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Glove Whisperer Comes To Danbury The Danbury Museum & Historical Society welcomes The Glove Whisperer from noon to 6 pm on Thursday, July 19. Mason Jenkins, better known as The Glove Whisperer, is taking appointments to help ball players get their b...

Council Learns Oakview Field Renovation Cost Is Just $48,000 By John Voket Responding to Legislative Councilman Dan Amaral’s recent concerns, as well as rumors in the community about out-of-control spending for the project, town official...

Edward Castillo Castillo is participating in the Nike Hawks Running Camp at Newtown High’s Blue & Gold Stadium this summer. Favorite part about running: The 100 meter dash. Toughest aspect: “Running a lot.”...

Milford Man Arrested In Pharmacy Theft After learning that police held a warrant for his arrest, Joseph Warner, 21, of Milford went to the police station at about 5 am on July 10 and was arrested on a charge of fifth-degree larceny, police said. Tha...

John Ennis McQuail John Ennis McQuail, 84, of Heritage Village, Southbury, died peacefully July 10, at Danbury Hospital. He was born August 19, 1927, in New York City, son of Katherine (Murray) and John E. McQuail. He served in the Merchant Marine a...

Leftover Real Estate Notes from  7-6-12   Sugar Street Pam Tenk sold her home at 55 Sugar Street to Christine Halas. Patty Gillen McQuail of McQuail Realty represented both buyer and seller. Attorney Hugh Lavery represented the sel...

School Board Hears Updates On International Programs By Eliza Hallabeck Newtown High School Assistant Principal Jason Hiruo appeared before the Board of Education during its meeting on Tuesday, July 10, to update the board on the districtâ€&#x99...

Rosaline A. Field Rosaline A. (DeJulia) Field, 86, of Bethel, died July 3, at Bethel Health Care. She was born in Danbury, June 8, 1926, daughter of Lena and Pasquale DeJulia. Her son, Gary S. Field of Newtown; her daughters, Caroline P. Dinho and P...

Council Names Charter Revision Panel By John Voket Quickly and unanimously, the Legislative Council seated, charged, and empowered a new Charter Revision Commission July 11. The nine-member panel, eight of whom attended the council’s mee...

Douglas E. Kellogg Douglas E. Kellogg, 92, died peacefully in Wilder, Vt., July 6. He was born August 16, 1919, in Katonah, N.Y., to Ethel (Green) and William Kellogg. Mr Kellogg was a resident of Newtown from 1959 to 1987. In 1941, he graduated fro...