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Top 5 Stories of the Week on Newtown Patch
Here's the news readers turned to from April 21 to April 27.
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Preview: Newtown Players Kick Off New Season [Video]
The season opens with "The Little Dog Laughed" at the Little Theatre on Orchard Hill Road.
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School Board Approves Funds for Sandy Hook Pre-Construction Consulting
Officials want to get a head start on designs for the school site, eying a Stamford-area project management firm.
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Mountain Drive Home Sells for $252K
The latest home sales from the Newtown town clerk.
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Community Foundation Will Give $7.7 Million to 40 Families
The foundation, spun off from the United Way's support fund, will also hold public hearings to gather input.
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Community Foundation Will Give $7.7 Million to 40 Families
The foundation, spun off from the United Way's support fund, will also hold public hearings to gather input.
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Sandy Hook Merchants Have High Hopes for Block Party
Business owners are preparing for this weekend's Spring Fling, organized by the Sandy Hook Organization for Prosperity.
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Municipal, Education Budgets Fail at Referendum
In addition, most residents felt proposals were not too low, officials reported. Another referendum is planned for May 14.
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Newtown Sends Love to Boston
This banner, signed by Newtown residents and families of Sandy Hook victims, is on its way to Boston.
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Voting Underway for Today's Budget Referendum
Live updates as reactions and results come in.
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Finance Board Revisits Budget Issues
In voting to send recommendations to the town, the board restored funding to several municipal and education items.
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In Memoriam: William McDonough, 69
A longtime Sandy Hook resident before moving to Vermont, he returned a few years ago.
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The Ballot: Take a Look Before You Vote
A sample ballot for Tuesday's budget referendum.
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Town Leaders on What You Need to Know Before Budget Referendum
We asked officials whether they thought the budget would pass and what they would have liked to revisit.
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Top 5 Stories of the Week on Newtown Patch
Here's the news readers turned to from April 14 to April 20.
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Task Force Narrows Down Top Choices for Future Sandy Hook School
A group charged with deciding the future of Sandy Hook School will focus on the former site and a nearby property.
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Bifurcation: Ready to Vote on Two Budgets?
Voters will approve the town budget and education budget separately this year. We asked officials what role bifurcation could play in the vote.
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$1.3 Million Glenmor Drive Home Leads Recent Newtown Home Sales
The latest home sales from the Newtown town clerk.
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Expanded Background Checks Fail in Senate
Despite calls from some Sandy Hook victims' families, the U.S. Senate voted down a "compromise" gun control measure, 54-46.
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Report: Newtown Funds Got $20 Million, Have Distributed $2.9 Million
The Connecticut Attorney General issued a report today from 43 charities serving the Newtown community.
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