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“Think young and old; students and mothers; and those most vulnerable - then tell us which video delivers the flu prevention message best.” - U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
“You have the governor and the attorney general saying they’re opposed to it - so I think that would sway them to at least look at other properties.” Franklin First Selectman Richard Matters
Some students, however, won’t be moving into on-campus facilities, due to an overwhelming demand for on-campus housing at ECSU.
One man is traveling through Connecticut to peddle his independent film on pedal power.
William Roulston is biking through Connecticut this summer and fall from his home in Stamford, with his journey taking him to Eastford, Chaplin and Hampton in September with more local stops possible.
But this is no ordinary bike ride.
Roulston is also bringing with [...]
The 160th Annual Brooklyn Fair on Rte. 169 in Brooklyn, Connecticut runs through Sunday, August 30th. Gates open at 8 am. The Fair celebrates 200 years of the Windham Agricultural Society and features Midway amusement rides, tractor pulls, livestock contests, agricultural exhibits, great food and lots more. Visit www.brooklynfair.org for more info.
Sara Sabo and Master Plan will perform at 7 p.m. at the Willimantic Camp Meeting Association’s Tabernacle in the Pines, 453 Windham Road, Willimantic. For more information, log on to www.willimanticcampmeeting.org.
TOP: Lynn Keleher, Marty Lavoy and Carol Buch, all of Willimantic, sweep the brick pathway of the Garden on the Bridge on Thursday. Over the last few months, the weeds have grown up and, unfortunately, vandalism has taken place at the bridge. So Gene Bowen of the Garden Club of Windham organized volunteers to work [...]
In a civil trial on July 23 in Windham Superior court, the Arsenaults were found to be responsible for costs to the Town of Windham of approximately $7,880.
The fiscal year covered in the report ended in September 2008, which was prior to the severe economic downturn of October 2008 that continues to date.
A 17-year-old Scotland resident, rescued Tuesday after being buried up to his lips in a hole on a Rhode Island beach, has been released from the hospital. James Boyden, a 2009 graduate of Parish Hill High School, was trapped when a hand-dug hole collapsed around him while he was inside.
His father, Kenneth Boyden, said James [...]
