Empty for more than 20 years and rundown, a requirement to not demolish a number of buildings on the Fairfield Hills campus in order to get historic credits may jeopardize mixed use residential buildings proposed at Kent and Shelton House.

Newtown resident and Connecticut State’s Attorney Stephen J. Sedensky III was recently honored with a prestigious award by the Connecticut Criminal Justice Educational and Charitable Association.

Sandy Hook Fire & Rescue had its first Lobsterfest since 2019 on June 10-11.

Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company conducted its annual meeting on June 6.

Police reports from May 28 through June 11, 2022.

Fire calls and their responders in Newtown, Conn., for the period of June 8 to June 15, 2022.

Hundreds of supporters of gun violence awareness and prevention gathered in front of Newtown Middle School Saturday, June 11, for the March for Our Lives demonstration.

The Newtown Middle School auditorium erupted in applause June 16 as the Planning & Zoning Commission denied a special exception request for a controversial warehouse proposal in Hawleyville.

The Legislative Council discussed the fate of the Building Appeals Board and how appointments to boards and commission work.

The Board of Education heard an update on the upcoming Hawley Elementary School HVAC project, chose a new food service provider, and heard a math pilot presentation at its June 7 meeting.