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Charter Commission Bringing Current Process To A Close By John Voket The Charter Revision Commission is wrapping up its current, abbreviated duties, setting its final public hearing for December 8 at 6 pm; laying some ground rules for that hearing â...

Parents Frustrated— Reed Schedule Changes Are Still Under Review By Eliza Hallabeck Resident Laura Roche took issue with Board of Education member Richard Gaines at the board’s Tuesday, November 16, meeting, saying scheduling...

Basketball Fun For All At Annual Tourney By Andy Hutchison The 8th Annual Giorno & Harmon Memorial 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament drew basketball-playing and good-hearted community members of all ages together at Newtown Youth Academy throughout the da...

P&Z Proposes Zoning Rule Changes On Elderly Housing By Andrew Gorosko Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) members have slated a public hearing for next week on some proposed changes to the zoning regulations on elderly housing complexes, which woul...

Area Cabinetmaker Revives Civil War-Era Desk By Nancy K. Crevier Cabinetmaker Greg McAvoy of Southbury, a longtime former Newtown resident, sees his yearly contribution to the C.H. Booth Library as “a kind of tithing to the community.â&#x...

NHS Financial Aid Night Is Dec. 2 The Newtown High School’s counseling department is sponsoring a Financial Aid Night on Thursday, December 2, with a snow date of Thursday, December 9. The event will be held in the school’s a...

Bank Of America Merrill Lynch Hires Newtowner As Business Banking SVP, Senior Client Manager Bank of America Merrill Lynch recently announced that Newtown resident Paul F. Larsen has been hired as business banking senior vice president and senior cl...

P&Z Proposes Zoning Rule Changes On Elderly Housing By Andrew Gorosko Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) members have slated a public hearing for next week on some proposed changes to the zoning regulations on elderly housing complexes, which woul...