When all was said and done, and all the votes were cast in the 2018 Connecticut Primary elections, qualified Newtown voters appeared to almost exclusively back party endorsed candidates on both the De...

Virtually all of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students who lived through their own school shooting on Valentine's Day this year were in middle school on December 14, 2012, ...

Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) members on August 2 began a public hearing on the P&Z's regulatory proposal to broaden the zoning regulations to allow drive-through window service as a feature at...

A proposal to construct an 8,300-square-foot industrial building at 3 Turnberry Lane in Curtis Corporate Park in Sandy Hook gained an aquifer protection endorsement this week from the Aquifer Protecti...

Since 1959, The Newtown Fund has supported residents in need by helping pay for food, fuel assistance, utility bills, rent, and medical expenses, in addition to its noteworthy Holiday Basket program i...

Fluttering briefly on a humid summer day was a ribbon strung between pillars at the Edmond Town Hall. Slicing through it during a ribbon cutting ceremony on August 8 was Jeremy G. Richman, PhD, Founde...

Roughly 30 Newtown kindergarten to twelfth grade science educators participated in this year's Summer Institute from July 23 to 25, held at Reed Intermediate School, to learn from Connecticut Science ...

The Estate of J'Allen Jones, a Garner Correctional Institution inmate whose violent March death at the high-security prison at 50 Nunnawauk Road has been ruled a homicide, is pursuing a wrongful death...

In order to keep the public informed about progress during the 2018-19 paving and road work season, the Newtown Highway Department will be regularly publishing updates that will list all ongoing budge...

Registered Newtown Republicans and Democrats, as well as any unaffiliated or unregistered voter who is considering affiliating with a major party in time to vote, are called to turn out to their distr...