Log In

Doggone Etiquette — School’s Out! By Bardi McLennan A Word to the Dog:            Now it’s really summer vacation for dogs! No more waiting for the school bus to bring the kids home, and no more mo...

Helping The Seahawks To Victory Newtown’s Megan Goyda, Katie Laaksonen and their Connecticut Seahawks 12U fastpitch softball team captured a seventh championship trophy this past weekend by defeating the Southington Lightning 10-6 in the...

Doggone Etiquette — School’s Out! By Bardi McLennan A Word to the Dog:            Now it’s really summer vacation for dogs! No more waiting for the school bus to bring the kids home, and no more mo...

Share Newtown’s history with Newtown old-timers and newcomers alike by passing on photos of interest to The Newtown Bee. The Bee welcomes submissions of photos for “The Way We Were.” Photos can be submitted via e-m...

Twenty Years Of Love And Labor Make A ‘Home Sweet Home’ By Nancy K. Crevier When Chuck and Jeanetta Miller of Newtown retire this summer to return to a home they built nearly 30 years ago on the Pacific coast, they will be le...

Pickin’ & Fiddlin’ Returnin’ ROXBURY — Thirty seven years ago, Roxbury Volunteer Fire Department in conjunction with its annual Old Roxbury Days sponsored a contest to display the skills of musicians pl...

Nicholas Stephen Summo An Angel Watching Over All Nicholas Stephen Summo, 24, of Sandy Hook, died peacefully, June 27. He was the son of Barbara B. Summo and Anthony J. Summo. He is also survived by his loving brother Anthony V. Summo, an...

Aging Resource Center Offers Sandwich Generation Event SOUTHBURY — “Caught in The Sandwich Generation? — 3 Generations Bound by Caring” is a free educational program for adults who are “sand...

Since they organized 21 years ago, the band has entertained in 31 community concert series in Connecticut and New York most with repeat performances. Attendees will need to bring their own seating. Picnics are welcome. In the event of light rain the ...

New National Group Seeks To Bring Political Parties To Compromise By Nancy K. Crevier “No labels. Not left. Not right. Forward. ” When Newtown resident Pat Oliver read about the No Labels inaugural presentation in Wash...