Week of January 23, 2015

Newtown Bee staff photos taken for the January 23, 2015, print edition.

Residents and visitors exiting Interstate 84 onto Church Hill Road will soon see a new, aesthetically pleasing, Colonial-looking mini mart after company and local officials took part in the official groundbreaking for the planned Wheels gas station and mini mart being developed at the site by Connecticut-based Consumers’ Petroleum. Among the participants are, from left, Newtown Director of Planning George Benson, Economic Development Coordinator Betsy Paynter, Economic Development Commission Vice Chair Elana Bertram, Consumers’ General Manager of Construction and Facilities Jim Lantowski, First Selectman Pat Llodra, and Consumers’ Petroleum owner Richard Wiehl. (Voket photo)

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Residents and visitors exiting Interstate 84 onto Church Hill Road will soon see a new, aesthetically pleasing, Colonial-looking mini mart after company and local officials took part in the official groundbreaking for the planned Wheels gas station and mini mart being developed at the site by Connecticut-based Consumers’ Petroleum. Among the participants are, from left, Newtown Director of Planning George Benson, Economic Development Coordinator Betsy Paynter, Economic Development Commission Vice Chair Elana Bertram, Consumers’ General Manager of Construction and Facilities Jim Lantowski, First Selectman Pat Llodra, and Consumers’ Petroleum owner Richard Wiehl. (Voket photo)

Consumers Petroleum Breaks Ground for Wheels Mini mart