Celebrate Youth Month

By CURT CLARK

Published: May 12, 2006 12:00 am

Celebrate Youth Month

The 19th Annual NYS Talent Show â Friday, May 12, 7 pm, Newtown Middle School auditorium. Tickets prices are $5 for adults and children over 12 and $2 for children 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased at NYS or at the door.

Parent Programs

Hope and Support meets on Monday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. If you are a parent or guardian with questions or concerns about your childâs possible or confirmed involvement with substances, you are welcome to attend this group.

Grandparentsâ Group â âThe Second Time Around: Raising Your Childrenâs Childrenâ is an on-going support program. This group meets from noon to 1:30 every Monday. There is no fee.

Youth Programs

Cullenâs Nature Camp will be held the week of June 26. Children finishing grades K through 2 meet from 9:30 to 11 am and children finishing grades 3 through 5 meet from 11:30 to 1 pm. The cost is $60. This camp fills very quickly, so please call NYS to reserve a spot.

HSYAB will meet on Monday, May 22, 2 pm in the high school cafeteria.

NYCAAP meets on Wednesday, 7 to 8 pm at the high school.

Children of Divorce will meet on Monday, May 22, from 6 to 7 pm.

Sibshops will have their last meeting on Monday, June 12 from 5 to 7 pm.

NYS Awards

Gail Smith Awards will be presented on Monday, May 22, at 7 pm at the Booth Library. These awards are given to one adult, one youth. and one business that have shown an outstanding contribution and leadership for the betterment of youth in Newtown.

All programs take place at NYS, 10 Glen Road, Sandy Hook, unless noted. For further information, or to register for a program, call NYS at 270-4335.

Support For Chris Gardner

Barney Molloy for the Board of Finance

Newtown Congregational Church Expresses Gratitude

Newtown Labor Day Parade Committee Offers Thanks

Top Ten Lies Told By Trump

Perhaps I can provide some clarity here at least as far as Herbert Hoover's thoughts on Hitler. On pages 73-74 of Herbert Hoover's book entitled The Challenge to Liberty (published in 1934) he states that: "Despite its name, Herr Hitler's party is violently anti-socialistic. It is not only extremely nationalistic, but extends its vision beyond national borders to extreme racialism, from which arises the inhumane persecution of the Jews."

Elect Democrats

Yikes, talk about not doing a basic level of research. As my kids would say, "bruh, aren't you embarrassed?" James Buchanan (its not spelled Bucannan, Steve), the guy who put a black family back into slavery was -- wait for it -- A DEMOCRAT. Abraham Lincoln, the fella that ended slavery, was A REPUBLICAN. Herbert Hoover, a Republican, did not unilaterally cause the Great Depression. The stock market crashed within the FIRST year of his presidency. The imposition of his tariffs sought to help American industry, when there was little work to be had. Yes, FDR, a Democrat, led us out of the Great Depression, but with a heavy assist from the war-based economy in the run-up and through World War 2. And yes, Herbert Hoover did meet with Adolph Hitler in 1938 - A FULL 5 YEARS AFTER HE WAS OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE. It was done as a diplomatic courtesy on the 20th anniversary of the end of World War I. Steve, if I were you, I'd ask the Bee to pull this Letter to the Editor.

Your statement: "The EPA is now telling us there is no Climate Change", I believe is incorrect. Can you provide documentation for this? The The fact that there is climate change, I believe is a generally accepted consensus by all sides of the climate debat. What's driving this climate change and it's ultimate impact on society, is where the consensus fractures. I do appreciate your pointing out President Nixon's role in creating the EPA. Nixon is also responsible for signing into law both the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts. Respectfully, James Swift

Discusses Smog

Jeff, thank you for setting the record straight and for focusing on facts over speculation. It’s clear you’re working collaboratively, in the open, and always with Newtown’s best interests at heart. As a First Selectman, you’ve shown that leadership is about results, not partisanship, political slogans, or bashing the other guy. That’s the kind of honorable, steady, experienced, and community-focused leadership this town needs — progress that actually works for everyone, not just a political agenda.

The People Of Newtown Deserve Facts, Not Speculation

Looks like someone is getting the politics 101 course and is leaning heavily on the “status quo” and “stagnation” talking points, the reality is that our current First Selectman is only completing his first term in office. Hardly the entrenched, decades-long politician Bruce suggests. In fact, in just this one term, the current selectman has delivered meaningful progress — addressing core infrastructure, keeping budgets responsible, and ensuring that Newtown remains a strong and vibrant community. That’s not “stagnation.” That’s steady, thoughtful leadership in action. If Bruce were truly ready for a challenge, he would have answered my July questions on how to would handle large-scale protests and rallies at the flagpole? Our current First Selectman put forward an option for positive change, and was met with shouting from the mob. What would Bruce do differently? And just how responsive and open to real change will he be when facing that same kind of pressure, or would it not matter when clearly Bruce wants to play the partisan line?

Bruce Walczak On Leadership

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