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School Board Hears Report On Standardized Tests By Eliza Hallabeck The second presentation on standardized test results from last year’s school year was presented to the Board of Education during its meeting on Tuesday, September 15. The ...

Trashing (And Untrashing) Newtown To the Editor: Last Saturday morning I participated in Team Newtown’s (Fetzer/Hemingway Selectman Campaign) efforts to improve Newtown by dedicating their kick-off to pick up trash. I worked on Berkshire ...

Threat Against Judge On September 14 at 5:15 pm State Police were called to the Garner correctional facility after staff there alleged an inmate made a possible threatening statement about a probate judge. According to the report, Robert Killian...

David Landau to Thomas J. and Suzanne E. Hurley, residential property at 28 Washbrook Road for $465,000. Diane Cooper of Danbury to Douglas Filter and Maria D. Calvo-Verges of Newtown, residential property at 4 Butternut Ridge for $930,000. Thomas J....

A Balanced Perspective On Finance To the Editor: I read candidate Ben Roberts’ Letter to the Editor [“IPN Offers Voters First BOF Choice,” Letter Hive, 9/11/09]. It demonstrated an “I Prefer Nastinessâ&...

LUNCH MENU WEEK Of September 21 – 25   Newtown Elementary SCHOOLS   MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 CHOICE ONE: Waffle Sticks Syrup Sausage Hash brown patty Apple Milk   TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 CHOI...

Antiques Shows __________________ Every Fri-Sun (year-round): Redwood Country Flea Market, 170 South Turnpike Rd, Wallingford, 6 am-2:30 pm, free adm & parking, 50-80 dealers; 203-269-3500. Sundays (through Dec): Elephant’s Trunk ...

Currituck Rd Ann Lindenmeyer sold a home at 11 Currituck Road to David and Melissa Boyle. Bob and Richelle Ward of Prudential Connecticut Realty were the listing agents and Constance Booth of William Pitt Sotheby’s was the selling ag...

The Three Million Dollar Parking Lot To the Editor: The bizarre case of the $3 million Fairfield Hills parking lot provides an example of the new leadership IPN offers Newtown, while illustrating serious problems with the powers of the Fairfield Hill...

Because the unprecedented volume of political and other types of Letters to the Editor coming into The Bee in this local election season may exceed the available space in the newspaper for their publication, some of the letters received for publicati...