t tell me was he sent ...

I am sharing the latest new CT tax proposals from the Governor and the Democrats in Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee: New 2% tax Capital Gains, Property tax credit removed with a ...

I look forward to the month of May every year. Sure the weather is getting nice, but May also marks a big time of transition for the flagpole in the center of our town. Last Saturday ...

Last week was Teacher Appreciation Week and I hope that our Newtown teachers felt more valued than usual through the efforts of our Board, their administrators, the parents, their ...

I want to thank the Newtown state delegation for bringing forward Senate Bill 1562, providing for a parcel on Commerce Road to be used for Open Space/Recreation, replacing the original ...

For more than three decades, Connecticut’s General Statute 8-30g has sought to meet a vital need: increasing affordable housing for economically disadvantaged individuals, working ...

The Bethel-based nonprofit organization Kind Works, helmed by several Newtown residents and those from the surrounding area, ...

From a wide variety of food items to toiletries — three packed SUVs worth — Newtown High School’s athletics programs, with ...

Cub Scout Pack 270 is conducting a supply drive through May 23 for Kind Works, the nonprofit organization that grew out of ...

Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week is an observance in this country that pays tribute to the local, state, and ...

Friday 25, the Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary (CVHAS) held its annual “Frog Watch” at Dickinson Park.