Parent Connection Lecture
In response to the 2005 Governor’s Survey of Newtown youth, which outlines a poll taken of Newtown high school and middle...
By Nancy K. Crevier
Thanks to a huge commitment from Newtown High School assistant coach Steve Ford and Newtown resident Chris Bray, the Parks and Recreation De...
Antiques Shows______
Feb 4-5: Antiques at The Mall Show & Sale, Eastbrook Malle, Rte 15, Mansfield, Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 12-5 pm, proceeds to benefit Windha...
‘Continuum’ At Roxbury Library
ROXBURY — “Continuum,” an exhibit of recent oil paintings and collage...
Force Softball Clinic
The Force travel softball team will sponsoring a free softball clinic for girls 6-8 years old on Sunday, February 19, from 4 to 5 pm at th...
Dog Pound Support With Magnetic Appeal
This week people can begin to show their support for The Canine Advocates of Newtown Building Fund by displaying a car ma...
Regulars—
Personal Touches Keep Things Familiar
By Nancy K. Crevier
Mike Palumbo, the owner of Mocha Coffee House, and Jan Gerry, its manager, work ...
Finding Our Way
To the Editor:
“I get accused a lot for talking too much, but if you don’t tell people the problem, how can you expect t...
 ‘Give Kids A Smile Day’
Feb. 3 Kicks Off Awareness Month
HARTFORD — The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) rem...
Valentine’s Party: The Newtown Youth Services High School Youth Advisory Board (HSYAB) invites children ages 2 to 8 to join in games, treats and...
I am so sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. She was a good friend and often a sounding board for me during the years we shared walks, music, talks and good times. I cherish my memories and the relationship we developed. When I sing the songs we learned together I smile and remember how important she was to me.
perhaps the Board of Finance needs to be disbanded. The Legislative Council has a finance committee that could do the job easily, as they had done in the past. Frankly this feels like a power grab.
My condolences to the Hough family. I was fortunate to have played football and baseball with Courtenay at Newtown. Simply put he was the best high school athlete I ever played with and a great guy as well. Rest In Peace Courtenay.
I thought he was making a clever joke about himself rather than a reference to his competition. Though I can see how it could be taken offensively by those who don't know his character.
