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The last of three Charter Revision informational forums will take place Thursday, November 3, at 7 pm, in the meeting room of C.H. Booth Library, 25 Main Street. The public is invited to learn more about proposed changes to the town charter, which wi...

To the Editor:The Newtown Bee, the Charter Commissions and our elected officials do not feel the elimination of the town meeting is a big deal, nor controversial. Perhaps that's because it takes the final approval of appropriations out of the hands o...

To the Editor: On behalf of the Trinity Youth Group, I would like to thank Caraluzzi's for their support of the Great Pumpkin Challenge. They generously donated pumpkins for this year's pumpkin carving party. All donations from the Great Pumpkin Chal...

To the Editor: I know how hard it is to have a small business and make it grow. I know how hard unfunded mandates affect a budget. I have seen how the failure of the state to fully fund its special education obligation has affected our entire school ...

To the Editor:The Newtown Bee that with the additional seventh Board of Education member the maximum number of members from one political party was four. The Newtown Charter question did not say otherwise and the Newtown voters approved the addition ...

To the Editor: I am writing to raise awareness that allowing Sharon Wicks Dornfeld to become probate judge would be a disastrous step along the path toward corruption of government and the degradation of civil rights in the state of Connecticut. Dorn...

To the Editor: Last year I came off my parent's health insurance. My employer did not offer health insurance that was affordable. Eva Zimmerman came to my home and helped me figure out my health care. Last May, when my son's mother called me to say s...

To The Editor:The Bee, she claimed I put our school's construction "at risk." That's a lie. Our beautiful new school was conceived as a fast-track project like no other school in Connecticut history, and I supported it from day one.The Bee's June 8, ...

James M. Sciortino, 81, of Trumbull, beloved husband of Patricia Cesero Sciortino, died peacefully October 20 at Connecticut Hospice in Branford, surrounded by his family. Born in Bridgeport on June 3, 1935, he was a son of the late Dr Michael V. and...