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Just weeks after officials reported an anticipated $100,000 to $150,000 municipal budget surplus, Finance Director Robert Tait was notified the town will be receiving nearly $95,000 in overpayments on its estimated 2017-18 premiums for Workers’ Compe...

When all was said and done, and all the votes were cast in the 2018 Connecticut Primary elections, qualified Newtown voters appeared to almost exclusively back party endorsed candidates on both the Democratic and Republican sides of the ticket.In the...

To the Editor: We recently had an outpatient routine procedure done at a WCHN facility and used WCHN physicians. (Danbury Hospital's new name.) After 90 days (three months), we finally received our first "statement," although I was able to go online ...

To the Editor: Helping teens make good choices is as simple as starting a conversation, and back-to-school is an ideal time for parents to talk about avoiding peer pressure to drink underage. Research shows that parents are the greatest influence on ...

To The Editor: Through foreign aid, living conditions greatly improve for families, villages, and entire countries as global poverty begins to downsize. Further, fostering productive economies and stable institutions in the world's poorest countries ...

Virtually all of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students who lived through their own school shooting on Valentine's Day this year were in middle school on December 14, 2012, when 26 lives were lost at Sandy Hook Elementary S...

Since a cancer diagnosis and treatment, these past six months have shown me the importance of nourishment of the soul, as well as the body. But there was one thing along the way, that no matter how much I believed in mind over matter, and the power o...

Frances Perille Lemieux, 94, of Newtown, formerly of Shelton, beloved wife of the late Lawrence O. Lemieux, died peacefully August 11, at her home, surrounded by her loving family. Born October 27, 1923, in Bridgeport, she was a daughter of the late ...

RIDGEFIELD - In its second season, the repertory theater company Thrown Stone offered a beautiful piece about the preciousness of life and love. Playwright Karina Cochran's Where All Good Rabbits Go represents the essence of quality storytelling. Und...

Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) members on August 2 began a public hearing on the P&Z's regulatory proposal to broaden the zoning regulations to allow drive-through window service as a feature at eateries in shopping centers. Currently, the P&Z ...