Oh, Ray, it's so good to be back in my old hometown of New Town, Connecticut.

That's right, you grew up in the Sandy Hook part of town.

I did, and I have plenty of memories from here.

Plus, I still have family in town, so maybe my sister can rustle us up a couple of cold ones

You know after we're done looking for what we're looking for today now. We're walking up church hill road pretty close to the center town.

Yeah, Newtown's iconic giant flagpole is just up ahead at the top of the hill, right there in the middle of the intersection of Churchill and Main Street.

Well, I see why they call it Church Hill. I can see two different churches right by the flagpole.

So the closer one to us is Trinity Episcopal. I can see two different churches right by the flagpole.

So the closer one to us is Trinity Episcopal,

and the white one is actually the New Town Meeting House.

My sister got married there.

All right now we're standing next to a red building with a sign over the door that

says the new town B. Oh and this is our destination, Ray. The new town B

building and parking lot. The B is the town's weekly newspaper and it has been since

1877. It was the first newspaper to ever do a story on me. It was for

flying model rockets at Treadwell Park when I was like 11 years old and it even had this goofy

picture of me holding the rocket.

And by the way the new town B is the first newspaper I ever wrote for.

So I wrote an article about attending the Woodstock 2 Music Festival.

That's so awesome.

So is your past haunting you, Jeff?

Are we here to destroy that old goofy photo or something?

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