Follow PATH During Autumn Hike
BETHEL — Preservation Advocates for Terre Haute (PATH) will be leading “Terre Haute Foliage Hikeâ€&#...
No one ever said farming was easy, but life has become increasingly difficult for one farmer on Hundred Acres Road through a rash of what police call â€&#x...
Over the years, Newtown’s boards and commissions have had a rolling epiphany. It started with the conservation and land use agencies, which listed o...
Masonic Lodge Dinner Dance
The Masonic Lodge of Sandy Hook invites the community to its Second Annual Dinner and Dance on Saturday, October 29, from 7 pm to mid...
MONROE – A golf outing benefiting the family of Steve Furtenbacher will be held Thursday, October 20, at Whitney Farms Golf Club in Monroe.
The outi...
NHS To Host Band Festival
The Joseph P. Grasso Invitational returns to Newtown High School’s Blue and Gold stadium on Saturday, October 8, celebrati...
Parent Programs Moms Groups
Moms of Babies ages birth to 12 months will meet on Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11:30 am, runs through December 6. The fee is $...
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The Gunnery announced that Katherine Danziger of Newtown was among nine of its students to earn designation as an AP Scholar by the College Board...
Praxair Donates $4 Million To Danbury Hospital’s New Heart Center
DANBURY — Danbury Hospital has announced the naming of The Praxair Reg...
One New-Gate Prison and Copper Mine in East Granby was the first North American copper mine. It was chartered by the British Monarchy. When mining ceased in 177...
This lot is six (6) acres and I am unaware of any historical significance. It is surrounded by almost 350 acres of fields, flowers, and open space. I hope the state takes it back, as is their right, and puts in a transfer station. However, we all know that will not happen because the state got the better end of the deal when they sold us Asbestos Alley.
This essay highlights the significance of maintaining historical and cultural landmarks for future generations. It is meant to act as a constant reminder that once these things are misplaced, there is no way to get them back. A compelling call to duty in the interest of safeguarding our history.
While I am mildly concerned to learn that this candidate is running for a spot on the LC, I am especially concerned that the Democratic Town Council sees fit to endorse this person's run for office. Are they simply desperate to fill the ticket, or do they actually embrace his behavior and language? I would expect that any voter who witnessed Mr. Hinden in action at recent town meetings would understand that he is unfit to serve the public.
