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Ashlar Concludes 25th Anniversary Celebration With Community Event As the cap-off to its 25th anniversary year, Masonicare’s Ashlar of Newtown hosted an evening with John Murphy, executive vice president of Danbury Hospital, and Susan Da...

Soccerfest Was A Team Effort To the Editor: The Newtown High School boys’ soccer program hosted its fourth annual Soccerfest on September 23. It was a great evening for the soccer program and for the community! The success of the event wa...

Robert G. Booth Kind And Loving Robert G. Booth, 41, of Newtown, died on September 27. He was born January 9, 1967, the son of Larry and Margery Booth. He was known for his warm heart, love of animals, and was a kind and loving person who touche...

Ken is a local young father and husband, and has been out of work and unable to drive since the diagnosis. His wife has been a stay-at-home mom since their oldest child was born. She plans on going back to work after the New Year, but needs to be aro...

Ayles Family Finds Life Is Now Measured In Love, Not Years By Shannon Hicks Kenny Ayles has been diagnosed with brain cancer, and his doctors have advised him that he may not live more than five years. He isn’t listening. “Iâ&...

NHS Football— Nighthawks Wait Out Rain, Win Home Opener 24-13 Behind All-Around Effort By Andy Hutchison Newtown High School Coach Steve George challenged his football players to improve the running game and cut down on penalties that ha...

Hand Tool Event, October 3-4 Woodworkers of all abilities will have a chance to try new tools and learn new skills at a special Hand Tool Event next weekend. The free event will offer fans of woodworking a chance to use a wide array of hand tools and...

Chase’s Lower School Meets George Washington’s Ancestor On Friday morning, September 26, Martin Sirot-Smith, alias Lawrence Washington of Sulgrave Manor in England, visited the fifth grade of Chase Collegiate School in Waterbu...

Sharing Stadium Memories By Andy Hutchison September 29, 1985. New York Yankees-Baltimore Orioles. It was a sunny day and I remember trying to overcome car sickness like any 9-year-old would (by eating candy) while at my first baseball game. I recall...

Habitat For Humanity Finds Value In Abandoned Hawleyville Condos By Andrew Gorosko Workers for Habitat for Humanity of Danbury last week salvaged valuable reusable items from 12 condominiums which were built, but were never occupied, at The Homestead...