With the return of bicycling squad Team 26 to town on May 7, after a four-day ride from Washington, DC, we are reminded that there are miles to go regarding common sense gun legislation. The cyclists'...

Mother Nature is happy; Mother Nature is unhappy. The wiles of weather are given human characteristics to explain the mercurial changes in wind, rain, calm, and storm. Her spring breezes can be as soo...

When it comes to national elections, Newtown voters are ready and rarin' to go. Last November's contest that put Donald Trump in the White House (though Newtown went for Hillary Clinton overall) drew ...

Spring sprang onto the scene weeks ago - buried beneath the winter's largest snowfall - but it is only as April segues into May that we appreciate what the season means to us in the Northern Hemispher...

Spring sprang onto the scene weeks ago - buried beneath the winter's largest snowfall - but it is only as April segues into May that we appreciate what the season means to us in the Northern Hemispher...

The annual referendum to approve town and school budgets takes place Tuesday, April 25. Newtown voters will be asked to approve $40,399,575 for the municipal budget for 2017-18 and separately, to appr...

With the 47th anniversary of Earth Day just around the corner on April 22, it seems ironically sad that laws regulating emissions rules, limits on methane leaks, and regulations to fossil fuel industr...

"Hate crimes don't just harm one individual or one piece of property-they're intended to hurt an entire community. That's what makes hate crimes so dangerous and insidious. But that's also why it'...

A February 10 "Way We Were" column entry from 1992 noted that high speed traffic and pedestrian safety were an issue at the flagpole intersection - an issue that 25 years later continues to be a conce...

The recent update on the proposed community center for Newtown holds disappointment for swimmers who dreamed of streaming with sharklike precision from one end of an Olympic-sized pool to the other. F...