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Carol Mon Chats About Memorable Messages At WWF The Working Women’s Forum, an association of local professionals and entrepreneurs will feature “Make Your Message Memorable,” by professional storyteller and speaker...

Facing A Shrinking Government To the Editor: I’ve heard from residents in Monroe and Newtown throughout the past several months who are worried about how the economic crisis will impact state and local government services. I completely un...

Students Reach Out To the Editor: Four years ago, two wonderful people in Newtown had a great idea. Carol MacInnes, a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary School, had a truly unique concept for a lesson plan. As part of a letter writing exercise in Janua...

Library Talk Reveals Affordable Solar Installations By Kendra Bobowick At less than 20 degrees outside with snow in the forecast, thoughts of sunshine this week were pushed aside by the sound of snowplows. Instead, Alteris Renewables will bring the ...

Mandatory Universal Blood Lead Screening Begins In Connecticut HARTFORD — The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) announced a new state requirement for universal blood lead screening of Connecticut children. The new legislation,...

Hazel Elizabeth Bell A daughter, Hazel Elizabeth Bell, was born to Carmen and David Bell of Newtown, January 12, at Danbury Hospital. She weighed 4 pounds, 12 ounces, and was 16¾ inches in length. Hazel has three sisters, Laney, 7, Olivia, 4, ...

DUI Arrest Police said that while on patrol near the Mobil gas station at 62 Church Hill Road about 2:17 am January 23, they noticed that a vehicle was parked at the gas station’s exit with its engine running with its driver asleep a...

Now On View *“Two Generations,” featuring work by Newtown quilting artist Mary Eddy and her father, Ben Palagonia of Sherman, a graphic and fine artist, is on view through January 31 in the Olga Knoepke Memorial Room (the mee...

Scout Day At IAIS WASHINGTON — Boy and Girl Scouts of all levels are invited to spend a winter afternoon experiencing Native American culture and the outdoors at The Institute for American Indian Studies. On Saturday, February 14, from 10...