In his latest video outreach message First Selectman Dan Rosenthal reminded the community about the “Horns For Hope” celebration Saturday evening, May 2, while Newtown's Deputy Emergency Management Director updated local businesses on a free mask distribution effort.
Newtown officials are happy to report that the first full day of "Phase 1" reopening has generally gone smoothly for local participating businesses as well as their patrons, while state officials announced additional business opening news and details about absentee voting for the upcoming primaries.
Just over two years since the devastating macroburst in town, the Board of Selectmen finally completed allocating $2,001,532 in FEMA disaster reimbursements that were distributed to the town about a month ago.
As Newtown businesses and facilities falling under Governor Ned Lamont’s Phase 1 reopening program begin to welcome customers and visitors, Heath District Director Donna Culbert is continuing to stress all the basic safe practice messages that have helped get the community to this threshold.
Probably a good topic to discuss the pro and cons of. At the same time we should discuss why Mitch Bolinsky voted against the CT Gun Control legislation passed in 2023.
If you disagree with your neighbor's sign, put up your own sign. Don't steal or deface their sign. NOTE: the police or the political party groups are not going to get your sign back so don't bother with them.
no MSNBC, but I do turn on Fox News every so often when there is nothing good on Comedy Central. So instead of Blinken and the clowns you want to send in the criminal/rapist and Rudy Giuliani? Sounds like a winning strategy.