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Briana Lynn Gaydosh A daughter, Briana Lynn Gaydosh, was born to Mindy Kovack and Justin Gaydosh of Fairfield on October 11 at Danbury Hospital. Briana weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces at birth, and was 19 inches in length. The maternal grandparents ...

Newtown School Calendar Development Newtown school administrators have met with a group of interested parents and teachers to discuss variables in formulating school calendars. As a result of this meeting, it was decided to solicit the opinions of pa...

Assessor: Don’t Do The Math On Revaluation Notices Yet By John Voket More than 10,000 revaluation notices went out to Newtown residents in recent days, triggering a flood of calls and visits to various town offices this week. While many e...

* * * Take it from a man who knows, Gene Capozziello who’s the third generation of his family’s Bridgeport-based business, Connecticut Building Wrecking, Inc. A crew from the wrecking company made short work W...

Hawleyville Post Office Overhaul On Hold By Nancy K. Crevier The ongoing saga of Hawleyville Post Office seems to have come to a dead-end. Previous communications to The Newtown Bee from the United States Postal Service had indicated that not only w...

Picture This: A Club That Brings Focus To Kids’ View Of The World By Martha Coville Newtown Middle School art teacher Arlene Spoonfeather was delighted by student response to the photography club she piloted this fall. She began the prog...

Commentary— The Hippocratic Method vs Managed Health Care Method By George C. Anderheggen, PhD Before 1946 an interesting article was published in The Practical Cogitator by L.J. Henderson regarding the methods of Hippocrates. In the appe...

Seniors Celebrate The Season In Style By Nancy K. Crevier   The highly polished dance floor at The Waterview in Monroe reflected a mirror-smooth Lake Zoar outside the floor-to-ceiling windows and the swaying figures of dancers, as 170 members of...

Finance Board Seeks Clarity On School, Town Spending By John Voket The Newtown Board of Finance put to rest any rumors or ideas its members were out to stop or unnecessarily delay a high school expansion project Monday following an impromptu vote on ...