As soon as The Newtown Bee’s presses finish printing this week’s print edition this afternoon, it will be available for readers to purchase curbside at 5 Church Hill Road for $1.

As Governor Ned Lamont ordered mandatory weekly COVID-19 testing at every state nursing home, residential community, and assisted living agency, the Newtown Health District released a graph charting comparisons in positive cases between individuals at Newtown facilities and members of the general population.

The Resiliency Center of Newtown announces the return of a free program that has helped in the past: “Creative Insight.”

The Newtown Community Center, 8 Simpson Street, will offer a modified summer program schedule beginning Monday, June 22.

The Newtown Bee will return to print on June 5.

Following a growing chorus of reactions on the Minneapolis death of George Floyd, including those from Newtown's First Selectman and Police Chief, the Connecticut State Police (CSP) issued its own remarks early Monday afternoon, June 1.

As the first day of June arrived, Newtown residents who may have gotten a little shaggier — or grayer — over the past couple of months without professional hair care were able to celebrate the permitted but regulated reopening of barbershops and salons.

The Newtown Bee returns to print with the issue of June 5, and you don't want to miss out on any of the articles we have planned.

Newtown Police Chief James Viadero turned his attention 1,250 miles northwest in a 3 pm social network post Saturday, May 30, referring to the escalating unrest in Minneapolis, Minn., as First Selectman Dan Rosenthal reached out separately through

Fire calls in Newtown, Conn., for the period of May 21-26, 2020, and their responders.