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Now On View *Photography Exhibit: Carol Gibson, a photographic designer, will be exhibiting her work at CH Booth Library through Wednesday, October 29, during regular library hours. Programs For Children *Halloween Craft: Children ages 6 and up are i...

BAHA ’ I FAITH OF NEWTOWN Contact Margo Deselin 241-5525; WintonFarms@aol.com Devotional meetings; spiritual discussion meetings; discussions of social issues from a spiritual perspective. The meetings are held at var...

Helen J. Falvey A Gentle And Kind Person Helen Jane Falvey, 89, died peacefully on October 13 at her residence in Princeton, N.J. Born in Ossining, N.Y., a daughter of John and Margaret McCall Hoar, Mrs Falvey resided in Ossining until 194...

Two Bicycles Police report that on October 8, two children’s bicycles were found abandoned at the Trinity Episcopal Church property at 36 Main Street. One bicycle is a blue Magna-brand vehicle with the model name “Hydro H...

Electronic Grading System May Help Students Write ‘Good’ By Eliza Hallabeck Turning papers in to the teacher may soon take on a new form. Teachers in Newtown High School have started implementing the use of the Internet to co...

An Unforgettable Event To The Editor: On September 26, Ashlar of Newtown hosted the annual Employee Dinner Dance at the Stone Barn in Monroe. There was a wonderful turnout and a great time was had by all who attended, and without the generosity of th...

Southern CT Gas Ruling May Benefit Consumers HARTFORD — State regulators plan to order Southern Connecticut Gas Corp to issue credits to customers to compensate for collecting $15.1 million in excessive profits. The state Department of Pu...

Charter Communications CTV-21 Honored For Its Recycling Efforts The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection has announced Charter Communications as a business recipient of a GreenCircle Award. The award is designed to encourage and recogn...

Proposed 24-Unit Condo Complex Under Environmental Review By Andrew Gorosko Inland Wetlands Commission (IWC) members are considering the wetlands and watercourses protection aspects of a 24-unit condominium complex proposed for a relatively flat 10.2...

Sweetening Halloween For Main St Residents By Nancy K. Crevier The first year that Miriam Rhyins lived on Main Street, she and her family greeted more than 600 trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Each year, she said, the number has grown exponentially, u...