Newtown High School’s girls’ soccer team is the top seed going into the South-West Conference. Heading into the Wednesday, October 24, regular-season finale between the Nighthawks and host New Fairfi...
Newtown High School’s girls’ volleyball team carries a ten-match winning streak (14-3 overall record and 12-1 South-West Conference mark) into its final two regular-season competitions, tough ones wit...
Newtown High School’s football team continued its dominance with a 42-0 shellacking of visiting Pomperaug of Southbury, at Blue & Gold Stadium, on October 19.
The Newtown Turkey Trot 5K, an annual race to benefit C.H. Booth Library, will take place in the center of town on Thanksgiving morning, November 22, starting at 7:45 am.
Sparked by a second-place Nick Jacobs finish at Bethel High School October 16, the Newtown High School boys' cross country team paced its way to fourth place in the South-West Conference championship meet.
Newtown High School’s girls’ swimming and diving team continued its winning ways and improved to 7-1-1 this campaign with a trio of victories this past week.
The Nighthawks defeated Joel Barlow of Red...
Newtown High School’s boys’ soccer team defeated visiting Bunnell of Stratford 3-0 on Senior Night at Blue & Gold Stadium, on October 12.
Rilind Limani scored twice and had an assist, Owen Baillargeon...
For runners accustomed to a level and smooth surface, along with dry conditions, the Second Annual Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard Iron Horse 5K on October 13 provided an extreme contrast to the...
Newtown High School’s girls’ volleyball team extended its winning streak to seven matches with triumphs over New Fairfield, Masuk of Monroe, and Brookfield during the last week-plus. The Nighthawks ca...
Just when it looked like Immaculate of Danbury’s field hockey team might remain unbeaten and escape with its tenth shutout victory of the season, Newtown High School’s hard-working squad got the game-...
Another overtly partisan pollical rally, betrayed by their apathy regarding the corruption and mismanagement under their state party leaders in Hartford.
This article is nearly identical to a half dozen other articles published across the state that I found with a simple search. It was written by the State Republicans not the Newtown Bee.
Who is liable if there is a fire and insufficient flow at the hydrants? The Town, Aquarion, or the Rail Road Company who is ultimately holding all this up?
