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Mary Ann Snieckus Mary Ann Snieckus, 56, died peacefully, October 23, in the presence of family, at her spiritual oasis, Camp Wuds ‘n’ Sun. She was born February 5, 1956, in Waterbury, to Mary and Bronislaw Snieckus of Woodbur...

To the Editor: We need Mitch Bolinsky as our representative in Hartford to fight the rising tide of debt and spending. Electing another Democrat will note solve our fiscal problems. It was reported by the Office of Policy and Management just this wee...

Library Program Addresses The Adolescent Mind Dr Elizabeth Jorgensen of Insight Counseling in Ridgefield will present “Understanding The Teenage Mind,” Wednesday, November 7, at 7 pm, in the C.H. Booth Library. The program is ...

Traffic Stop Police report that they stopped motorist Laura Rothenhausen, 45, of 1 Papoose Hill Road about 1:36 am on October 20 near 228 South Main Street because the vehicle that she was driving had an inoperative headlamp. Police said they ch...

DPH: Protect Yourself From Mold HARTFORD — The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) reminds residents whose homes have been damaged by flooding and water to take steps to prevent the growth of mold. For homes that have sustained ...

ArtFULL Fun Greats Guests At Weekend Gala By Kendra Bobowick Hidden behind ornate masks or costumed in capes, gowns, wigs, and even crawling spiders were town officials and guests at the ArtFULL Halloween Bash on October 27. Sponsored by Newtown Unit...

Storm Sandy Leaves Damage And Darkness In Its Wake Wind Cuts Power To Most Of Town By Andrew Gorosko Newtowners this week confronted the many problems posed by extended power outages in the wake of Storm Sandy, a hybrid storm that began a...

Children ’s Programs *After Kristine Humber has read Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert, children ages 5–9 can create their own leaf collages using real leaves, stamped leaves, and hand painted leaves, accented with clear glitter...

Please consider sharing your old photographs of people and places from Newtown or Sandy Hook, with The Newtown Bee readers. Images can be e-mailed to Nancy@thebee.com, or bring photographs to the office at 5 Church Hill Road to be scanned. When submi...

It’s time to fall back! On the first Sunday in November, that would be this one, November 4, areas on Daylight Saving Time return to Standard Time at 2 am. Be sure to set your clocks back an hour before you retire on Saturday night. Ahh, ...