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- Sep 29, 2026
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Suzuki Music School Of Newtown: Looking At 49 Years Of History And Gearing Up For The Future (opens the original)
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In 1977, Jeanne Luedke started Suzuki Music School in South Britain. The Suzuki School of Music follows the Suzuki philosophy, which is that “every child can learn when given the right environment, encouragement, and consistent support … Parent involvement is an essential part of the Suzuki method — parents attend lessons, support daily practice at home, and create a positive and encouraging learning environment.” A few years after Luedke started Suzuki Music School of Newtown, Helen Malyszka an
P&Z Discusses POCD Collaborations And 8-24 Referrals (opens the original)
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During the Thursday, September 17 Newtown Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, the commissioners discussed the Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) and how other boards and commissions in town are using it. Commissioner Peter Schwarz explained that he would like to identify several core commissions that have a “planning and zoning land use purview” and ask for more “detailed reviews of what they’re doing.” He noted that it is not an oversight thing, but more of an “informational exchange
P&Z Rezones 28A Glen Road To Sandy Hook Design District (opens the original)
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On Thursday, September 17, Newtown Planning & Zoning Commission held a regular meeting to discuss application 26.16 by Newtown Planning & Zoning for a zone change “for a property located at 28A Glen Road, so as to change the Zone from M4 to SHDD to support Newtown Community Development Agency of 20 housing units for workforce housing.” Before starting the presentation, acting chair Connie Widmann sat Alternate Commissioner Don Mitchell. John Voket, director of the office of Economic and Communit
What ‘The Old Farmer’s Almanac’ Has In Store For 2027 (opens the original)
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Founded in 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac has published astronomical calendars, weather predictions, and more. Now on its 235th year, The Old Farmer’s Almanac provides the necessary information for New Englanders to prepare for the seasons and work around the moon, stars, and planets. As always, the people behind the almanac compare their predictions with the data collected over the year. Last year’s predictions for temperature were correct in 15 out of the 18 regions, a 83.3% accuracy rate. The
Borough’s Annual Meeting, Discussion Of Insurance And Tree Maintenance (opens the original)
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Newtown’s Borough Board of Burgesses held its annual meeting on Tuesday, September 8. The meeting, which was less than two minutes, allowed all the reports submitted by Borough Zoning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, the Fire Marshal’s Office, the conservation director, the Borough engineer, the Historic District Commission, and the Health District to be made public. Each report will be available for public view. Following the annual meeting, Warden Jay Maher began the regular meeting. The f
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