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Escher String Quartet, Jason Vieaux Returning The Escher String Quartet with guest guitarist Jason Vieaux will return as be guests of Newtown Friends of Music on Sunday, April 1, at 3 pm, for a performance in Edmond Town Hall’s newly ren...

Crosby High School Reunion Scheduled The Crosby High School, Waterbury, Class of 1962 is set to hold a 50th class reunion event on Saturday, October 6, at The Watertown Golf Club. Class members interested in attending are asked to e-mail crosby1962re...

Newtown Winter Guards On Top Competing against eight high schools, the Newtown High School Junior Varsity Winter Guard regained its first-place position on Saturday, March 10, and joined the NHS Varsity and Reed Intermediate School Juniors in taking ...

Christopher & Sarah Storms Sarah Ann Skuchas and Christopher Scott Storms were married by the Reverend Robert Schmidt on September 17, 2011, at Wayne Methodist Church in Wayne, Penn. A reception followed at Montrose Mansion in Radnor, Penn. The ...

Richard H. Wilson Lifelong Sailor And Photographer Richard H. Wilson, 59, of Sandy Hook, died February 22. He was the son of the late Margaret (Handy) and Richard Joseph Wilson. A graduate of Fairfield Country Day School, he attended Tabor acade...

Field Notes— Minimalist March By Curtiss Clark In these remaining weeks before the trees leaf out and set the woodland stage with shadows and scrim, it is still possible to walk in the woods and soak up the sunshine. Connecticutâ€&#x...

Fifth Grade Mavs Win Tourney The Newtown Mavericks fifth grade boys’ basketball team won the Fairfield County Basketball League tournament by completing a five-game winning streak with a 45-40 win over REBA in the championship game this p...

Admission is $8, or $30 for four patrons. Tickets will be available at the door, but are also available in advance at C.H. Booth Library, 25 Main Street. Reservations may be made by sending a check payable to NJWC to PO Box 217, Botsford CT 06404; or...

Livingston Taylor: Engaging Teacher, Troubadour Heading For Flagpole Radio Cafe By John Voket Livingston Taylor, of the musical Taylor family that also produced brother James, still spends upwards of 80 days a year playing live. One of them will b...