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The event featured a horticulture competition, historical presentation, coffee and annual meeting and the passing of the torch from President Martina Doshan to the new Club President, Char Barnes. Continue Reading →
Did you know that the US Navy is now engaged in its biggest sea battle since World War II? That’s the news from the Red Sea where US Navy and other allies’ warships are patrolling the waters, trying to keep shipping safe on its way to and from the Suez Canal despite constant bombardments by the Houthis. Continue Reading →
Three swim distances are available at the June 29th swim: a half-mile, 1.5-mile and 3-mile swim. NEW this year is a Kids’ Splash for children ages 6 to 11 and for parents with young children, and a High School Cup trophy to be awarded to a Fairfield County area high school team (a combined swim, dive and/or water polo team), who together fundraises the most. Continue Reading →
A wake will be held on Monday July 1, 2024 at Leo P Gallagher & Son Funeral Home from 2:00-4:00 pm and 6:00-8:00 pm. A funeral will be held at St. Catherine of Siena Church on Tuesday July 2, 2024 at 10:00 am. Continue Reading →
The application narrative says the owner has been signed with DeCicco & Sons for them to open a new store at the shopping center. Continue Reading →
The building is a legally non-conforming office building. Built in 1970 it was originally the developers office for Putnam Green, now known as Greenwich Place. Continue Reading →
The Bee Mindful program provides education to hospital staff on the unique needs of people with special needs and how to improve care for this patient population, as well as a Patient Neurobehavioral Assessment tool (PNAT), which is an assessment and intervention tool that individualizes and provides continuity of care. Continue Reading →
Valid beach/park pass required for entry. Bring your own shovel, sculpting tools and equipment. Any natural objects found on the beach may be used for sculptures. Continue Reading →
The suspect remained in police custody on a $750,000 bond. Continue Reading →
