Standing in front of computerized drawings and architectural floor plans for the new police headquarters, Newtown Police Chief James Viadero chatted about his d...
As those few remaining straggler leaves fall off the trees and the forecast of snow theoretically fast approaches, horseback riders continue their love of eques...
On a blustery, cold, wet November day, members of Newtown Underwater Search and Rescue (NUSAR) took it upon themselves to get even wetter, while training in und...
Children have the chance to design and publish their own books thanks to the Book Builder program, now offered through the C.H. Booth Library.
Book Builder is a...
Published: Dec 01, 2019 at 09:10 AM
The National Weather Service (NWS) continues to monitor a large winter storm that is expected to reach the Northeast/southern New England states by late Sunday,...
The Newtown Marching Band & Color Guard was celebrated at the Board of Education’s meeting on November 19.
Superintendent of Schools Dr Lorrie Rodrigue introduc...
The dispatchers at the Newtown Emergency Communications Center at Town Hall South, 3 Main Street, report the following fire calls and the responders:
Thursd...
Sandy Hook Crash
About 4:05 pm on November 22, on eastbound Berkshire Road, near Pole Bridge Road, motorist Nazzarene Belbusti, 26, of West Haven, who was ...
Unprecedented requests for assistance this year covering immediate mental health intervention expenses are forcing the Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation t...
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?
