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Lawmaker stopped again for using cell phone in car
A Connecticut lawmaker says he's paid more than $390 in fines and his driver's license has been reinstated after he was pulled over by police a second time for illegally using a cell phone while driving.
Construction begins on Norwalk residential rental development
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.
Newtown motorist pulled over for seat belt infraction arrested for more
A Blue Spruce Drive resident who was stopped for not wearing a seat belt in a "Click it or Ticket" detail on South Main Street, was subsequently arrested for driving with a suspended license, police said.
Time To Help WIN Fill Thanksgiving Baskets
WIN members show off some of the items they have already received for this yeara TMs Thanksgiving Basket Program.
A Darker Manuscript From Polly Brody, But Still A Celebration Of Life
Polly Brody's newest book is "a darker manuscript," she says, than her earlier collections but it is not morbidly dark.
The summer of 1967 was ten weeks of fun activities culminating in the Labor Day Parade.
Funding Uncertainty Clouds Future I-84 Widening
Uncertainty about the availability of the massive funding that would be needed to widen Interstate 84 between Route 8 in Waterbury and the New York State line has resulted in the state Department of Transportation no longer listing any date by which that highway widening project might start.
Fundraiser boosts effort for Barnum statue
It'll be like a local "Antiques Roadshow" in town Sunday when Newtown appraiser Jay St.
Rell to swear in Newtown officials
The town's highest elected official -- Republican first selectman-elect Pat Llodra -- is going to be sworn into office by the state's highest elected official, Gov.
Police look for Newtown car accident victim
Police are looking for a person who fled the scene of a car accident after being rear ended Monday morning.
Flu Symptoms Ground Band And Color Guard
A number of students from the Newtown High School Marching Band and Color Guard were asked to stay home from school on Monday by the school officials.
Reiki master heals mind, body in Sandy Hook
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.
Newtown votes Llodra, Republicans across board
The people have spoken and they voted Republican. As of Dec. 1, the Republicans will hold the majority of the Board of Selectman and Legislative Council -- and three of the seven Board of Education seats.
Band Trip Swine Flu Keeps Newtown Kids Home
It wasn't band camp, but a band trip that is kept about 100 Newtown students home from school on Monday.
Newtown band and color guard students kept home because of flu-like symptoms
Newtown marching band and color guard students who went on a field trip to Allentown, Pa., this past weekend were asked to stay home Monday because eight students exhibited influenza-like symptoms.
Halloween vandals strike Newtown cemetery
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.
By the booking: Performers get gigs through Web business
Kevin Kinyon, 43, and Michael Caldwell, 39, feel they have a really good gig. In fact, they say they've had 80,000 of them since launching their Web site, www.GigMasters.com , in 1997.
State funds mile-a-minute vine project in New Milford, Newtown
Mile-a-minute vine -- the kudzu of the North -- may be less enveloping in 2010, thanks to grants from the state Department of Environmental Protection.
State funds mile-a-minute vine project in new Milford, Newtown
Mile-a-minute vine -- the kudzu of the north -- may be less enveloping in 2010, thanks to grants from the state Department of Environmental Protection.