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Fresh off the heels of last weekend’s Newtown Arts Festival, Sandy Hook Center will be host to a smaller scale — but equally enjoyable — arts event this weekend. Rockin’ the Hook 2026 will be taking place at and around Heritage Park Pavilion, 7 Glen Road, where all ages will be invited to enjoy live music by four bands, visit with therapy dogs and/or the Lego Table, join the inaugural Village Mural Project creation, and enjoy food and drink options. Attendees on Saturday will also be among the f
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If you missed the press release a few weeks ago, allow me to mention now that Ridgefield Theater Barn will celebrate the opening of its 2026-27 season this weekend. A very regional cast and crew is set to offer a production of Disaster! The Musical. Why am I mentioning this within Newtown’s hometown newspaper? Well (a) Ridgefield isn’t a bad ride from Newtown, and (b) two of our own residents have been cast in this show. Ashley McLeod is portraying Sister Mary Downey, an awkward, judgmental nun
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Sales Rep Jeff Williams had a "dreams come true" moment on Friday, September 4. Jeff and Reporter Sam Cross set off down the hill to a distant neighbor, 61 Church Hill Road, to document and celebrate the grand opening of Monarch Physical Therapy. Opened by Dr Chelsea and Matt Barnes, the new practice specializes in pelvic health and orthopedic wellness. Before the two went down the hill, Sam got a call to her office phone. Jeff realized that co-owner Matt Barnes is the Matt Barnes from the Bosto
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I must start this week’s column by eating some crow. Yuck. I deserve this, however, considering I was wrong last week when I tried to take Michael Morgan to task for curating an exhibition for The Ely Center of Contemporary Art in New Haven dedicated to dogs. It turns out “Deus Ex Bark-ina” is the sequel/canine counterpart to something beautiful and wonderful and fun Michael did last year. Mike (Cornell University MFA ’26) and fellow Big Red student Elina Ansary (MFA ’25) did celebrate cats firs
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Based on my hints last week, were you able to guess where Ezra the Rooster was headed last weekend for the next stop on his Semiquincentennial Tour of Newtown? My hints for you last week said Ezra planned to visit the former home of a man twice married (to women who shared the same first name!), whose wives bore him a combined total of six children, and who served as a member of the Connecticut State House of Representatives, among other life points. I know it was a challenge, but I also promise
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