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No Early Deadlines Ahead Of Juneteenth But Delivery Schedule Will Be Affected

Due to a change in the schedule of our printer, many local subscribers will not receive the June 19, 2026 print edition of The Newtown Bee as planned.

Law Enforcement Across The State Teamed Up To Carry Special Olympics Torch

Bethel PD brings the torch into Newtown. —Bee Photos, Cross

Jr NAA Hosts Roundtable Discussion With Lamont, Blumenthal

Governor Ned Lamont (seated, second from right) and Senator Richard Blumenthal (seated, far right) smile with Jr Newtown Action Alliance members after the group’s roundtable discussion event at C.H. Booth Library on Friday, June 5. Lamont can be seen holding Connecticut House Bill 5043, which bans conversion devices that turn handguns into machine guns. Jr NAA students had previously advocated for the state bill, so it was a full circle moment for them getting to watch Lamont sign it in person. —Bee Photos, Glass

Town To Use Educational Cost Share To Offset Mill Rate

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Shannon Will (left) has been named the 2026 Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company Outstanding Member of the Year. Joining her on June 1 were Outstanding Member Committee members Steven Stohl and Karin Halstead, who announced the decision during the company’s annual meeting. —Sandy Hook VFR photo

Will Named SHVFR Outstanding Member, Officers Elected

Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company held its annual meeting on June 1, when officer elections were conducted and one person was named 2026 Outstanding Member of the Year.
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