Chinese Cooking With The Traveling Gourmet
BETHEL — On Tuesday, May 25, at 7 pm, Bethel Public Library will offer “Cooking Chinese,â...
Local Builders Win National Volunteer Award
Newtown remodeler Peter McLoughlin, representing the Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Fairfield County, a...
Fair Celebrates Jewish Independence
BRIDGEPORT — Congregation Adath Israel of Newtown will be one of the many congregations participating in the Jew...
Musicians With A Mission
DANBURY — The Danbury Deanery of Episcopal Churches – which includes St John’s Episcopal Church in ...
Reed Intermediate School Welcomes Future Fifth Graders
By Larissa Lytwyn
While Hawley Elementary School fourth grader Gillian Malone is looking forward to start...
An ounce of mother is worth a pound of clergy.
 —Spanish proverb
Life began with waking up and loving my mother’s face.
—Ge...
No Longer Just Lyme––
Co-Infections Challenge Doctors And Patients
By Dottie Evans
An informational forum on Lyme disease sponsored by t...
Auditions For Town Players
Auditions are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, May 10-11, for The Merry Wives of Windsor, which will be staged by Town Players of Ne...
Saturday, May 8 – The Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard will sponsor its annual Judged Pleasure Ride on Saturday, May 8, 9 am to...
Symposium Stresses Early Treatment Of Diabetes
DANBURY — Diabetes is such a serious and complicated disease that patients should be treated as if th...
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
