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Local groups, organizations, businesses and anyone else with plans that need to be cancelled or postponed due to today's snow are invited to contact The Newtown Bee to get the word out.shannon@thebee.com, with cancellation or early closing details.Newtown schools would be dismissing earlyIn light of the approaching snow - the third snow event of the new year - Superintendent of Schools Joseph V. Erardi announced early Monday morning that athletic event has been postponed at Newtown High School.Cancellations & PostponementsNewtown Parks & Rec has announced that all activities at The Teen Center, as well as at all of the schools, have been are cancelled for today and tonight evening.  The status of Drop in Soccer and Drop in Basketball at NYA has not yet been decided upon.Town Employee Medical Benefits Board meeting has been cancelled.events scheduled at public schools have been cancelled for today.Booth Library will be closing at 5 pm, according to Library Director Brenda McKinley.Your Healthy Pet will be closing at 4 pm. "We apologize for any inconvenience," business owners Tom, Mary-Kay and Ryan Novak said via email Monday afternoon.

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Announcements will be posted as soon as possible.

Newtown is under a Winter Weather Advisory for much of Monday, February 8, with heavy snow expected across central and eastern sections of southern Connecticut and Long Island. Snow arrived in Newtown right around 9 am, and is expected to continue until early evening. NWS is predicting 3 to 5 inches of new snow before the current system moves out of the area.

The weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service (New York-New York office, at 7:21 am February 8) covers Fairfield County, along with Nassau and Putnam counties. Accumulations of 3-6 inches are possible by the time the advisory concludes at 6 pm Monday. Temperatures will be around 30 degrees for much of the afternoon, and winds will be 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph, according to the weather service.

Hazardous travel conditions are expected due to snow covered roads, the NWS advisory also includes.

.  Because of the change of plans for the school day, at least one

11:45 am:

2:23 pm: Tonight's

3:04 pm: All after-school and evening

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(Bee Photo, Hicks)
Residents, business owners and representatives from clubs and organizations that will have plans changed due to today's weather are invited to contact The Bee to get that word out. (Bee Photo, Hicks)

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