Future, past, and present come together on the back fields at Newtown High School for Coach Matt Memoli’s youth baseball camps each summer. Up-and-coming ball p...
The 100-bed psychiatric hospital bid for development at Fairfield Hills has refocused to sites elsewhere in town.
Fairfield Hills Authority Chairman Thomas Conn...
The Newtown Scholarship Association (NSA) held its 23rd Annual Jack Friel Memorial Golf Scramble on June 22. The event is sponsored by Newtown’s two golf venues...
Performed poetry is even older than theater, and Robert González imagines and recreates what poetry was like delivered from a stage to an audience – just the pu...
To the Editor:
I have to chuckle when I’m driving through town and see the “save our schools” signs. As sweet and innocuous as the rallying cry sounds at first...
The Board of Selectman has created the volunteer post of Poet Laureate and has asked The Newtown Cultural Arts Commission (NCAC) to recruit, screen and recommen...
To the Editor:
Last Sunday at the Edmond Town Hall, I was so pleased to welcome enthusiastic audiences who turned out for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the f...
Newtown Women’s Softball League highlights from recent action are as follows:
Cork N’ Barrel 15, My Place 13: The Corks got big hits from Denise Croden wit...
The Society of Creative Arts of Newtown will have Peter Seltzer conducting a critique of paintings by members during its next meeting, on Wednesday, July 8, at ...
Violet Telep, 98, of Sandy Hook died June 30. She was the wife of the late Michael Telep. She was born in New York City September 22, 1916, and was a daughter o...
The development considered for Fairfield Hills should be enough. Look very carefully at what Desegregate CT is all about. The words 'equitable' and 'inclusive' should give you a clue.
27 units at 2 cars per unit planned. The traffic on Main St / 25 is already very congested. You seem to be making assumptions about affordability. Do you have any hard data on expected rents?
