The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/tag/newtown-ct/)
NEWTOWN, CT — Weaving together various stunts, tumbles and jumps, the Masuk High cheerleading team put together an impressive performance in the South-West Conference championship meet, at Newtown High, on Sunday. Read More
State representatives Tony Scott (R-112) and Mitch Bolinsky (R-106) will join the American Red Cross in hosting a virtual Red Cross Emergency Preparedness training class on Tuesday, Feb. Read More
MONROE, CT — Bouquets sold at the Stop & Shop at 228 South Main St. in Newtown this February will put food on the tables of Monroe residents in need. Read More
MONROE, CT — The face of Connecticut’s 112th District may be changing, with Monroe and portions of Easton and Trumbull rather than Monroe and Newtown, but Tony Scott hopes its representative remains the same. Read More
NEWTOWN, CT — Thieves stealing a car in Monroe also have to worry about eluding police in Trumbull, Newtown, Stratford and even as far south as Fairfield and Westport. Read More
To the editor,
As I reflect on the twenty years that have passed since Tuesday morning, September 11th, 2001, I’m heartened by the way our community and our state has always seemed to grow stronger in the face of danger and adversity. Read More
NEWTOWN, CT — Democrats from Monroe and Newtown joined forces for a campaign fundraiser for their municipal candidates this fall. A Night at the Nest, a star-studded event, was held at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards Wednesday evening. Read More
HARTFORD, CT — During a special session in the Connecticut House of Representatives Wednesday, State Rep. Tony Scott, R-Monroe and Newtown, joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers in opposing the extension of Gov. Read More
Editor’s Note: State Rep. Tony Scott submitted this letter on July 12.
To the Editor:
Connecticut residents and their representatives should not allow governance by emergency order to become our “new normal”. Read More
MONROE, CT — Special development districts will give commercial property owners more ways to use their lots, though Planning and Zoning Commission members will have the power to decline proposals they deem inappropriate for certain parts of town. Read More