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EPA Lead Safe Law Means Headaches For Contractors, Higher Prices For Consumers By Nancy K. Crevier Lead, a heavy metal, has been used for centuries in the manufacture of numerous household and industrial items and in building construction. It is a p...

Thunderhead Thinking Some economists are suggesting that we may be in the late afternoon of the current economic downturn, which we will take as hopeful speculation. But it is summer, and we know that late afternoon on a hot July day is a most unstab...

Japanese Knotweed Clogs Town’s Roadsides By Kendra Bobowick Growing in slender stalks with spiked leaves unfurling and fanning out every few inches, Japanese knotweed has grown in thick swaths along Newtown’s roadsides and str...

Police Seek Owners Of Found Property The police department’s supervisor of found property, Sergeant Douglas Wisentaner, is seeking to find the owners of various found property that police are holding for safekeeping. Among the items in th...

Hoof Care Seminar Offered At Post University July 17 And 24 WATERBURY — Post University’s Equine Department is offering Introduction to Hoof Care during a weekend seminar July 17 and 24. The course will run for a total of 16 h...

Nunnawauk Meadows Residents Celebrate Norman Rockwell By Nancy K. Crevier The Nunnawauk Meadows Residents Association hosted “Norman Rockwell Day,” Wednesday, June 16, following the monthly meeting of the association. â€...

Robert Costa A True STAR To All Robert Costa, 45, a very special son of Lee and Roy Costa of Shelton, previously of Norwalk, died June 29. His parents; four siblings, including Joan Troy of Newtown; an aunt; and nine nieces and nephews survive ...

Housatonic Railroad Application— Inland Wetlands Commission Reviews Wetlands Protection Issues By Andrew Gorosko Inland Wetlands Commission (IWC) members are continuing their environmental review of the Housatonic Railroad Companyâ€...