Friends Just Understand … Thought and Poem … by Jeanne Claire Probst
Today we have another wonderful written piece from Jeanne Claire Probst, in our continuing literary series. Report by Paula Antolini April 16, 2015 6:30PM EDT […]
Rare Canine Influenza (Dog Flu) Outbreak in Midwest: How to Protect Your Dog
Signs of dog flu infection include cough, runny nose and fever, but not all dogs will exhibit signs. The severity of illness associated with dog […]
John Lennon Tribute to Benefit TheatreWorks New Milford, April 25
On Saturday, April 25 at 8:00 p.m., “In My Life: The John Lennon Tribute” will be performed at New Milford High School as a one-night-only […]
Times We Spent Together … Thought and Poem … by Jeanne Claire Probst
Today we have another wonderful written piece from Jeanne Claire Probst, in our continuing literary series. Report by Paula Antolini April 14, 2015 2:38PM EDT […]
Senate Democrats Poised to Pass Student-Friendly Legislation, Aiding Victims of Sexual Assault and Helping Student Veterans on UConn Storrs College Campus; ‘SAFE Nurses’ and ‘OASIS’
Two bills designed to help Connecticut college students are poised to be passed in the state Senate today: making special sexual assault nurses available for […]
Blumenthal, Murphy, Esty Announce Bill in Honor of Sandy Hook’s Jesse Lewis to Provide Social and Emotional Learning Skills to Teachers
Scarlett Lewis said: “We all have to take responsibility for the education and well-being of our children. The Jesse Lewis Empowering Educators Act introduces a […]
At Senators’ Request, Pentagon Agrees to Return to Families the Remains of Sailors Killed at Pearl Harbor
After more than a year-long effort led by U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), and U.S. […]
Sen. Boucher: CTDOT is Closing Older Parking Garage in Stamford Due to Falling Concrete
Replacing the 727-space garage has been part of a long-range CTDOT plan to rebuild and enhance the Transportation Center; in the meantime, the department has […]
Missed Opportunity in Bethel; Vote NO, Too High. Letter to the Editor from Bill Hillman
Hillman: “Bethel has an incredible opportunity this year to fund important expenditures solely through growth in our Grand List and the ‘revenue side of the […]
CT State Rep. Lavielle Opposes Bill Weakening Drug-Free School Zones
“One of our highest priorities on the Committee is keeping children safe at school,” said Rep. Lavielle. “How does making it easier for people to […]
Danbury Joins International ‘Urban Enthusiasts’ with Jane Jacobs Walk, May 3
The 2-mile walk throughout CityCenter, on Sunday May 3rd, will last about two hours and promises hidden treasures, historic notes, tasty bites, and friendly chat. Report […]
Opinion: Why We Love to Hate the DMV; ‘Talking Transportation’ by Jim Cameron
What three letters strike fear in the hearts of every Connecticut motorist? DWI? NSA? No, the DMV, our beloved Department of Motor Vehicles. Report by […]
The Moon and the Stars … Thought and Poem … by Jeanne Claire Probst
Today we have another wonderful written piece from Jeanne Claire Probst, in our continuing literary series. Report by Paula Antolini April 14, 2015 7:54AM EDT […]
The First Ever Poetry Coffeehouse & Open Mic Night at the Bethel Public Library, April 22
In Celebration of National Poetry Month! Report by Paula Antolini April 12, 2015 5:58PM EDT The First Ever Poetry Coffeehouse & Open Mic Night at […]
Register Now for YMCA ESCAPE to the Arts Classes; Painting, Photography, Theater, and More; and View Exhibitions
Spring offerings, and a few new things to help you find your creativity. Report by Paula Antolini April 12, 2015 5:58PM EDT For class description […]
Sen. Boucher Opposes Bill That Will Authorize KENO Gambling in CT
Boucher: “Problem gambling leads to debt, bankruptcies, and can cause great harm in families and communities. I hope you will join me in opposing this […]
Sen. Boucher: Bill Aimed at A Second Chance is a “Get out of Jail Free” Card and the Height of Hypocrisy
Boucher: “I did not support this bill because it moves the people of Connecticut backwards instead of forward. I believe in a second chance for […]
Female Spies in the Civil War at the Bethel Public Library, April 27
Meet some remarkable women at the Bethel Public Library on Monday April 27 in a fascinating program, Female Spies in the Civil War, at 7:00 […]
Art Young & the American Soldier, Gallery Exhibition, Bethel Historical Society, April 19
Of all the causes that Art Young leant his name to, one of his strongest outcries was against the way veterans were treated upon their […]
Taxes are Due This Wednesday; 2015 Deadlines for Filing 2014 Tax Returns
Deadlines for filing 2014 individual income tax returns, as well as deadlines for tax extensions. Report by Paula Antolini April 13, 2015 9:50AM EDT […]
Masters & Mixers Painting & Wine Experience Hosted by Cultural Alliance of Western CT, May 1
“A full house, a fuller wineglass, and the fullest experience,” says teaching artist Susan Jackson, “provide full pleasure. Joining friends and meeting new people while […]
The Oak Rocking Chair … Thought and Poem … by Jeanne Claire Probst
Today we have another wonderful written piece from Jeanne Claire Probst, in our continuing literary series. Report by Paula Antolini April 13, 2015 8:19AM EDT […]
Hillary Clinton’s Announcement of Her 2016 Presidential Run is Via a Video and Tweet That Includes a Theme Focusing on the Middle Class
HILLARY CLINTON: “Americans have fought their way back from tough economic times, but the deck is still stacked is still favor of those at the […]
Bethel Police Commission Public Informational Session Indicated a $400,000 Cost Reduction in New Bethel Police Station Design
The Bethel Police Commission held a Public Informational Session last Thursday evening, April 9, 2015, to discuss the proposal for the revised design of the […]
Important Town Public Hearing Tomorrow, April 14; Your Chance to STOP THE CREMATORIUM! Help Protect Bethel’s Air, Water & Soil
Report by Paula Antolini April 12, 2015 4:24PM EDT (Click on above flyer to view larger. Then click again to view even larger.) Important […]
Announcing the Next Garbanzofest 5, by Seraphemera Books, May 2nd, at Bethel’s Byrd’s Books
Readers, Poets, Storytellers, Music with Lys Guillorn, and the greatest homemade hummus in the world! If you love books, stories, shopping local – THIS EVENT […]
Hey Bethel, It’s Not Us. It’s Hartford! Letter to the Bethel Advocate Editor
Larry Craybas: “Support Bethel and our schools by VOTING YES on both budgets Tuesday, April 21st. Bethel must come first for us! Both budgets are […]
Cats Wear Shoes … Thought and Poem … by Jeanne Claire Probst
Today we have another wonderful written piece from Jeanne Claire Probst, in our continuing literary series. Report by Paula Antolini April 12, 2015 10:27AM EDT […]
Danbury Kids Expo Will Soon Be Here! Informative, Educational, Entertaining, and Fun! April 26
The Danbury Kids Expo is for children of all ages, parents, grandparents and prospective parents or even anyone who is thinking about having a child. […]
Opinion: ‘Talking Transportation’ / Paying for Malloy’s $100 Billion Wish List / By Jim Cameron
There is no question that Governor Malloy’s proposed $100 Billion transportation plan for our state is, as he puts it, “bold”. The question is, is […]