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Sandy Hook School Food Drive Works Toward The 100th Day By Eliza Hallabeck It started as an idea to combine community service projects with math at Sandy Hook School, and, according to math/science specialist Kris Feda, who is coordinating the effort...

Alice Curtis Loved By Many Alice (Turner) Curtis, 98, died January 9. She was born at home, December 15, 1911, in New Haven to Nellie E. (DeMond) and Carl R. Turner. She was one of six children, predeceased by two. She married H. Gould Curtis i...

Imagine A World Without Volunteers To the Editor: These past few weeks have seen an outpouring of generosity from community members who supplied families in need with gifts, food, or certificates to area stores. This was especially heartwarming in l...

Middle Gate’s RRD Club Collecting Socks And Mittens By Eliza Hallabeck Middle Gate’s RRD Club, also called the Green Team, started collecting socks and mittens at the start of December, and will continue its collection through...

An Italian Legend Celebrated At NHS By Eliza Hallabeck An Italian legend took shape in Newtown High School’s Lecture Hall on Wednesday, January 6, as students in two Italian Language classes learned about La Befana. “Now you ...

I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality. That is why right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant. Like an unchecked cancer, hate corrodes the personality and eats away its vital unity....

Hawks Swim Past Oxford The Newtown High School boys’ swimming and diving team topped Oxford 95-66 on the road on January 12. Newtown’s top finishers were as follows: 200-yard medley relay: First: Dan Hufziger, Nick Lafky, Luk...

Torpedoes Swim Team Results The Newtown Torpedoes girls’ and boys’ swim team defeated Oxford 412-108 on January 9. Anna Mattioli and Wright Frost swam great for the 8-and-unders, and Amanda Berry, Keeley Baumann, and Emma Joh...

Managers Weigh Options For Future Use Of Edmond Town Hall By Kendra Bobowick “We’ve had to be caretakers” for the Edmond Town Hall, “and now its [future] is a wide open palette,” said Boar...