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Yale Plans For Biggest Expansion In Decades By John Christoffersen Associated Press NEW HAVEN — Yale University is moving forward with plans to build two residential colleges, an expansion that could create the largest increase in the stu...

It was awfully quiet around town this week. Amazing what happens — or doesn’t — when the schools are closed. With all of the town offices, post offices, and the library on sabbatical on Monday to honor Presidentsâ&...

Free eBay Workshop Kerri Cartelli, the owner of eBay Comprehensive, will offer a free lecture Monday, February 25, at St Rose of Lima Church, 46 Church Hill Road, to offer a solution to parishioners and other area residents who are currently struggli...

Newtown Historical Society To Host Annual March Antiques Show Newtown Historical Society will present its 23rd Annual Antiques Show on Saturday, March 1, from 10 am to 4 pm. This will be the second year at Newtown High School, 12 Berkshire Road (Ro...

Town Will Pay Higher Water Treatment, Dumping Fees By John Voket The Board of Selectmen learned this week that Newtown taxpayers will be expected to help to foot the bill for what is being described as a massive overhaul of the Danbury wastewater tre...

Available Scholarships The Newtown High School Career Center publicizes all scholarships of which it is notified. A few of the scholarships, typically national ones, request that money be enclosed with the application. The Career Center believes that...

$70,000 To Join Lawsuit— Selectmen Split 2-1 In Favor Of Opposing FAA Flight Plan Changes By John Voket Pointing out the issue has been in a holding pattern for nearly six weeks, the Board of Selectmen agreed to authorize payment to enter...

Board Of Education Approves Budget; Adopts A Calendar By Martha Coville The Board of Education has been busy. In the last two weeks, it has adopted Superintendent of Schools Janet Robinson’s proposed budget for the 2008-2009 school year; ...