Week of April 24, 2015

Newtown Bee staff photos taken for the April 24, 2015, print edition of The Newtown Bee.

During a tour of the town’s waterfront neighborhoods, several of which were formerly under the control of private owners’ associations, Public Works Director Fred Hurley noted the severely deteriorating conditions in the Cedarhurst area and on Alpine Circle. Bonded repairs and renovations to these and other town avenues will be among the focal points of a soon-to-be formed Committee for Policy & Planning for Town Roads reporting to the Board of Selectmen. (Voket photo)

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During a tour of the town’s waterfront neighborhoods, several of which were formerly under the control of private owners’ associations, Public Works Director Fred Hurley noted the severely deteriorating conditions in the Cedarhurst area and on Alpine Circle. Bonded repairs and renovations to these and other town avenues will be among the focal points of a soon-to-be formed Committee for Policy & Planning for Town Roads reporting to the Board of Selectmen. (Voket photo)

Bonding For Road Repairs Prompts BOS Form Policy Planning Panel Alpine Circ.