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Nancy Davis  Gordon Model And Mentor For Many Nancy Davis Gordon, born in Adelaide, Australia, on March 4, 1928, died in Danbury Hospital, October 8. She traveled to England when she was 19 years old, where she worked for several years a...

Great Corporate Friends For Troubled Times To The Editor: In these troubled times with so many bank failures and economic chaos, it is comforting to have our sturdy Newtown Savings Bank such a presence in our town. Now it is true, like some of their...

Learn About LinkedIn Danbury — The Northern Fairfield Professionals plan to meet Tuesday, October 21, from 6 to 9 pm at the Holiday Inn, 80 Newtown Road. Ron Drew will be the featured speaker discussing using LinkedIn, an online network o...

The True Value Of Our Property To the Editor: Recently we had a reevaluation of our properties. It was prior to the catastrophic events of the economy that we are now experiencing. Hardly a person can escape this calamity. Would it not be fair theref...

Zoar Authority Should Not Discriminate To the Editor. As a volunteer of the Leaps of Faith disabled waterskiers, I would like to try and simplify our position regarding the Lake Zoar Authority and their safety patrols. Our mission is very clear: we ...

Horse Guard Hosts Bicentennial Battalion Review And Military Ball The Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard (2GHG) celebrated the 200th Anniversary of the signing of its Charter with a Battalion Review on the New Haven Green and a Militar...

By Kendra Bobowick Curling through the rustic landscape or slipping between trees are shadows settling in the hollows at Fairfield Hills. Wooded areas shading several older and crumbling roadways and a fresh route recently cut into a gentle hillside ...

Dr Albert Koweek WWII Army Captain Dr Albert Koweek, 98, died in his home on Mt Merino in Hudson, N.Y., October 8. He was the loving father of Barbara Phillips and her husband, Dr Arthur Phillips, of Newtown, and Dr Robert Koweek and his wife, ...

Newtown Samba TTP Finishes Second The Newtown Samba TTP U-12 boys premier soccer team placed second at the Parsippany Columbus Day Tournament, losing to Greenwich in penalty kicks in the finals of the tourney. The team was 2-1-1 in the tournament, s...