CT Troopers Participate in ‘UDrive, UText, UPay’ Distracted Driving Campaign
This high-profile initiative will target motorists who are using hand-held cell phones and mobile devices – talking or sending text messages – while driving. Report […]
Bethel Advocate
Sen. Boucher: April is Connecticut’s Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Boucher: Federal law ensures that all students with disabilities receive an appropriate public education at no cost to the family. There are some great local […]
Bethel Fire Depts. Respond to House Fire at Castle Hill Dr, Corner of Payne Rd.
Bethel and Stony Hill Fire Departments responded to a house fire at 43 Castle Hill Drive in Bethel, CT, on the corner of Payne […]
‘Elephants in the Room’ at the PT Barnum Museum, April 8, and More!
April’s Sneak Peek program focuses on the large variety of elephant artifacts in The Barnum Museum collection in celebration of the past event of Jumbo, […]
It’s Raining Again! … 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 8, 2015 10:21AM EDT […]
Bethel Public Schools Reminder About Strict Policy Regarding Tardiness
Any student tardy to school (or class) by more than 20 minutes is considered absent. Any student tardy to school (or class) without being excused, […]
Am I Going To Be Late? … 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 7, 2015 11:00AM EDT […]
‘World of Colors’ Concert on CityCenter Danbury Green, by World Heritage Cultural Center, June 20
Danbury’s World Heritage Cultural Center Brings Together Groups That Represent the World, Saturday, June 20th, on CityCenter Danbury Green. Report by Paula Antolini April 7, […]
Bethel High School Will Offer Two New Guitar Courses to 9-10-11th Grade Students, Beginning Next Year
BHS will be offering two new Guitar courses next school year. This pilot course will be taught by Mr. Baumer from the middle school. Any […]
Rep. Jay Case Supports April’s ‘National Sexual Assault Awareness Month’
Rep. Jay Case is hoping you will help educate others on these awful crimes and find ways to prevent further tragedies from occurring at home, […]
Bethel Arts Grand Re-Opening of Bethel Artspace, New Location, April 25
Bethel Arts will be celebrating the Grand Re-Opening of their new space at: 91 Greenwood Avenue (across from Caraluzzi’s) on Saturday, April 25, 2015, from […]
Gov. Malloy: Nonprescription Medications Are Sales Tax Free in CT
“Making nonprescription medications exempt from the sales tax will mean lower costs for consumers while ultimately leading to a better public health outcome for all,” […]
Moon Shadows … 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 5, 2015 8:17AM EDT […]
Sen. Murphy Urges CT General Assembly to Strengthen Juvenile Justice System, Restrict Use of Shackles on Youth
Murphy: “…indiscriminate juvenile shackling is an indefensible practice… [but] I am hopeful that Connecticut will once again prove to be a leader and a model.” […]
What is the Origin of the Easter Bunny, Easter Eggs, Easter Candy and Easter Parade?
The Easter bunny reportedly was introduced to America by the German immigrants who brought over their stories of an egg-laying hare. The decoration of eggs […]
Happy Easter! All About Easter in the Catholic Church
Easter is the greatest feast in the Christian calendar. On this Sunday, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. For Catholics, Easter […]
Seasons vs. Reading, Which One is Right for You? … 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 4, 2015 6:00AM EDT […]
Where to Find Easter Egg Hunts, Parades, Train Rides, and More, in Fairfield County CT
Easter egg hunts for children, infants, and toddlers, in Fairfield County. Report by Paula Antolini April 3, 2015 10:35PM EDT Want to go to an […]
Annual Easter Flower Sale to Support Ambulance Service, Stony Hill Fire Department, April 3-5
Please stop by and help the Stony Hill Fire Department fundraiser. Report by Paula Antolini April 3, 2015 5:10PM EDT OK FOLKS IT’S THAT TIME […]
Passover Begins at Sundown Tonight; The Story of Passover
The festival holds great significance for the entire Jewish community residing across the world. Report by Paula Antolini April 3, 2015 4:06PM EDT Passover Begins […]
B. Shawn McLoughlin, Applicant for Bethel Crematorium, Moving Forward; CT Coining Requests Moratorium and Zoning Amendment to Stop Crematorium; Public Hearing April 14th
Important Bethel Planning and Zoning Commission meeting approaching, regarding applications and approval of a crematorium in Bethel, zoning amendments, and request for a moratorium, on […]
Watch A Blood Moon Eclipse April 4th, 3rd Eclipse in the 2014-2015 Tetrad
On Saturday, April 4, much of the world will witness the third in a tightly packed series of four total lunar eclipses. The week’s event […]
Reality … 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 3, 2015 11:19AM EDT […]
WCSU Jazz Fest to Feature Jazz Legends Kenny Barron, Jimmy Heath, April 23-25
Western Connecticut State University will celebrate two decades of bringing elite performers of the jazz world to Danbury as it presents the 20th annual WCSU […]
Gov. Malloy Proclaims ‘Husky Weekend’ in the State of CT, April 3-5
Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that he is proclaiming Friday, April 3 through Sunday, April 5, 2015 as “Husky Weekend” in the State of […]
If Only We Would … 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 2, 2015 9:30AM EDT […]
Gov. Malloy and Local Officials Commemorate Start of I-84 Widening Project
Governor Dannel P. Malloy today joined Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner James P. Redeker and other local officials for a groundbreaking ceremony in Waterbury to […]
Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage, Walnut Hill Community Church, May 1-2
Laughter isn’t only the best medicine, it can also be the best marriage counselor. On May 1 and 2 at Walnut Hill Community Church, couples […]
Larry Deming Violin Concert, April 18 at the Bethel Public Library
Enjoy an uplifting and entertaining afternoon as Larry Deming inspires us with selections from J. S. Bach’s Six Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin and […]
‘Bethel Shakes’ is a New, Old-Fashioned, Soda Fountain / General Store / Bar, Opening in Bethel April 11
The establishment will be an old-fashioned soda fountain, serving ice cream shakes and other drinks, along with a general store that will sell everything from […]