Three seemingly blank pieces of gray panel hang on the wall of Town Historian Dan Cruson's office in the Edmond Town Hall. Yet, when a single spotlight shines across the boards, the glow unveils a pie...

Lifelong Newtown resident Chris Gardner drives past the flagpole on Main Street four to five times a day and says it still gives him "chills." One of the first things he did after hearing about what h...

By John Voket NEW HAVEN - The 19th Century French dramatist and poet Jean Baptiste Legouvé once wrote, "A brother is a friend given by Nature." That may be true, but in the 21st Century, Ali Campbell ...

By John Voket BETHEL - The summer of 2016 brought a number of exciting firsts for NewArts, the local youth theater and leadership development initiative formerly branded as The 12.14 Foundation, and f...

Two young animal advocates, Maddie Boroskey and Ellie Bepko, set up a table at NYA Sports & Fitness Center Friday, August 12, from 9 am to 12:30 pm, to raise money for the Animal Welfare Institute. Th...

The tickets are going fast, but if you act now, you can probably get one to the Third Annual Newtown Forest Association Sunset Wine Tasting. This popular event takes place on Saturday, September 10, t...

August 30, 1991 The Bee Publishing Company is seeking a zoning variance to construct a new printing press and offices with a fieldstone and wood shingle exterior. The Zoning Board of Appeals has ...

Connecticut native Steve Porcaro is doing double duty these days.Someday/Somehow, as he was preparing for a summer Toto tour that arrives in Connecticut at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Tuesday, August ...

Parks & Recreation Assistant Director RoseAnn Reggiano welcomed all in attendance on Thursday, August 4, for a talent show to celebrate the end of day camps at Dickinson Memorial Park and Treadwell Pa...