PHOTO CAPTION:  Speed limit signs are posted all over Newtown, but some residents say drivers don’t heed them. 

By Yvonne Powers, SPN Editor
 Summer is here, and children are everywhere.  In the Newtown Subdivision, there is a posted speed limit of 15 mph for the residential area.
  Safety has become a big concern for Honor Court resident Cecelia “Sky” Solis, who says that cars travel through Newtown at high rates of speed.
   “They need to go 15 miles an hour--the posted speed limit,”says Solis, “people are going like 30 through there.”  Kids are always in the same place, playing and Solis says she’s afraid someone’s going to get hurt.  “I’m really concerned about the little kids,” she says.  “School’s out and they’re in the road from 8 a.m. until dark.”
   Milton Tybo, executive director at the Duck Valley Housing Authority says speeding has always been a problem.  
   “People drive faster than they should,” he agrees.
   Another Newtown resident who wishes to be unidentified,