The Inland Wetlands Commission narrowly approved the 117 single-family home development at 20-60 Castle Hill Road in a 4-3 vote during its March 27 meeting.
A Newtown 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is among this year’s recipients of a Connecticut Department of Agriculture 2024 Agricultural Enhancement Grant Program award.
Longtime Riverside On Lake Zoar Association volunteer Joe Madero has been elected president of ROLZA, capping a series of work that improved the private beach and immediate area of the Sandy Hook shoreline community.
Water infiltrated the Municipal Center roof, which is being redone, during a March 23 rainstorm, dumping water in the Office of the Registrar of Voters, which was gearing up for early voting.
I do commend any food or diaper drive. Nice Job. It was an usual political event having been sponsored across the State by the Republican State Committee.
A fantastic example of gaslighting, newtown29. On the contrary, Mitch and the other Republicans in the CT legislature have been continually calling for a special session since you got your first nasty surprise in the mail from eversource. Feel free to sign the petition if you feel so strongly about the recent price hike at www.SpecialSessionCT.com - Meanwhile, Lamont and the rest of the CT Dems have been ignoring this request because the huge increase in the public benefits charge is EXACTLY what they wanted. A vote for Michelle Embree Ku will only strengthen Lamont's majority party and encourage more stealth tax packages in the CT legislature and energy policies. Lamont also elected to shutter the trash-to-energy plant in Hartford creating a twofer: trash crisis and energy crisis. We need to re-elect Mitch not only because he's done a great job for Newtown but because we need an advocate to continue fighting the out of control (stealth) tax policies that are harming Newtown ratepayers and CT business as a whole. - Dylan Thomas Butterfield Rd
Michelle I applaud and support you for focusing on the issues that impact everyone in the town. The next priority has to be on CT's out of control electricity rates. Your opponent and his supporters are quick to blame the other side of the aisle and have given up on trying to accomplish anything. You need to be the voice at the Capitol that the town needs and has missed for so long.
After your short sighted decisions on bussing, something parents are still feeling the repercussions of, I would not want you making any decisions on traffic.