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John Zachos shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Legislative Council, District 3.
Laura Miller shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Newtown Legislative Council, District 1.
Derek Pisani shares with Patch why he should be elected to a spot on Newtown Legislative Council, District 1.
Amybeth Laroche shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Newtown Board Of Finance.
Bruce W. Walczak shares with Patch why he should be elected Newtown First Selectman.
Christopher Gardner shares with Patch why he should be reelected to the Newtown Legislative Council, District 1.
Brian Leonardi shares with Patch why he should be elected to a seat on the Newtown Legislative Council District 1.
Newtown Fall Carnival returns to Fairfield Hills with rides, food trucks, vendors and family fun.
Newtown Parks and Recreation backed an Eagle Scout project, discussed fee increases, and approved a capital plan at its Sept. 9 meeting.
Daniel Cruson shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Newtown Police Commission.
Police detailed a burglary case and several recent crashes in Newtown, including collisions and a hit-and-run.
Immaculate High School celebrated Honor Roll students in a special Academic Honors Mass last week.
Newtown Inland Wetlands Commission approves Brushy Hill Road culvert project with fish passage measures for Deep Brook.
Newtown Borough approves Cultural District, discusses Main Street safety upgrades, tree removals and August tax collections.
With the water supply now stabilized, Newtown customers are permitted to use sprinklers on a twice-weekly schedule through Oct. 31.
Police said multiple crashes occurred in Newtown recently, with vehicles striking trees, buses, and other cars.
The Newtown resident was among three Immaculate High seniors who won $85K in STEM scholarships from the Arredondo Foundation.
Aquarion connects Fairfield Hills supply, ending yearlong water limits in Newtown and restoring capacity after 2024 flood.
Newtown Board of Education reviews facility upgrades, adjusts 2026 capital plan, and updates policies at Sept. 3 meeting.
Jones filed his request to the Supreme Court on Friday and it was released by the court on Tuesday.
Police reported charges in Newtown and nearby towns tied to vandalism, crashes, disputes, and traffic violations.
Families invited to Butterflies, Birds & Blossoms in Newtown, a free event highlighting pollinator protection.
After nearly 30 years, a Newtown institution is shuttering.
Newtown’s Zoning Board of Appeals approved three variances for garages and a shed, citing lot size, slopes, and septic system limits.
The 2025 CT United Ride, Connecticut’s largest 9/11 tribute, returns Sept. 7 with thousands of motorcyclists and spectators.
This should be a good year for apple picking, according to the 2025 forecast from the U.S. Apple Association.
Newtown Selectmen approve $375K appropriation for splash pad and storage project at Community Center, with state grant support.
Newtown’s 6th Annual Scarecrow Contest returns to Fairfield Hills this October with voting Oct. 25-30.
Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary will open Catherine’s Learning Barn in Newtown with a Sept. 10 ribbon cutting.
The Newtown Inland Wetlands Commission addressed violations on Hanover Road and scheduled a public hearing on new athletic fields.
DIY Forecast
Here is a list of businesses that were formed in Newtown from July 27 through Aug. 24.
Newtown Conservation Commission discusses Pole Bridge Preserve trail proposal, invasive removal, and habitat study updates.
Newtown’s Edmond Town Hall Board OKs full-time staff role, projector purchase, and concession upgrades.