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The Newtown Interfaith Clergy Association will continue its tradition of an interfaith Seder, this year being planned for Sunday, March 29. The 2015 event, which this year coincides with Palm Sunday, will be hosted by Newtown Congregational Church, a...

On February 12, 2007, single mother Carolyn Tuft and her 15-year-old daughter, Kirsten Hinckley, of Salt Lake City, Utah, walked into a card shop in the Trolley Square Mall in Salt Lake City. They were shopping for humorous valentines and birthday ca...

The third annual Sandy Hook 5K will bring together 1,500 adults and 250 children on Saturday, March 28, to honor the memories of those who were killed on, as well as to offer continued support to those affected by, 12/14. An additional 100 runners wi...

Snow continued to fall across town Saturday morning, the first full day of spring. Mother Nature is not moving easily into the new season, which officially arrived with the Spring Equinox at 6:45 Friday evening. Residents who had been seeing signs of...

We may be closer to the end of last football season than we are to the kickoff to the next campaign, but preparations for the upcoming campaign are about to get back into full swing for some gridders, including Springfield College’s Max Nacewicz. A f...

The Water & Sewer Authority (WSA) is reviewing a request for sanitary sewer service at an 11.8-acre site at 10 through 22 Washington Avenue in Sandy Hook Center, where a local developer/builder proposes the construction of a 74-unit apartment complex...

March 23, 1990 Geologically, the Pootatuck aquifer will never have a “high” profile, but Newtown’s main underground water source is now at the top of New England environmentalist’s lists. Efforts from concerned citizens and a state legislator to...

HARTFORD — Freshman State Senator Tony Hwang, who represents Newtown, understands the long-term effects the Sandy Hook tragedy will have on the community. Among his strongest initiatives in Hartford so far this first session is trying to ensure that ...