Sure, Newtown High School’s girls’ soccer team lost just two starters to graduation from last year’s South-West Conference championship team and brings back wha...
Newtown Continuing Education has limited openings available in the following classes and activities in its summer program for students currently in kindergarten...
In conjunction with C.H. Booth Library, Newtown Historical Society will host a program about the establishment of the National Park Service parks and its histor...
A traffic engineering firm that has performed a detailed study of traffic conditions on Toddy Hill Road has made a range of recommendations to the Police Commis...
Ahead of the 2019-20 school year’s start, Newtown High School senior Shivani Mendiratta traveled to Pasadena, Calif., to participate in the Masters of Musical W...
The Falcons and Nighthawks have both soared high in South-West Conference girls’ volleyball throughout the years.
Newtown High School’s Nighthawks once again wi...
Newtown High School’s cross country teams are off and running on another season, which officially begins on Tuesday, September 10, with a home meet.
The girls’ ...
George E. Gollenberg, 87, of Newtown, passed away peacefully on Friday, September 6, at the Lutheran Home in Southbury. He was born in Bridgeport, the son of Al...
To the Editor:
Alison Plante is an exciting candidate for Legislative Council District 3: she’s smart and dynamic and is looking to be a fresh new voice in our ...
To the Editor:
Dr Neil Chaudhary is seeking election to the Newtown Police Commission — the town’s traffic authority. I would like to explain from personal expe...
We all would like nothing to change, but look at how much this proposed property will add to the grand list. The eastern lot is currently assessed at $352,000 which brings in just under $10k in property value. I appreciate you taking note that the new houses will be $1,000,0000 EACH! This means the property, including club house, pickleball courts, skeet range, putting greens could be assessed at 117 million which would collectively bring in over $3,000,000 in tax revenue. This could also mean over 200 new luxury cars which brings in over $300k in additional revenue. Let's be honest though, they will register out of state. Either way, let's be honest here, if we had 3 MILLON more tax revenue the school wouldn't have to worry about canceling Spanish classes for kindergarteners.
Lets get it passed!
Leave the 'Rich" alone. 50% of this country pay no taxes. And many get money back. The taxpayers on the 'Gold' coast here in CT keep Hartford and Bridgeport afloat. Run them out of town and see what happens.