Let It Rain … 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 May 16, 2015 8:35AM EDT […]
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PHOTOS: Bethel High School Seniors, Class of 2015, Gather for Prom
Perfect weather for Bethel High School Senior Prom. Report and Photography by Paula Antolini May 15, 2015 10:40PM EDT Photo above: Bethel High School Principal […]
Bethel Businesses Owners: A Chance to Receive $100,000 Each in Grants (Part of $2 Million) That Will Be Given to 20 Small Businesses in the USA!
Applications must be submitted by June 5, 2015. Report by Paula Antolini May 14, 2015 3:09PM EDT MISSION MAIN STREET GRANTS Chase is giving a […]
Bethel Arts: Look What’s Happening in Bethel This Weekend!
From Watercolors to Cabaret…There’s a lot happening in May & June with Bethel Arts Events! Report by Paula Antolini May 14, 2015 1:25PM EDT Bethel […]
Saturday’s Protest Rally Gains Much Support to Oppose the Proposed Crematorium in Bethel’s Clarke Business Park
A group of residents, including the business owner of Skyzone (in Clarke Business Park) Edward Kim and his son, gathered along Greenwood Avenue in Bethel […]
PHOTOS: Bethel’s Proposed Crematorium is Already Causing Many Businesses to Leave Clarke Business Park
Many businesses and residents are worried about health issues and property values in Bethel because of the proposed crematorium in Clarke Business Park. Will This […]
A Recap of Bethel CT Proposed Crematorium Controversy in the Last Year
The Bethel crematorium controversy has grown in complexity from early last year, when the text amendment application was first submitted, then subsequently the building permit […]
Boucher: ‘Voices Matter, Public Input Cannot Be Ignored.’ Getting Our State Budget Under Control
We made lawmakers on both sides of the aisle think seriously about what $2.4 billion in new taxes would do to our state. Report by […]
My Garden of Names … 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 May 11, 2015 2:54PM EDT […]
Read What Bethel Residents and Business Owners Are Saying About the Proposed Crematorium in Clarke Business Park; Attend the PUBLIC HEARING MAY 12
There are 207 signatures on the online petition opposing the Bethel CT proposed crematorium in Clarke Business Park, and more signatures on paper petitions circulated […]
Motherhood … 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 May 10, 2015 11:30AM EDT […]
Excitement Surrounded the Bethel Cinema Movie Premiere of ‘Indemnification Claimed’
Excitement was in the air as guests arrived to the Red Carpet Premiere of Indemnification Claimed to view the screening of local Danbury filmmaker Pete […]
Letter Carriers’ Annual Food Drive Set for Saturday, May 9, Throughout Nation
National Organizations and Community Members Pitch in to Help Millions of Americans Facing Hunger in All 50 States Report by Paula Antolini May 8, 2015 […]
Attend the CREMATORIUM PROTEST RALLY Saturday, May 9, and Also Attend the CREMATORIUM PUBLIC HEARING Tuesday, May 12
There will be a protest rally this Saturday, May 9, at 1:00p.m. on the corner of Greenwood Avenue and Library Place (in front of the […]
Bethel Legal Notices, April 21 to May 7, 2015
Legal Notices published in print newspapers for the Town of Bethel, CT. Report by Paula Antolini May 7, 2015 10:14AM EDT BETHEL: HEARING NOTICE Pursuant […]
Bethel High School World Language Department Needs Host Families for Exchange Student Program with Spain This Summer, June 29-July 22
The Bethel High School World Language Department is currently looking for families to take advantage of this culturally enriching and life-changing opportunity by hosting this […]
Giving Mom the Gift of Health: Encourage the Moms in Your Life to Get Up to Date on Cancer Screening Tests
Along with giving Mother’s Day gifts and sending greetings this year, encourage the moms in your life to get up to date on cancer screening […]
Codfish Hill Cell Tower: Connecticut Siting Council Public Hearing is Tuesday, June 2
Report by Paula Antolini May 5, 2015 9:58AM EDT OPINION (This was sent to Bethel Advocate by the group of community members opposing the cell […]
Spring Cleaning … 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 May 2, 2015 3:12PM EDT […]
Residents’ Opposition Is Strong Against Codfish Hill Cell Phone Tower; Hearing on June 2
The group is asking that interested community members attend a CSC hearing on June 2 at Bethel Town Hall at 7 p.m. Report by Paula Antolini May 1, […]
Possible Layoffs for Some of Bethel’s 69 Non-Tenured Teachers Could Occur by May 1
On Wednesday, $542,000 was cut from the budget by the Board of Finance, with more than 50% cut from the education budget. District officials are […]
A Bethel $500,000 Grant Is In Jeopardy, Approved in 2007 and Never Used, Might Be Too Late To Recover
Bethel officials just discovered a $500,000 grant that was approved in 2007 and never used, however, it might be too late to recover the funds. […]
Bethel Garden Club Annual Plant Sale is May 16 Behind the United Methodist Church
The popular event features tried-and-true locally grown perennials at bargain prices, organic heirloom tomato plants, garden-related items, and a raffle. Report by Paula Antolini April […]
Sen. Boucher: ‘We Must Work Together to Find A Different Way’
“This is a $2 Billion tax plan that will further drive jobs and people out of state. We must work together to find a different […]
Bethel Arts ‘Mommy and Me’ Painting Class at ARTSPACE, Saturday, May 9
Kids grab your Moms (or Dads) and join us for a special painting class! Local artists Karen Hess and Missy Hopkins will help you create […]
Bethel Public Library Art Gallery in May; Ted Taylor Oil Paintings and Gary J. Stanford Photography
The Bethel Public Library is pleased to invite the public to view the fine work of two local artists during the month of May. Each […]
On Location with Local Filmmaker Pete Alcide; Making of the Movie ‘Indemnification Claimed;’ Red Carpet Premiere May 3, Bethel Cinema
While the temperatures were still in the single digits, local filmmaker Pete Alcide, of PeteMEDIA, was hard at work filming his third movie “Indemnification Claimed” […]
Changes Can Drive a Person Crazy … 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 29, 2015 8:25AM EDT […]
‘Chaski Fest’ and ‘Danbury Ride of Silence’ on Danbury Green, May 9 and 20
Chaski is the Quechua word (native Andean language) for messenger. On Saturday, May 9th, 12:00pm to 8:00pm, the CityCenter Danbury Green at Ives Street will […]
Is the Bethel Proposed Crematorium Applicant McLoughlin Following Procedure Properly? A Recap of What Transpired at the Last Crematorium Public Hearing
“Right now this plan violates your own regulations,” said Attorney Neil Marcus to the P&Z, about the crematorium site plan. Report by Paula Antolini […]