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Third Annual Chautauqua Series Starts July 10th
To promote civic dialogue and educate residents on different issues affecting the community, the Clinton Human Rights Committee (CHRC) has scheduled four weekly lectures to be held through July at the Henry Carter Hull Library starting Wednesday, July 10, at 6:30 p.m. The third annual Clinton Old Fashioned Chautauqua Series...
Branford Youth Football League gears up for exciting season
Danny Federico reporter3.riverbendnews@gmail.com The Branford Youth Football League and Cheerleading is eagerly preparing for the upcoming season, which promises to be full of excitement and competition. Early registration ends on Thursday, July 4, so now is the time for parents to sign up their young athletes. The registration fee for football will increase to $65 after July 4, so early registration is encouraged to take advantage of the current rate. The cheerleading registration fee will remain at $125, and participants will get to keep their uniforms and pom-poms. The season will run from the beginning of August through mid-October, catering to various age groups. These inclu.
Overture Galleries' Summer Exhibitions Reception Set For Next Week
Join Overture for a reception and artists' talks celebrating Overture Galleries’ Summer Exhibitions on Thursday, July 11. The reception runs from 5:30-8:30 p.m. with artists’ talks at 6 p.m. on Rotunda Stage in Overture’s lower level. Don't miss this opportunity to dive deeper into the exhibitions, hear from the artists and mingle with other art lovers!
Branford Community Foundation Awards $93,050 Community Impact Grants to 34 Area Non-profits
The Branford Community Foundation (BCF) is pleased to announce the distribution of $93,050 in community impact grants to 34 area non-profits. These grants, ranging from $800 to $8,000, support vital programs and services which significantly benefit Branford residents. In 2024, BCF experienced a record-breaking year, receiving 45 grant applications—a 32%...
The Crow’s Nest Cocktail Club Debuts Father’s Day Drink
The Crow’s Nest at The Wharf Restaurant at Madison Beach Hotel hosted a craft cocktail-making experience for guests on June 10. Led by Lead Bartender Mike Mills, in collaboration with Stacey Pabst, Trade Development Manager, Connecticut Distributors, Inc., and Jamie Montesi, Connecticut State Manager, William Grant & Sons, the event introduced a new sipper to be featured in the venue’s Crow’s Nest Cocktail Club. The exclusive evening immersed guests in an educational experience under Mills, who crafts a signature cocktail each month for area enthusiasts. In celebration of Father’s Day, Mills created the Mike’s Penicillin, a twist on the traditional tipple. Using 2 ounces of The Balvenie Doublewood 17 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky as the base, Mills substituted the traditional peated Scotch with a rinse of Hudson Whiskey NY Back Room Deal Rye Whiskey, 0.75 ounce of fresh lemon juice and 0.75 ounce of honey ginger syrup, with a lemon peel garnish.
Caught Old Saybrook monkey highlights dangers of owning exotic pets in state
OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WTNH) — An Old Saybrook resident made a startling discovery in his shed last night and it turns out what he found wasn’t supposed to be in this state. “He was right here,” Dan O’Connell said. He was surprised, confused and even a little scared when he saw what was staring back […]
Epke Selected to 2024 US U20 Women’s National Team
SPARKS, Md. – James Madison lacrosse attacker Maddie Epke has been selected to the 2024 US U20 Women's National Team, as announced by USA Lacrosse on Tuesday. Epke and the team will travel to Hong Kong, China to compete in the 2024 Women's U20 Championship from August 15 to August 25. The competition field consists of 20 teams from different countries around the world.
In Tandem: Lockworks Tavernk and SaltBrick Prime Open in Branford
Based on the buzz, brilliant surrounds, and fantastic food and drink at the June 27 sneak peek celebration, Branford is going to love its tandem new eateries, Lockworks Tavern and SaltBrick Prime. Both restaurants, which opened to the public on June 28, have been developed under the creative and talented guidance of long-time Branford resident and accomplished restaurateur, Stephen Goglia.
Visiting Nurses of the Lower Valley Announces 2024 Nursing Scholarship Award Recipients
Press Release from Visiting Nurses of the Lower Valley. In honor of the late Judith McCann Heiser of Ivoryton, the Visiting Nurses of the Lower Valley (VNLV) have awarded their 2024 nursing scholarship to three local applicants. This year’s scholarship recipients are Loretta Cecchini and Jessica Stoetzle of Chester and Taylor Festa of Old Saybrook.
Five-Term Tax Collector Resigns
The Board of Selectmen is poised to appoint a new tax collector after receiving the resignation of long-time tax collector Michele Nuhn. Nuhn's last day will be Friday, July 5. The resignation was announced in a posting on the town website, and according to the town charter, the BOS has...
State agency orders Connecticut governor to replant trees, bushes
GREENWICH, Connecticut: The Greenwich Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency officially ordered Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont to replant more than 180 trees and thousands of bushes chopped down in November on the property behind his Greenwich home. Lamont's lawyer said the wealthy governor had agreed to pick up the entire tab...
CT special session was a wake up call on water. Will we learn from it?
This is a wake-up call for our general assembly that our water must remain in the public trust and that there is an incredible amount of work to be done to ensure that our water remains a public trust resource.
Early onset Alzheimer's patient regains hope thanks to clinical trials, changing mindset
Lauralee Denler, 60, goes for a run on her long, winding driveway in Old Saybrook to train for a 5K. Her wife Tara Milardo runs with her, cheering her on. A year ago, Denler was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s, a term used by physicians when the disease is diagnosed under the age of 65.
THC-infused beverages in Connecticut are now only available at package stores and licensed cannabis shops
HARTFORD, Conn. — In accordance with a new law that went into effect on Monday, THC-infused beverages can only be sold at package stores with an endorsement and cannabis retail establishments such as dispensary facilities, hybrid retailers and retailers. The new law also prevents the sale of THC-infused beverages...
AG Tong probes Capulet Fest, which was moved and scaled back with little notice
AG William Tong is investigating as ticketholders for last weekend’s Capulet Fest music event have been trying to get their money back after the festival was moved to an alternate location without much notice, scaled back and eventually shortened.
Connecticut families can expect EBT payments within coming weeks
CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — After challenges with timelines, thousands of Connecticut families waiting for an EBT payment can expect to receive them three weeks earlier than expected. The initiative was supposed to rollout payments in June, then it was delayed to August, which left families struggling. The Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) now says benefits should […]
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