Meta Kahn Gellert
Devoted Mother
And Grandmother
Meta Kahn Gellert, 87, of Fairfield, died March 29. She was the wife of the late Fred Gellert. Mrs G...
‘Lose The Litter’
Reminder Flies Over Queen Street
By Kendra Bobowick
Wet and torn in places, one community banner snarled by the wind ...
Union Position Speaks Volumes
To the Editor:
Dear fellow citizens of Newtown: It is time that we stood up to the powerful Board of Education and teachersâ€...
Bethel High School Gymnasium Named In Honor Of Newtown’s William Swanson
By Andy Hutchison
It will be a big night for Newtown’s William...
Children’s Programs
*Mother Goose on the Loose: A new program for children under age 2 and their parents, Mother Goose on the Loose is an award-winn...
A Heartwarming Show Of Caring
To the Editor:
I cannot sufficiently thank those friends, coworkers, associates, acquaintances, residents of Newtown, and other co...
Stop & Shop Fined Over Mislabeled Beef
HARTFORD — Consumer Protection Commissioner Jerry Farrell, Jr, announced March 25 that his agency has entere...
Students Explore The World Of Science At Workshop Sessions
By Andrew Gorosko
Local schoolchildren had an opportunity last weekend to sample many aspects of scie...
City Directories:
A Treasure Trove For Genealogists
Toni McKeen of Ridgefield will be the featured speaker for Newtown Genealogy Club when the group hosts its ...
Clocks of any type should be avoided because the word for clock sounds a lot like the word for the funeral ritual. Clocks also are a reminder that time is running out and are considered a reminder that life will come to an end.
This is great for the Police Department! I guess when you are a small town and don't have many detectives, it helps to have extra people to get evidence! I am surprised though that police officers can have such long hair. I guess it's not as military as I thought. Officer Wickman is so involved in so many things I don't know how he has time to do it all! Congrats Officers!
