
Shannon Hicks
Associate Editor at Newtown Bee
daughter, sister, aunt, wife, friend, master photographer, newspaper editor, Jeep driver, cancer survivor and proud volunteer firefighter
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5 days ago |
newtownbee.com | Shannon Hicks
One week before Jews around the world began their annual festival to celebrate the exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, nearly 40 people gathered in The Great Room of Newtown Congregational Church for a Seder presented by Newtown Interfaith Council (NIC). Guests of all ages, ranging from a table of young adults to tables of adults and senior citizens, listened and joined local leaders of faith while they explained and then observed the steps of a Seder during the April 6 event.
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1 week ago |
newtownbee.com | Shannon Hicks
A Bethel man was arrested on three charges early Saturday morning after he crashed his vehicle into another vehicle while traveling in the wrong direction on I-84 in Newtown. It was the latest wrong way crash in Connecticut, where similar crashes have been growing exponentially in recent years. Connecticut State Police responded to I-84 West between Exits 10 and 11 around 2 am April 12 after being alerted to a crash in that area.
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1 month ago |
newtownbee.com | Shannon Hicks
John Bobowski and his partners are on a mission to share life-changing stories. “We’ve figured out that people’s lives have magic in them,” he said recently. “Everyone has a story that’s full of magic, some wonder, some incredible event that took place in their life that’s either changed them, or inspired them, and from that we can conclude that the world is full of abundance. “There’s an abundance of joy,” he continued.
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1 month ago |
newtownbee.com | Shannon Hicks
The trickle-down effect of some of President Trump’s first actions after returning to office two months ago has reached Newtown. Soon after his swearing in on January 20, Trump halted the resettlement of refugees from overseas indefinitely as part of his broad immigration crackdown. A letter issued by the US State Department that week suspended funding to groups that assist refugees with housing, job placement, and other needs as part of a broad pause on aid, according to Reuters.
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1 month ago |
newtownbee.com | Shannon Hicks
Friends Of Newtown Seniors (FONS) has received a grant from the state’s affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to put toward expenses for a pivotal One Town One Read program tied in to the recently launched “Timeless Newtown” series. “Timeless Newtown: Embracing Every Generation” is a series organizers hope will break through stereotypes and destructive thinking toward aging and the elderly. There are three areas of focus for the year-long series.
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