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To the Editor:newtownbee.com, June 18, 2018]. We have been strong supporters of the School Safety Officers (SSOs) in Newtown schools. While on the Legislative Council, Neil was privy to the discussion related to their implementation from day one. As ...

To the Editor: She was 35. She was the Republican mayor of an overwhelmingly Democratic Connecticut city. She was the first woman to win the job. She was New Britain Mayor Linda Blogoslawski. Linda described herself as "compassionate" and someone who...

Concetta (Dierna) Aurigemma, 95, of Plantsville, died peacefully June 5, after what her loved ones say was a very long and happy life. She was born in Bridgeport, January 9, 1923, daughter of the late Antionette and John Dierna. She was the last surv...

To the Editor: Are you concerned about taxes? Health care? Guns? Immigration? I am. I want to make sure there are candidates on the ballot in November who agree with my views. That's why I'm voting in the August 14 primary. Historically, turnout for ...

To the Editor:The Newtown Bee, "No Homeless Veterans in Connecticut" by Betsy Litt. I found it interesting because it is totally false. The writer wrote how homelessness for our veterans was entirely eliminated in Connecticut because of Governor Mall...

Harold L. Warner, Jr, 80, of Newtown, died June 14, at home after a long illness. He was the husband of Betty (Ricco) Warner. He was born October 27, 1937, in New Milford, the son of Harold L. Warner, Sr, and Abigail (Hallett) Warner. In addition to ...

Ralph Kenneth Rand, 75, of Sandy Hook, died June 18, at Regional Hospice in Danbury from complications of dementia. Born in Victoria, B.C., he was a graduate of Danbury High School Class of 1960 and Northeastern University. He lived, worked, ...

Connecticut Chief Medical Examiner James R. Gill, MD, has determined that the March 25 untimely death of a Garner Correctional Institution inmate, who was engaged in a struggle with prison staffers, was a homicide. A spokesman for the chief state med...

Anyone who knows local musician and music teacher Jim Allyn knows he is a well-informed and relatively soft spoken individual. But when engaging him about the current administration's federal zero-tolerance policy on immigrants that is separating chi...

To the Editor: At about 1 am on the night of May 16, my wife suffered a medical emergency. The doctor said she should get to a hospital as soon as possible. The timing could not have been worse. This was only hours after the storm and violent macrobu...