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The firm which has proposed the high-density multifamily development project known as Hunters Ridge at 79 Church Hill Road has withdrawn its controversial application for municipal sanitary sewer service from review by the Water and Sewer Authority (...

How does someone write a memoir about an event for which they have no memory? That is the question posed by Amy Nawrocki in the early pages of The Comet's Tale: A Memoir of No Memory. Nawrocki was a 19-year-old college student "who loved books, 80s p...

Newtown's Ninth Annual Strutt Your Mutt Dog Walk andamp; Fair will be held next Saturday, May 19, rain or shine, at the Fairfield Hills Campus at Trades Lane and Keating Farms Road. This cool event, from 11 am to 2 pm, sponsored by the Friends of New...

John Boccuzzi is very pleased with the Livable Community seminar the Friends Of Newtown Seniors (FONS) hosted recently. The chair of the local non-profit group dedicated to helping Newtown recognize and address the lives and well-being of the local s...

Sabrina Boccuzzi unveiled the library's new Seed Bank on May 5 to a roomful of supporters. She created the Seed Bank for her Girl Scout Gold Award project. The grand opening of the Seed Bank at C.H. Booth Library also marked months of effort for Sabr...

In Connecticut, nearly 16 of every 100 residents are over the age of 65. And while 98 percent of those surveyed in a recent Wells Fargo study believe that older people are susceptible to scams and exploitation, only one in ten older Americans feel th...

Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) members are maintaining that because the 26-unit Edona Commons condominium complex's construction plans' call for a concrete sidewalk positioned along the east side of the project's driveway, that sidewalk should ...

Newtown High School's cafetorium was full of dancing, food, and fun the evening of May 4, when Newtown Parks & Recreation hosted its Senior Citizen Prom. This year's theme was "Fly Me To The Moon," and the cafetorium was decorated with glittering lig...

Occupation: After working in the Sandy Hook School library for six years, last summer I was ready for a change, so I joined the staff of WMNR Fine Arts Radio in Monroe, where I'd freelanced for years. I am the Communications Director and Major Gi...