Uncle Sam Leaves Town For
Danbury City Hall
By Andrew Gorosko
Charlie Payne, the proprietor of Newtown Mulch and Outdoor, expressed mixed emotions on a foggy T...
The 112th Assembly District—
Candidates Offer Ideas About Improving State Government
By John Voket
(This is the second of a three-part series in...
Animals, Owners Welcome
 At Fall Fun & Adoption Day
On Saturday, October 6, Mt Pleasant Hospital for Animals will present a Fall Fun & Adoption Day from noon t...
Stray Kats Theatre Company Announces 2012-13 Season
The Stray Kats Theatre Company, a not-for-profit theatre company located at historic Edmond Town Hallâ€...
Land Use Official Explains The Value Of Open Space
To The Council
By Kendra Bobowick
Picture a winter scene: it is six degrees out, and you don’t h...
Man is still a savage to the extent that he has little respect for anything that cannot hurt him. Â
             —Edgar Watson Howe...
To the Editor:
As the former first selectman of Newtown (November 2007–November 2009), I very enthusiastically endorse my good friend and colleague ...
Continuing Ed OSHA Construction Course
Newtown Continuing Education is scheduled to hold a ten-hour, four-night, Construction Occupational Safety and Health Adm...
*A reminder this week that Ives Concert Park has an early Halloween event planned for Saturday night. Area residents can start celebrating the season early at t...
SCAN Planning Fall Art Show & Sale
The Society of Creative Arts of Newtown 2012 Fall Art Show and Sale will be held at Newtown Meeting House, 31 Main Street, Fr...
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
