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CONNECTICUT SPRING ANTIQUES SHOW Review and Photos by Laura Beach HARTFORD, CONN. — In the three years since Karen DiSaia assumed management of the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, March 8 and 9 at the Connecticut Expo Center, the 35-ye...

Club NewFit Adult Basketball Highlights Men ’s League Playoffs Pantan Landscaping defeated Newtown Mobil 81-62. Russ Stusky led the way with 22 points, John Pantan had 16, Rich Engel scored 13, Aaron Vanger had 12, Kevin Carol...

The Voices Of A Few To the Editor: “You’re kidding me...” These are the first words that came out of my mouth when I arrived home from work last night. My wife had just informed me that the high school expansion pr...

Two Votes To the Editor: Brilliant! The Board of Selectmen voted 2-1 to move ahead with the town hall project without delay, without review of the future costs, without review of current needs. The Board of Selectmen voted 2-1 to reject the high scho...

Burgesses Seek To Limit Power Of Eminent Domain By Andrew Gorosko The Borough Board of Burgesses is proposing an ordinance that would limit the power of eminent domain, by putting some controls over potential governmental taking of private property i...

It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.  —Charles Dickens I stuck my head out the window this morning and spring kissed me bang in the face...

Shirley M. Hatfield Loving Mother, Grandmother, And Friend Shirley M. Hatfield, 75, of Newtown, died March 16. She is survived by her four children and two grandchildren, Dawn Hatfield-Corsello, her husband, Jeff, and son Justin of Newto...

Donald Charles Lechner Retired US Air Force Veteran Donald Charles Lechner, 75, of Southport, a Newtown resident for 30 years, died March 12 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. Mr Lechner was born in Bridgeport February 1, 1933, and was the ...

Is It A Dream Come True? Although the recessed lighting was set low in the banquet hall, guests enjoying a silent auction slipped through pools of daylight flooding through floor-to-ceiling windows facing Lake Zoar Saturday evening. Dressed in gowns,...