Program Targets Women And Heart Disease
WATERBURY — The Be Well Center of Waterbury Hospital, located in the Brass Mill Center mall, is offering a...
Rabbi/Comic Brings Laughter To United Jewish Center
DANBURY — Rabbi Bob Alper, the world’s only practicing clergyman doing standup comed...
The Newtown Parks and Recreation Department will be moving back to its former location at Town Hall South, underneath the Police Station on South Main Street, a...
Polling Places To Be Accessible To Disabled Voters For September 12 Primary
HARTFORD — Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz announced this week that C...
Fall Softball For U10 Girls
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Anyone girl who is U10 eligible is welcome to come and play informal softball games at the Newtown Middle School on Sun...
The American Cancer Society To Host 2nd Annual
Survivorship Symposium ‘United In Hope’
WESTPORT — The American Cancer Socie...
Memory Walk For Alzheimer’s
HARTFORD — On October 8, the Alzheimer’s Association of Northern Connecticut will hold its annua...
Fall Domestic Violence And Sexual
Assault Hotline Training
DANBURY — The Womens’ Center of Greater Danbury is now screening volunteers ...
Postal Service Stamp Train To Visit Railway Museum
DANBURY — History buffs, stamp collectors, railroad fans and students from all walks of life will...
AAUW To Celebrate 60th Anniversary
The American Association of University Women, Danbury Area Branch, will hold a noon luncheon on Sunday, September 17, 2000, a...
Sounds like Washington politics coming to Newtown. Republicans vote to withhold a payment that we owe. Pretty embarrassing. I'm sure the Legislative Council has better things to do with their time.
What a wonderful article. I thank you for sharing this information. I wish I had known this when my children were younger but it is never too late to learn.
People with evil intent or mental illness can always get these weapons. Root cause is not the weapons or access to them. Our society is becoming more violent.
I first knew Dom in the early 70's when we were neighbors in Redding. Later, we were neighbors in Southbury. He was a good man, always ready and willing to help anyone and always with a good sense of humor.
Ray Ruzek
