Sen. Boucher: A ‘Mansion Tax’? Seriously?
The Connecticut “mansion tax” would add a statewide property tax on high-end homes above and beyond the municipal property taxes already paid by property owners. […]
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Save the Date: The Bethel Education Foundation 10th Annual Barnum Ball is March 19
The Barnum Ball is the Bethel Education Foundation’s biggest annual fundraising event and is attended by parents, educators and community members. Report by Paula Antolini […]
UPDATE / BREAKING NEWS / NATIONAL: 14 Dead, Two Suspects Killed, 17 Wounded, 10 Critical, in San Bernardino, California Mass Shooting
Tips lead the police on a high speed chase 4 1/2 hours later which resulted in the shooting of two suspects, a man Syed Rizwan […]
Reminder: Today’s the Day! Bethel $20 Tuesday! Check Out These Deals!
What is $20 Tuesday? A program for people who love to shop and want to support their community. Did you know… that if every household […]
Bethel Citizens Form a Political Action Committee, “Bethel Police Station – Yes” for a YES Vote to Fund a New Bethel Police Station
Concerned citizens have banded together to form a Political Action Committee called “Bethel Police Station – Yes.” The name of the committee, formed by Residents […]
VIDEO: Were You There? Downtown Bethel Winterfest 2015, Tree Lighting and Santa’s Arrival, Nov. 27
Unseasonably warm temperatures had the Town of Bethel bustling with activity on Nov. 27, 2015 during the Annual Bethel Winterfest 2015 arranged by the Bethel […]
Bethel First Selectman Knickerbocker Has Message to Residents About Proposed Bethel Police Station
Knickerbocker: “All of us on the Boards of Selectmen and Finance are well aware the holiday period is not the most convenient time to hold […]
Bethel Police Hosting an Informational Session, Tours of Facility and Q&A, About Present and Proposed Police Station, Dec. 4
The Bethel Police will be hosting an informational session about the plans for the proposed new police headquarters, to be located near Bethel High School […]
Bethel’s Chairman of the Board of Education Larry Craybas Hit by Car Yesterday During the Holiday Festival
Gift Cottage: “Being thankful has taken on a whole new meaning for our family…Last night Larry was hit by a car while helping with the […]
Rep. Gail Lavielle & Commission on Children Host Forum to Explore Technology’s Effects on Student Learning
The forum, entitled “Technology in the Classroom: What Computes?”, will feature representatives of the academic, public education, and business worlds. It will take place in […]
‘Upcoming Referendum Adds Unnecessary Stress to Holiday Season’ Letter to the Editor from Billy Michael
Michael: “From where I stand, Bethel First Selectman’s sensitivity towards those of us who are against a Christmas/Hanukah referendum for the proposed $13.5 million dollar Police Station is dubious at […]
Bethel Tree Lighting and Schedule of Events for Bethel Holiday Activities, Nov. 27
So much is happening in town today! Don’t miss it! Report by Paula Antolini November 27, 2015 12:01PM EDT Bethel Tree Lighting and Schedule of […]
Thirty-Four Bethel High School Students Were Inducted into the National Honor Society in a BHS Ceremony on Nov. 24th
The Bethel Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) is part of a national organization for 11th and 12th grade high school students that seeks […]
From the Boucher Family to Yours: Happy Thanksgiving!
Boucher: “I am so very thankful for being an American. We really do live in the greatest country on Earth. May God always bless this […]
BHS Musician Ben Fitzpatrick Chosen for ‘GRAMMY Camp — Jazz Session’ and ‘GRAMMY In The Schools, Will Perform at 58th Grammy Awards After Party!
Congratulations Ben Fitzpatrick! Bethel High School musician Ben Fitzpatrick will be heading to Los Angeles soon. He was one of only 32 high school students […]
Brotherhood-in-Action Delivered Food to 104 Bethel Families This Week for Thanksgiving
This past Saturday a total of 312 boxes of food were all lined up on long tables, ready to slide up the conveyor belt and […]
VIDEO: Bethel High School ROTC Drill Meet Results from November 21st
Bethel ROTC Drill Meet took place at Bethel High School this past Saturday, November 21, 2015. There were 890 cadets from 19 schools in attendance. […]
Bethel Board of Education Receives Award: CABE Board of Distinction – Level II-2015
Congratulations to the Board of Education on winning the CABE Board of Distinction Award – Level II! The Awards ceremony took place as part of […]
Sen. Murphy Will Tour 8 Businesses in Danbury Today, Encourages Shoppers to Support ‘Small Business Saturday’
Murphy will encourage shoppers to “Shop Small” and support local businesses on “Small Business Saturday” Report by Paula Antolini November 24, 2015 10:38AM EDT […]
‘It’s Been a Good Ride’ … Bethel Cycle Closing on Dec. 7 After 16 Years
“For 16 years Bethel Cycle has been my life. I have given it my all,” said owner Greg Pelican. Report by Paula Antolini November 24, […]
Proposed Bethel Police Station Hearing and Meeting Dates Begin December 1st
The proposed Bethel police station is going to come up soon for reconsideration. Save the Dates: December 1, 8, and possibly 17th. Report by Paula […]
Relay For Life Kick Off Party Reveals New Schedule of Next Relay, June 11, 11 to 11!
A delicious buffet from La Zingara, good conversation and much laughter, aptly describes the Relay For Life Kickoff Party that took place in Bethel, CT, […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Did You Ever Want to Know What It’s Like to Ring the Bell at a Salvation Army Kettle? Well Now’s Your Chance!
Bethel resident Marissa Amundsen is coordinating volunteers to man the kettle this year with Bethel Social Services. What is so incredible is that 90% of […]
Police Chase Intoxicated Driver Who Left Plumtrees Crash Scene with Baby in Car
Bethel Advocate was on the scene at the moment Bethel Police were giving Randall Krizan a field sobriety test on Grassy Plain Street in Bethel. […]
Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut Seeks Art Entries for 2016 Accessible Art Project
The Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut is seeking art entries for the Accessible Art Project 2016, which celebrates its 8th year of showcasing artists who live and […]
Holiday Artisan Fair at Tarrywile Mansion to Benefit Friends of Tarrywile Park, Nov. 29
In Danbury, folks know it’s the holiday season when the 119-year-old Tarrywile Mansion, the centerpiece of the city’s Tarrywile Park, throws open its doors to […]
What Is the Refugee Approval Process in the USA? Can Governors Ban Refugees from their State?
President Obama: “… slamming the doors in their faces would be a betrayal of our values.” Report by Paula Antolini November 8, 2015 8:32AM EDT […]
PHOTOS: Bethel Forward Charette Drop-In Today and First Public Meeting Tonight at 7 p.m., Nov. 17
Did you get a chance to attend the first day of the “Drop-In” Charette today? It ended at 6:00 p.m. but the Charette Public Meeting […]
‘No Refugees in CT’ Petition Has 15,882 Signatures So Far
“Please sign this petition if you do not want refugees in our state of CT. I have seen first hand many homeless veterans who are […]
Sen. Boucher: Connecticut, A Blue State Drowning in Red Ink
Boucher: “To those who think that Connecticut is not drowning in red ink, think again. Connecticut has only $10.1 billion of liquid assets available to […]