I sneaked into ETH this past Sunday and was glad to see the theater filled up for the swearing in of the new town officials. There was a good deal of well-deserved clapping going on, and a couple of s...

Volunteers working to collect and organize this year's Women Involved in Newtown (WIN) Thanksgiving Basket Program donations were kept busy on November 17, between local schools and other groups that ...

Last year, resident Jenn Larkin wanted her children to learn about giving back and the importance of not wasting food. Her original idea led this year to a group of Newtown families working together t...

About eight years ago, I wrote a press release for the American Kennel Club celebrating two breeds of dogs brought aboard the for 66-day journey to lands unknown. Among the 102 passengers was a man wh...

November 27, 1992 Residents poured over multicolored planning maps, viewed slides of the local landscape, and exchanged ideas on future land use on November 19 at a Planning and Zoning Commission...

As California goes, so goes the nation. I first heard that term about a decade ago as I went on national television to battle a proposed California law for mandatory spaying and neutering of all dogs ...

BETHEL - In the grueling hours and days following 12/14, Walnut Hill Community Church (WHCC) Pastor Brian Mowrey said his congregation committed to doing anything possible to help its Newtown neighbor...

While many unfortunate victims may blame Thanksgiving and holiday meal indigestion on the food itself, Newtown Health District Food Service Inspector Suzette LeBlanc is quick to assure that most foodb...

Various roads in the center of Newtown will be impacted by the 8th annual Newtown Turkey Trot 5K Run and Walk, Thursday, November 23, between the hours of 7:45 and 9 am.www.NewtownTurkeyTrot.com. A te...

DANBURY - It was 100 years ago, on November 15, 1917, that John W. Leahy took the monumental step of opening his first business in Danbury - a small machine shop. But as current Leahy's Fuels owner Ja...