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Score	Title & Abstract	Publish Date

25.6	Town Cheers For Parade Procession Read More...	9/6/2010 1:48:20 PM
25.6	Motorcycle Ride And Pig Roast Promote New Firehouse Read More...	9/2/2010 1:39:37 PM
25.6	For Kids, Summer Gets Left Behind For A Fresh School Year He came tumbling down the school bus steps at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon with his attention fixed on an iPod. “Hang on, I have to find the ‘pause,’” were David Kent’s first words as he returned home from the first day back to school September 1. Read More...	9/2/2010 1:34:52 PM
25.6	Upcoming Fundraisers Will Support Dog Park Plans A reminder postcard from Assistant Director of Recreation RoseAnn Reggiano to support Newtown’s Park and Bark dog park should be arriving in the mailboxes of all licensed dog owners within the next few weeks. Read More...	8/26/2010 2:11:34 PM
25.6	Battling Beavers To Prevent Flooding Straining to reach a length of plastic pipe, Dan Holmes leaned forward but was momentarily stuck in the mud. After a brief struggle with thick sediment at the bottom of Cavanaugh Pond, he freed his feet from the silt. Read More...	8/26/2010 2:06:10 PM
25.6	Maintenance Garage Work Begins “It’s underway! It’s looking beautiful, I might add!” said Parks and Recreation Director Amy Mangold regarding work at the large brick facility on the corner of Trades Lane and Wasserman Way. Read More...	8/26/2010 1:42:43 PM
25.6	Newtown’s Landmark Town Hall Awaits Reuse “It’s a great old building,” said Edmond Town Hall Building Manager Tom Mahoney. His jingling key ring echoed alongside his voice, bouncing between vaulted ceilings and stone corridors. Read More...	8/19/2010 1:13:12 PM
25.6	Making Friends And Memories Through Fresh Air Program Eight-year-old Wendy’s hair beads clicked as she turned to look at friend Madeline Patrick’s watercolor. Read More...	8/19/2010 12:56:53 PM
25.6	Yale Laboratory Comes Down At Fairfield Hills Read More...	8/6/2010 4:57:44 PM
25.6	Master Plan Review Committee Tours Fairfield Hills Read More...	8/6/2010 10:02:23 AM
25.6	Refurbished Trail Extends Into Newtown Are the trails ready to use? “Yes!” said Trails Committee Chairman Scott Coleman. Stepping carefully over compacted ground knotted with exposed tree roots and old railroad ties, he walked a recently cleared path on property bordering Monroe along Newtown’s Swamp Road. Read More...	8/5/2010 1:18:48 PM
25.6	A Walk Through The Past At FFH Security guard Richard Gagne popped the lock at Canaan House from a hefty ring of keys. Filing in behind him with flashlights switched on were Fairfield Hills Master Plan Review Committee members on a tour of two vacant buildings. Read More...	8/5/2010 1:04:19 PM
25.6	Special Delivery: Birds Requisition Mailbox For A Temporary Home Kati Moses rearranged a few branches she had attached to the back of her newspaper bin beside the mailbox. Moving around to peer inside, she made sure shade covered the little birds hatched in a nest in back. The midsummer heat on July 17 reached above 90 degrees, but the tiny beaks jutting up from a jumble of straw nevertheless waited impatiently for food. Read More...	7/30/2010 1:45:41 PM
25.6	Special Delivery: Birds Requisition Mailbox For A Temporary Home Kati Moses rearranged a few branches she had attached to the back of her newspaper bin beside the mailbox. Moving around to peer inside, she made sure shade covered the little birds hatched in a nest in back. The midsummer heat on July 17 reached above 90 degrees, but the tiny beaks jutting up from a jumble of straw nevertheless waited impatiently for food. Read More...	7/30/2010 1:35:32 PM
25.6	Fairfield Hills Plan Review Takes A Broad View, But Returns Again To Housing Fairfield Hills Plan Review Takes A Broad View, But Returns Again To Housing Read More...	7/29/2010 12:24:28 PM
25.6	FFH Authority Broaches Topic Of Housing Apartments at Cochran House? Sole real estate broker for the Fairfield Hills property Michael J. Struna raised the subject Wednesday night, July 21. Read More...	7/22/2010 2:23:41 PM
25.6	Panel Continues To Ask: Should Newtown Cull Its Deer Herds? Should Newtown include deer reduction as part of its tick borne disease management plan? Is evidence sufficient to support the effort? How low must deer herds be reduced to help drop the number of ticks carrying infections harmful to residents? Does any one expert or study hold the answer? Read More...	7/22/2010 2:13:48 PM
25.6	Secrets Awaited House And Garden Tour Participants Read More...	7/22/2010 1:20:04 PM
25.6	Storm Breaks High Heat, But More To Come Thunder and lightning Tuesday finally interrupted several weeks of high heat and dry skies searing the ground. Read More...	7/15/2010 1:27:47 PM
25.6	Youth And Family Services Director Sees ‘Wonderful Possibilities’ At FFH “Everyone saw the wonderful possibilities” in the duplexes at Fairfield Hills, said Newtown Youth & Family Services Director Beth Agen following a walk through the buildings this week. She and NYFS staff and board directors looked at the duplexes for that agencies possible use just as a rainstorm washed across Newtown on Tuesday, July 13. Read More...	7/15/2010 1:20:54 PM
25.6	Yale Graduate Finds Treasures At Greenleaf Preserve The threads of Yale graduate student and Sandy Hook resident Marlyse Duguid’s research stitch together history, ecology, conservation, and unexpected discoveries found on the lush Greenleaf Farms Preserve’s wetland habitat. Read More...	7/15/2010 12:51:50 PM
25.6	A New Look At Reusing FFH Duplexes Could the Fairfield Hills duplexes reshape into a health and social service hub? “I think they can be developed thematically,” said First Selectman Pat Llodra recently. Kevin’s Community Center is already looking at one building, and as soon as next Tuesday, July 13, Newtown Youth & Family Services (NYFS) representatives will tour another. Interested members of the NYFS board of directors will visit next week, “to have a look.” Read More...	7/9/2010 8:38:08 AM
25.6	Open Space Funding Out Of Reach Until 2013-2014 Open space will have to wait. Until funds for land acquisition are available, Land Use Deputy Director Rob Sibley will “pray that we have the money in a few years,” he said Tuesday. The piggy bank for purchasing and preserving land is penniless until fiscal year 2013-2014, when $1.5 million is proposed for this purpose in the town’s capital improvement plan (CIP). Another $1 million is in the CIP for 2014-2015. Read More...	7/9/2010 8:34:07 AM
25.6	Welcome An Exchange Student This Year Excitement colored Patti Calderara’s voice as she said, “It was such a positive experience for me!” Read More...	7/8/2010 1:54:17 PM
25.6	Open Space Funding Out Of Reach Until funds for land acquisition are available, Land Use Deputy Director Rob Sibley will “pray that we have the money in a few years,” he said Tuesday. The piggy bank for purchasing and preserving land is penniless until fiscal year 2013-2014, when $1.5 million is proposed for this purpose in the town’s capital improvement plan (CIP). Another $1 million is in the CIP for 2014-2015. Read More...	7/8/2010 1:49:27 PM


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