A development firm is seeking Water & Sewer Authority (WSA) approval to connect a planned 29-unit condominium complex on Mt Pleasant Road to the central municipal sanitary sewer system.
Residents are invited to walk through Fairfield Hills with First Selectman Dan Rosenthal and talk about Newtown in a casual setting. The "Walk & Talk with First Selectman Rosenthal" events will commence Friday, May 24, and continue on alternating weeks through the end of August.
A long-awaited project that will place sidewalks along some state roads in central Newtown is slated to start work sometime in June, according to Rob Sibley, town deputy planning director.
Representatives of the two dozen participating causes and nonprofits greeted nearly 100 prospects who dropped in to a Volunteer Fair at the C.H. Booth Library May 10.
Logging in at 200 miles longer and twice as topographically challenging, while battling problematic weather for much of their six days on the road, Newtown’s Team 26 took on their 2019 ride like they were on a mission from a higher power.
Two obsolete bridges in Sandy Hook have been replaced with new wider town spans, both of which are carrying two-way traffic, simplifying motorists’ travel across Curtis Brook and across the Pootatuck River.
The topic may be the same but the narratives every other week differ and I appreciate the installments. Rebuttals on factual content rather than focusing on form would improve the discourse.
Congrats to all the 275 graduates.
For context...class of 2005 had 360 students, the number of graduating seniors seemed to cap out in the late 2000's in the low 400's.
When the author had to come back to correct the edition, maybe the series has gotten long enough to require its own index. I can re-run the calc's at the next one, which should be in about 10 days.
