With an interim water supply interconnection now in place with the Town of Newtown, Aquarion has replaced its ban on non-essential outdoor water use with a mandatory twice-weekly sprinkler irrigation schedule.

The long-awaited Newtown Rail Trail has gained State Department of Transportation approval.

Newtown Woman’s Club, GFWC is proudly joining General Federation of Women's Clubs around the world responding to the invitation to participate in the 2025 GFWC International Day of Service. This year's efforts will focus on eradicating domestic and sexual violence.

Fire reports from Wednesday, September 3-Tuesday, September 9, 2025.

Newtown's Borough Board of Burgesses continued discussions about traffic safety and the Cultural District, among other Borough business.

Police reports for August 18 through September 4, 2025.

The Registrar of Voters is encouraging Newtown residents to stay informed and exercise their right to vote ahead of election season later this November.

Aquarion Water Company announced the successful connection of Aquarion’s system to the Fairfield Hills water supply on September 10. This lifts the ban on non-essential outdoor water use that has been in place since the August 2024 flood, and allows for a move to two day per week watering.

Newtown Planning & Zoning Commission denied the proposed 80-unit luxury housing development at 12 Cold Spring Road.

Hope on Main Street is rescheduling its 6th annual event to Saturday, September 20.