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To The Editor, Newtown has always prided itself on our open and transparent government where all people can come to raise concerns and have their perspectives heard, or simply to listen and gather information. While we may disagree and at times grow ...

To the Editor: I believe that Newtown sends its kids to school to learn their ABCs, not their “DEIs.” I believe we want school funding and energies allocated toward the true purpose of public education … academic excellence and competitive outcomes b...

To the Editor: A response: the Board of Education's public participation guidelines are just that, guidelines to keep a public meeting on an even keel, to keep the discourse productive, with information, opinions, grievances shared in a civil atmosph...

To the Editor: When I was young, I did some really foolish things; I even broke the law. I was lucky though; I was a white girl in a nice suburban town, and I didn’t end up in legal trouble. Kids are impulsive; our brains aren’t fully developed until...

To the Editor: There was a recent Newtown Bee article discussing how public participation guidelines have been changed at Board of Education meetings. The Bee reports on “loud and disruptive clapping.” But those that have been at all the meetings kno...

To the Editor: There has recently been a lot of interest and discussion about the increase in auto theft and crimes committed by children. The Newtown Bee reported last week on the Zoom Forum where local Republican delegation representatives presente...

To the Editor: I write the following to express my disappointment in the recent Juvenile Justice Forum presented by Representatives Mitch Bolinsky, Tony Scott, and Senator Tony Hwang, featuring Judiciary Chair Craig Fishbein. I found the discussion t...

Following Newtown’s 12/14 tragedy, a lot of residents took advantage of mental health support being provided or underwritten by donations, grants, and in some cases, extremely qualified professionals who took on those suffering from post-12/14 anxiet...

St Rose of Lima School, 40 Church Hill Road, postponed a Hybrid Open House, originally set for January 30, to Sunday, February 6, from 11 am to 1 pm. The event is in-person with a virtual option. The postponement was due to snow on the original date....

William “Moe” Moseley, Jr, of Newtown, passed away on January 24, 2022, at the age of 73, with his wife and son by his side. Bill was born August 10, 1948, to the late William and Marilyn Moseley. He leaves behind his devoted wife of 47 years, Rosema...