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Katcher Begins Public Events Following Release Of Debut Novel (opens the original)
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Newtown writer Kate Katcher read excerpts and held a Q&A for her debut novel, 36, on August 12 at C.H. Booth Library (CHB). Already celebrated as an actor and award-winning playwright, Katcher’s first novel was released in early July. The event was part of a series the library hosts called Author Talks. The Wednesday evening event was the second consecutive public event for Katcher. The guest of honor had spent the previous evening in Norwalk, where Music Theatre of Connecticut hosted a staged r
NVAC Members Offer Guidance On Avoiding Heat-Related Illness (opens the original)
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In response to recent heat waves, members of Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps (NVAC) spoke with The Newtown Bee recently about heat related illness prevention and awareness. Michelle Greenspan, the chair of training and former chief of NVAC, and Gavin Arneth, a former assistant chief and current staff EMT, want to ensure residents are aware of the dangers of heat and use that knowledge to look out for one another in these conditions. Greenspan said extreme heat can sneak up on anyone. It can al
Take A Vet Fishing Continues To Offer Outings For Veterans (opens the original)
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Take a Vet Fishing (TAVF) is a nonprofit organization based in Branford that hosts free and accessible on-shore and boat fishing events for veterans across the state. TAVF was born from an outreach mission launched by the First Congregational Church of Branford, Connecticut in 2007, in which a community member suggested starting a Take a Vet Fishing program. The organization’s mission is to provide veterans with a relaxing fishing excursion, encouraging community and comradery among them. All lo
Katcher’s Award-Winning Play Adapted Into Debut Novel (opens the original)
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Newtown writer Kate Katcher is celebrating the release of her debut novel this month. Originally an award-winning play Katcher adapted into a full-length novel, 36 was released on July 7. The story follows matriarch Maxine Weiss as she manages her family, including her elderly mother and youngest disabled daughter. Meanwhile, eldest daughter Shellie is grappling with conflicting responsibilities toward her family and her own personal journey. 36 explores themes of obligation vs choice and destin
Town Historian Lectures On 'Newtown In The American Revolution' (opens the original)
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Town Historian Ben Cruson presented “Newtown in the American Revolution” on July 9 at C.H. Booth Library. The event was part of a series the library organized to celebrate the Semiquincentennial. Over 50 people gathered to listen to Cruson’s presentation. Ahead of the lecture in the meeting room of the library, guests were invited to help themselves to pastries and pink lemonade. Attendees arrived early; some conversed among themselves, and others spoke with Cruson ahead of his lecture. As the l
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