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Newtown’s Wheel It Forward Branch Steadily Growing, Needs Community Support

The Friday morning volunteer crew mentioned that they all enjoy working with each other and giving back to the community. Pictured here are, from left, Mike Salvatore, Al Stockalis, Sue Hatch, Debbie Molsick, Amy Potucek, Sally Cox, and Wheel It Forward Co-Founder Elliot Sloyer. —Bee Photos, Cross

My Backyard Habitat: Wetland Voices — Frogs And Toads Of Connecticut

Scientists consider amphibians important indicators of ecosystem health. The wood frog is one of 11 species of frogs and toads that make their home in Connecticut. —Laura Mitchell photo

BOE Discusses Radon Update, Stop-Arm Enforcement Program

Grants Coordinator Judit DeStefano speaks to Board of Education members about a potential stop-arm enforcement policy to reduce the illegal passing of buses in town at their Wednesday, February 18 meeting. —Bee Photo, Visca

National Invasive Species Awareness Week Educational Displays On View

Japanese Barberry is a non-native, ornamental shrub that forms dense, prickly thickets that crowd out plants and disrupt native ecosystems. Examples of the highly invasive plants are part of educational displays by Newtown Knotweed Initiative on view at two locations through March 8. —Bee Photo, Hicks
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Grants Coordinator Judit DeStefano speaks to Board of Education members about a potential stop-arm enforcement policy to reduce the illegal passing of buses in town at their Wednesday, February 18 meeting. —Bee Photo, Visca

BOE Discusses Radon Update, Stop-Arm Enforcement Program

Among the topics at the recent Board of Education meeting include an update on the radon testing at Middle Gate Elementary School and the district exploring a stop-arm enforcement policy to reduce the illegal passing of buses.
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The Friday morning volunteer crew mentioned that they all enjoy working with each other and giving back to the community. Pictured here are, from left, Mike Salvatore, Al Stockalis, Sue Hatch, Debbie Molsick, Amy Potucek, Sally Cox, and Wheel It Forward Co-Founder Elliot Sloyer. —Bee Photos, Cross

Newtown’s Wheel It Forward Branch Steadily Growing, Needs Community Support

Newtown gained a new kind of library a few months ago when Wheel It Forward, a durable medical equipment lending library, opened on Commerce Road.
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