History of Features stories

Displaying 11 stories published between 5/10/2008 and 5/17/2008.

Showing items 1 to 11 of 11

Score	Title & Abstract	Publish Date

3.2	Snapshot Terri Berthier is featured this week. Read More...	5/15/2008 1:55:19 PM
3.2	Mountain A cat's eye view of life in Newtown - Read More...	5/15/2008 1:48:35 PM
3.2	Director Barbara Kasbarian Retiring From Parks & Rec Thirty-five years and no regrets. Read More...	5/15/2008 1:45:02 PM
3.2	Town Tag Sale To Offer Bargains With A Municipal Twist Something In A Voting Booth, Perhaps?— Read More...	5/15/2008 1:30:30 PM
3.2	Classroom Fingerlings Finally Get To Go With The Flow Rushing in circles and struggling to get out, a few fish managed to jump over the edge of the pail and land with a splash. Only a few inches long, the fingerlings, small fish raised from fertilized eggs in a St Rose School classroom this winter, finally swam free as students poured them into the Pootatuck River cup-by-cup Tuesday afternoon. Read More...	5/15/2008 1:27:44 PM
3.2	Seniors Learn About Emergency Preparedness On a textbook spring day, with the sun shining and a light breeze wafting the newly budded branches, it is hard to foresee the natural and manmade disasters that could turn Newtown in an instant from an idyllic reverie to a life-threatening nightmare. Retired Captain Maureen Will, a 30-year veteran of the Brookfield Police force and Sandy Hook resident, provided a packed room of senior citizens at the Newtown Senior Center Wednesday afternoon, May 14, with information to help them survive such an emergency proactively. Read More...	5/15/2008 1:25:07 PM
3.2	Volunteers Honored Nearly 50 Newtown Meals on Wheels (MOW) volunteers were honored at the annual Thank You Breakfast held in the undercroft of Trinity Episcopal Church on Wednesday morning, May 7, feasting on delicious pastries and breakfast foods and sipping piping hot coffee supplied by Ashlar of Newtown. MOW co-presidents Pat Barrett and Marg Studley congratulated the volunteers for their service to those residents unable to prepare meals, and who rely on the lunches delivered to their homes by MOW volunteers. Read More...	5/15/2008 12:57:00 PM
3.2	Jean Mann’s Carved Porcelain Returning The last time the internationally acclaimed sculptor Jean Mann presented a collection of her porcelain works at C.H. Booth Library, in late 2003, she offered about 100 pieces that could be placed on tables and other flat surfaces. This year she is returning with another presentation, and is bringing her latest love: Carved porcelain that can be hung on the wall. Read More...	5/15/2008 12:55:04 PM
3.2	The Way We Were The news of 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago - Read More...	5/15/2008 12:52:56 PM
3.2	What’s Playing At Edmond Town Hall? This week's movie feature - Read More...	5/15/2008 12:51:04 PM
3.2	Local Spa Giving Back To Abused Women The month of May is usually a busy and happy time at Spa Mianra, the cozy salon tucked into the lower level at 33 Main Street. With Mother’s Day and the coming of warmer weather, most of the clients are upbeat. Read More...	5/15/2008 12:46:23 PM


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