Name: “Seniors’ Perspective on Newtown Housing: A Newtown Senior Alliance Roundtable”
Start: 2026-04-28T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-28T23:59:00-04:00
Location: Newtown Senior Center

“Seniors’ Perspective on Newtown Housing: A Newtown Senior Alliance Roundtable”

April 28, 2026 at 05:00 pm

Start Time: 5:00 pm

Newtown Senior Center, 8 Simpson Street

Free

Inaugural program by recently-formed alliance between Newtown Department of Human Services, Friends of Newtown Seniors (FONS) and Newtown Commission on Aging will have FONS board member and local Realtor Joan Alexander in discussion of what local seniors need, want and wish for in housing, registration required; 203-270-4310, info@friendsofnewtownseniors.org, Zeffy.com (search for FONS April Roundtable-Housing).

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Thank you for continuing to read my letters and bringing attention to them. As I said the last time you went through this tortured calculation, the Bee would be printing the same number of pages with or without my contributions. Why not spend your time writing a letter to the editor trumpeting all the great triumphs you think Trump has accomplished?

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The Bee publishes about 3,800(1) copies each week. This is now the 24th installment of “Trump’s Triumphs,” and these pieces generally run about 9 to 11 column inches each. Given the Bee’s broadsheet page size of 16.75" by 22.75" — or roughly 136 column inches per full page — that means this series has consumed the equivalent of about 6,700 full broadsheet pages over 24 installments, or roughly 0.42 acres of paper surface. If those pages were laid down end to end, sheet by sheet, they would stretch from the flagpole all the way to the transfer station — about 2.4 miles. On the theme of Earth Day, it is worth remembering that at some point, it stops being civic discourse and starts looking like a remarkable waste of paper. Source figures: 3,800 copies per week, approximately 10 column inches per installment, 136 column inches per full page, 7.35% of a page per installment, across 24 installments.

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