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Lyddy Supports Opening State Health Plan To Towns, Small Businesses By John Voket A measure that received unwavering support from Newtown’s State Representative Christopher Lyddy passed a legislative vote May 20, aiming to open the state...

Spring Wild Edibles Walk WASHINGTON — Did you know that many plants right in your backyard make a great addition to your dinner table? Ramps, wild onion, wood sorrel, and even pinecones are all out there waiting for anyone’s c...

Queen/Church Hill About 3:43 pm on May 17, a two-car collision occurred at the intersection of Church Hill Road and Queen Street. In that incident, motorist Christina Reed of 63 Main Street, who was driving a 2007 Toyota Avalon sedan, drove into...

Hall Lane Thomas and Juli Dierks sold a home at 2 Hall Lane to Joan and Ron Fink. Jill Wolowitz of Prudential Connecticut Realty was both the listing and selling agent. Attorney David Bennett represented the sellers and attorney Daniel Sanchez r...

Sudbey’s School Record Pole Vault Effort Helps Hawks To Fourth Place By Andy Hutchison WESTON — Newtown High School’s girls’ outdoor track and field team placed fourth at Tuesday’s South-We...

LUNCH MENU WEEK OF MAY 26 – 29     reed intermediate school   MONDAY, MAY 25 NO SCHOOL   TUESDAY, MAY 26 IncrEdibles: Chicken parmesan Seasoned pasta Mixed vegetables Fresh oran...

By Nancy K. Crevier Inspired by the trebuchet his father had built for a Newtown Middle School experiment and by a toy catapult that he had built at a Boy Scout convention, 11-year-old Alex Michaud decided earlier this spring to that he could build s...

Commentary— What It Means To Be A Representative By Lee H. Hamilton Compared to what it looked like a couple of decades ago, Congress today is a far more representative body. It’s true that, as Congressional Quarterly recently...

Southbury BNI Meets Weekly SOUTHBURY — The Southbury Heritage Chapter of BNI — Business Network International, the world’s largest business referral and leads generating organization — features member s...

Danbury Man Acquitted Of Interfering With Police DANBURY — A jury last week acquitted a Danbury man who was on trial in Danbury Superior Court on a charge of interfering with police in connection with a state police investigation into the...