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Housatonic Valley Waldorf School (HVWS) continued its celebration of autumn’s return on October 10, when the school resumed its annual Michaelmas festival game. The school had held its annual Michaelmas festival on September 28, but due to the damp g...

A land development firm, which has a lawsuit pending against the Water & Sewer Authority (WSA), is challenging the WSA’s proposed revisions to its Water Pollution Control Plan, charging that the proposed changes involve “several illegalities.” In an ...

Newtown Continuing Education has limited openings available in the following classes. Contact Newtown Continuing Education at 203-426-1787, 9 am to 1 pm, Monday through Friday, for further information on dates, times, and location, or visit newtownco...

The Newtown High School Marching Band & Guard took its fall trip over the weekend to New Jersey, where it competed in two competitions on Saturday, October 13, and won first place in its division in both events. The group rehearsed at Pequannock High...

The Inland Wetlands Commission (IWC) is pursuing enforcement for various violations of town wetlands regulations against a large plant nursery conducting business at four parcels comprising nearly 100 acres on Huntingtown Road and Meadowbrook Road. I...

Two familiar names were near the top of the results for the Hartford Marathon, which took place this past Saturday. In 4th place overall was Eric Macknight, a graduate of NHS now living in New York. Right on his heels (with a 5:46 mile per minute run...

EverWonder Children’s Museum, 31 Pecks Lane, made quite the impression — a prehistoric-looking impression, that is — while celebrating National Fossil Day on October 11. Visitors were invited to enjoy a variety of fossil-themed activities, including ...

Online registration is $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 5 to 17. Onsite registration is $5 more per person. Dogs always walk for free. Registration includes a T-shirt for every walker and a bandana for dogs. Participants are encouraged to ask...

The Board of Education unanimously approved at its October 16 meeting adding a Kids in Crisis TeenTalk pilot program at Newtown High School for this school year. According to Superintendent of Schools Dr Lorrie Rodrigue, the program is $85,000 for th...