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To The Editor: I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Michelle Embree Ku, a candidate whose commitment to education stands out as exemplary. Her proven dedication to enhancing our educational system makes her an ideal choice for public o...

To The Editor: Firearms remain the leading cause of death for children and teens. Creating a future free from gun violence starts with electing candidates who will govern with gun safety in mind. Michelle Embree Ku has been active in gun violence pre...

To The Editor: I encourage you to vote for Michelle Ku on November 5th for 106th district state representative. She has already accomplished so much for us. Michelle has helped us achieve healthier school lunches, manage school enrollment fluctuation...

To The Editor: Representative Jahana Hayes is campaigning as an incumbent Democratic Candidate for US House of Representatives, 5th Congressional District. Her voting record and her commitment to her constituents speaks volumes. Representative Hayes ...

To The Editor: Since 1978, the Newtown Bridle Lands Association has hosted the annual Frost on the Pumpkin Hunter Pace. This year was no exception and it was a great success. Over 20 landowners generously allow dozens of riders to follow the approxim...

To the Editor: The Friends of the C.H. Booth Library would like to send out a special, double letter of thanks to our wonderful Newtown community. Both our October events, the Do-It-Yourself Special Book Sale and Fall Donation Day, were spectacular s...

To The Editor: I would like to thank the recent letter writer who complained about my letter criticizing of the Newtown Hook and Ladder’s boot drive on Main Street [sic] (“Boots, Birds’ Nests, and Flippers,” October 3). The writing was classic Jonath...

With early voting being a thing that a large amount of Newtown residents have been taking advantage of, it almost seems a bit like The Bee’s annual pre-election editorial urging people to vote and covering the basics of the election are a bit less th...

On Saturday, October 26, the Sandy Hook Organization for Prosperity, or SHOP for short, hosted its annual Halloween Walk. According to long-time SHOP leader, Sharon Doherty, the annual Halloween event was begun in 2012 because of Hurricane Alfred whi...