Members of HUGS (Hands Up for Gun Safety), a group based in the tri-town area of Topsfield, Mass., received “a very warm reception,” from Newtown residents on S...
Newtown resident Liz Luzietti brought her 3-year-old dog, Bubba, to the Farmers’ Market at Fairfield Hills on August 21 to help with his training to become a Ne...
The extent and density of a nuisance weed infestation at Taunton Lake has been significantly reduced, based on the results of an August 23 survey of the lake’s ...
Newtown’s 57th annual Labor Day Parade marched its way through town on the morning of Monday, September 3. The 90-degree weather could not deter the dedicated c...
To the Editor:
The fall election season is upon us and important choices for the next few years of our lives need to be made. A critical seat in the Connecticut...
To the Editor:
Putting your name out there to encourage people to put their trust in you as a representative is a daunting thought.
I can imagine it would be an...
Joan Reilly O’Neil, 87, a longtime resident of Newtown, died August 30, at her home, The Delaney at South Shore in League City, Texas. Born in 1930 in Port Ches...
To the Editor:
Thank you, Newtown!
Once again, the Labor Day Parade was a success. Thank you, Newtown, for coming out for a beautiful parade and donating money ...
Standing near her curated corner of the library, Marge Gingolaski reflected on August 30 that the Friends of the C.H. Booth Library’s Little Book Store offers b...
To the Editor:
Newtown is a special community, one with tighter bonds and unique wounds that few living outside it can even begin to comprehend. We have watched...
This is a pure case of those with the money get what they want. We are allowed to look on but not be part of what should be a town decision.Just saying?
The Rich give more than you ever will. It always is amazing why people thing the govermernt should be able to take someone elses hard earned money. Richard, maybe you need to work harder so you can pay your fair share