Newtown High School’s field hockey team avenged its regular-season setback to Bethel with a convincing 5-2 victory in the South-West Conference tournament quarterfinals, at Blue & Gold Stadium, on October 25.
The seedings and matchups have been set for the South-West Conference tournaments, and Newtown High School’s field hockey, soccer, and volleyball teams will all host first-round contests. Schedule is ...
By Andy Hutchison
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 Nighthawks will put t...
Newtown High School's field hockey team carried a six-game winning streak into the South-West Conference tournament opener on Thursday, October 25. The third-seeded Nighthawks are scheduled to host No...
REDDING — Newtown High School's boys' soccer team lost its rematch to host Joel Barlow of Redding, 1-0, on a late second half goal on October 22.
Throughout the entirety of the game, Joel Barlow had a...
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.
While I appreciate Mr. Walczak’s message of gratitude, I would be remiss not to express my concern about the tone and tactics of his campaign. The approach he took during this election is not one I would be proud of, and I hope that moving forward, he chooses to lead with the transparency and integrity he now speaks of.
Newtown deserves a leader who communicates openly and follows through on the issues that truly matter to our residents. I have been disappointed by his silence on several key matters impacting our town, and I sincerely hope that changes as he takes office.
I remain doubtful that he is up to the challenge ahead—but for the sake of our community, I truly hope time proves me wrong.
Jeff I am glad you will remain active in local politics and continues the good work of making our town a better place. Your commitment, leadership, and thoughtful approach have been a real asset to Newtown. Thank you for your service.
