Former Newtown resident Peter Mullen of Maryland shared with The Bee this 1965 photo taken by his father, Jerry Mullen, from the top of Castle Hill Road, looking diagonally down toward West Street.
Groundbreaking took place recently for the first phase of Summerview Square, a residential rental community with 63 units in the area of West Main, Summer and Jefferson streets in Norwalk.
Audiences will be able to get a taste of the golden age of radio drama next weekend when three live performances of the classic radio show "Lights Out" are presented at the Wien Experimental Theatre on the Fairfield University campus.
Ned Steinmetz, left, and Owen Talboys, kneeling, of Browna TMs Monument Works in Monroe worked early Monday morning to reposition some of the dozens of gravestones that were toppled from their pedestals by vandals at St Rose Cemetery in Sandy Hook either late Saturday, October 31, which was Halloween, or early Sunday, November 1, which was All ...
Some people may consider a bubble bath, a hike in the woods or a day at the beach as a sort of therapy, but for Lynn Carroll's clients, it's a renovated barn from 1794 in the Sandy Hook section of Newtown.
Vandals trashed more than 30 gravesites at the St. Rose of Lima Cemetery in Sandy Hook on Halloween, toppling monuments, uprooting decorations and pulling American flags off veterans' graves.
When I think about a vision for Newtown, I have to ask myself, what kind of town do I want to live in? I would like Newtown to be a place where people could start a family, raise that family and remain here after their children have grown.
Three Weeks Of Caring 10/22/2009 By Shannon Hicks Governor Rell recently announced a statewide Day of Caring & Compassion for Saturday, November 7. Residents across the state are invited to visit any of 15 fire stations in Connecticut that will be serving as collection centers that morning for donations of nonperishable foods to help replenish the ...
Chris Spiro shares this photo with The Bee. This house, known as the Fredrika House, and a former summer residence of stockbroker Edmund Gibson, stood on the site of the present Newtown United Methodist Church.