Reminder: Wine Tasting To Benefit Sandy Hook School
Tickets are still available for Sandy Hook School’s upcoming wine tasting fundraising event sche...
Spring Baseball Registration Ending
Newtown Spring Baseball late registration will end on March 5 and players will be added to a team only if space is availabl...
For police reports
DUI Incident
Police said they received a report about 6:28 pm on March 2 concerning an erratic driver traveling in the Key Rock Road are...
Garner Correction Officer
Checked At Hospital
By Andrew Gorosko
While responding to a physical altercation among three inmates at the high-security Garner Corr...
Census May Boost
Number Of Liquor Stores
HARTFORD — The imminent release of Connecticut’s population figures from the US 2010 census wi...
Bridle Lands Group Hopes To Revitalize Newtown As A Horse Town
By Nancy K. Crevier
The new board of the Newtown Bridle Lands Association (NBLA) is galloping ful...
Geraldine M. Ilioff
Beloved Wife, Mother,
And Sister
Geraldine M. Ilioff, 69, of Milford, beloved wife of 49 years to George C. Ilioff, Sr, died Febr...
Pasta Dinner & Bluegrass Music
At NUMC
The next Saturday Pasta Dinner at Newtown United Methodist Church will take place on March 5 in the church’s...
Newtown Support Groups
Friday, March 4Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
AA, Newtown United Methodist Church, 92 Church Hill Road, 8 pm, beginners meeting, open discussion.
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By John Voket
BRIDGEPORT — Following historic renovations to sites including the Statue of Liberty and the US Capital dome in Washington, D.C., Swan...
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
