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Paula Naumann Cherished Mother And Grandmother Paula Naumann, 88, of Newtown, the widow of Hans Naumann, died November 7, at Danbury Hospital. Born in Kassel, Germany, to Amalia (Koelben) and Franz Heibestreit, she moved to the United States at ...

The Way We Really Were   By Nancy K. Crevier Pondering the changes in technology that have occurred in just the past 30 years can be mind-boggling. But most Americans cannot recall a time when cars, planes, television, telephones, electricity, and o...

Internet Access— State Improves Sex Offender Registry By Andrew Gorosko State police have announced an improved sex offender registry system to help police agencies keep better tabs on the state’s sex offender population, an...

We were surprised this week to experience simultaneous impulses to grieve and applaud. News of Ginny Lathrop’s death last Saturday at the age of 94 left us with an overwhelming sense of great loss and deep appreciation. She had given us, ...

Let’s Show Our Veterans Some Respect To the Editor: Whereas the legislatures of 27 of our states have already declared November 11 to be a legal holiday: Therefore be it Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring), th...

Time To Help WIN Fill Thanksgiving Baskets By Shannon Hicks Nearly 70 families benefited last year thanks to the efforts of Women Involved in Newtown (WIN) and its annual Thanksgiving Basket Program. WIN works in conjunction with Newtown Social Servi...

Ford William Wolfe, Sr Longtime Area Sawmill Operator Ford William Wolfe, Sr, 68, of Fonda, N.Y., died October 18. Mr Wolfe was born in Newtown, April 4, 1941, to Jean Allison Hay Wolfe and William Emil Wolfe. He grew up in Newtown and gra...