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Planned Parenthood of Southern New England proudly stands with True Colors, Inc., at the 23rd Annual True Colors Conference in Storrs, CT.
Students from Branford and Guilford were among the newly named Antonine Scholars.
Olympics theme highlights the night at Greenwich Country Club.
Stamford resident Mary Jane Newman serves as Westfair’s Musical Director.
The resolution aims to “ensure our ecosystem remains preserved as a living laboratory.”
The World Down Syndrome Day virtual 5k run/walk will raise funds for the LuMind Foundation.
FOCUS welcomes community volunteers as well as monetary donations to serve area children and young adults with autism.
Now hiring for all positions.
Monroe residents are encouraged to practice responsible landscaping.
Nastasja Haughton from Stamford’s Westhill High School is among the finalists.
Owen Elphick from E.O. Smith High School in Storrs is among the finalists.
Mayor Maturo celebrated with seniors at the East Haven Senior Center.
The spelling bee was held Saturday, March 12.
Easton residents are encouraged to practice responsible landscaping.
The schedule for the spring storytime program is now available.
Shelton residents are encouraged to practice responsible landscaping.
Shami Khoshabo from Bethel High School is among the finalists.
Nicole Kearney from Joel Barlow High School in Redding is among the finalists.
Vivian Altopp from Ridgefield High School is among the finalists.
Reyno A. Giallongo, Jr. of First County Bank, has been appointed to New York Federal Reserve Bank Community Institutions Advisory Council.
