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Alberts Hill Road — Collapsing Drainage Culvert Prompts Road Closure By Andrew Gorosko The structural failure of an aging large-diameter drainage culvert lying beneath Alberts Hill Road has prompted the town to ban traffic on an about 20...

More Work Needs To Be Done To the Editor: At the December 3 Board of Selectman meeting, [Selectman Paul] Mangiafico introduced a motion to continue with the construction of a new town hall at Fairfield Hills, which was seconded by [Selectman Herb] R...

Painter Works Her Magic Transforming A Bedroom Into A Fairy Landscape By Nancy K. Crevier “Just being able to work locally and do something I love, I feel remarkably blessed,” said Bek Meyers, a self-taught artist and decorat...

‘Hungry Mondays’ To Continue at NHS By Martha Coville Longstanding questions about the exact number of Newtown High School students denied a lunch period on “Hungry Mondays” were recently addressed by N...

Share Your Big News Weddings, engagements, and other celebrations are news you want to share. Help us to help you share that news in a timely manner. Call The Newtown Bee at 426-3141 or stop by the office at 5 Church Hill Road for wedding and engage...

Special Advent Service For The Grieving REDDING — One would hope the Christmas season is a joyful one: every year, for every one. But that is not the case. In fact, for those experiencing a sense of loss or sadness, Christmas can be a par...

Heart Disease Kills  More Women Under 45 ATLANTA (AP) — For decades, heart disease death rates have been falling. But a new study shows a troubling turn — more women under 45 are dying of heart disease due to clogged arteries...

NHS Lists Scholarships The 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 students should no...

Young Adult Fiction Writing Course Offered The C.H. Booth Library Creative Writing Group for Young Adults will offer a course in writing fiction this winter. Wally Wood, teacher, author, and Newtown resident, who has taught this session for the past ...