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BAHA’I FAITH OF NEWTOWN Contact Margo Deselin 203-241-5525; Mdeselin@gmail.com Devotional meetings; spiritual discussion meetings; discussions of social issues from a spiritual perspective. The meetings are held at various locations in Ne...

The Fate Of Your CEO To the Editor: Here’s a hypothetical scenario for everyone to ponder. Suppose you are responsible for running a company and you are in the market for a new a CEO because the company is doing poorly. You interview a c...

Skeleton Found When Historic Tree Uprooted NEW HAVEN (AP) — New Haven police say Superstorm Sandy has revealed a skeleton beneath the town green that may have been there since Colonial times. Police spokesman David Hartman says a woman w...

What I Learned From Being Direct To the Editor: I was never a fan of George W. Bush, but I believe his bluntness (“I am a war president.”) served a purpose. But I do prefer the word, “direct” .... It j...

Reminder: Standard Time Returns Sunday Turn Your Clocks Back 1 Hour Before Retiring Saturday

Nick’s Restaurant & Catering, A Danbury Destination Located on Starr Street in Danbury, Nick’s Restaurant & Catering is tucked away from the bustle of intersecting South Street (Route 53), but inside the eatery there is a con...

To the Editor: Newtown Neighbors and Friends: Mitch Bolinsky is Newtown’s Republican candidate for the 106th Assembly District. I feel that he is the best candidate for this seat. Our state representative needs to be committed to Newtown ...

To the Editor: It is my pleasure to write this letter of endorsement for Lisa Romano who is running for the state representative seat. I have known Lisa for the last six years and have always admired her willingness to take on new and challenging si...

Saturday, November 3 Newtown Hikers: Lovers Leap, 9 am, meet at Edmond Town Hall lower rear parking lot, 45 Main Street, free, meet group to carpool to hike site in New Milford (call hike leader if meeting elsewhere), 4-mile hike, children welco...

Tales From Fairfield Hills: A Doctor Remembers By Nancy K. Crevier (This is the tenth in a series of Tales of Fairfield Hills, stories shared by local residents who worked and lived there when the property was a functioning psychiatric institutio...