The Town Players of Newtown are in final rehearsal for their new event for this season-that-wasn’t: a virtual holiday fundraiser scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
Newtown High School students are set for a streamed video performance of It’s A Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play for this Saturday, December 19, starting a 7 pm. Tickets are available now.
NewArts Artistic Director Michael Unger has called in a pack of professional actors and technicians to work with two separate local casts to bring a decidedly different presentation of A Christmas Carol to screens this holiday season.
Newtown Community Center and Newtown Chamber of Commerce are spreading holiday cheer this year on the Fairfield Hills campus with a new event: Newtown Lights 2020.
In anticipation of continued changes to holiday traditions, including visits or photos with Santa, Newtown Youth and Family Services is introducing “Elf Chats: Live from the North Pole!” The virtual events are a new offering of Newtown Holiday Festival.
Newtown’s five fire companies will once again join together the weekend before Thanksgiving to collect donations for the town’s food pantry.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s event will be...
An election day of reckoning is coming for Mitch and Tony. Their biggest failure has been to allow the electric companies in the state to make CT one of the highest cost states in the country. Milk going up by $1 is one thing but having our electric bills go up by almost 100% and hundreds of dollars every single month is another.
Please explain why they would walk over the USA if Kamala was to win? Trump wants to be a dictator like Putin, Xi, and Jung Un and invite them for golf and cocktails at Mar-a-lago. Not at all scary.
"The elector’s oath was administered to 61 new voters and one additional name was restored to the list at the meeting of the Board of Selectmen and the Town Clerk held in Edmond Town Hall last Saturday. This compares with 87 persons who were made voters in their corresponding meeting last year." Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing that.
As someone who survived a near death suicide attempt I know how important having support outlets are. People don't always give indications that they are going to do something so it's important to look for hidden signs. Like spending alot of time with themselves, not being very verbal in social situations, and seeming detached.
When I went through it looking back, I did display these behaviors but gave no indication that I was going to go through with it. At the time I felt I had no one who understood me.
Letting people know they are loved, you understand and there's always a chance at a better tomorrow makes all the difference.
Lynn T.
I remember spending time with the Sandones when I was in Newtown high school with "Patty". She was my friend at the time. They were all so nice to me and I had a great time at their home in Sandy Hook.
I remember Mathew being a sweet fun loving boy.
I hope they are all doing well and I always will fondly remember the time I spent with all of their family.
Lynn T.