East Hampton News

Since members of the newly elected town council unable to agree on a chairman Wednesday evening, a special meeting to settle the matter has been scheduled for Tuesday, Nov.

The annual Where On Earth Are We Going? symposium Saturday at Wesleyan University will feature three climate experts who will discuss: "Global Environmental Change And Freshwater Resources: Hope For The Best Or Change To Prepare For The Worst?" Sponsored by the Robert Schumann Lecture Series in the Environmental Studies Program, the event begins at ...

Submitted by Middletown Emblem Club 452 on 2009-11-02.   Sunday, Nov. 8, from 4:30 - 7 p.m., the Middletown Emblem Club 452 will sponsor a Pasta Supper at the Lodge of Elks, Maynard Street, Middletown.

Submitted by Robert Spencer on 2009-11-02.   Winter is coming! The leaves are down and the air is chilledbut it is still wonderfully warm inside the Middlesex YMCA.

Submitted by East Hampton Schools on 2009-11-02.   The Charter Oak Music Festival Concert will be held at East Hampton High School on Thursday, Nov.

Government Announcements Submitted by Larry Bonin on 2009-10-30.   Leaf pick-up is scheduled to begin the week of Nov.

Linda Laraia Lantsberger of East Hampton has been painting watercolor for 10 years.

The public is invited to the reception of "Harvest Time," an exhibit by Rosemary Connor, who is known locally and nationally for her art.

School Stuff Submitted by Don Gates on 2009-10-27.   Provided by East Hampton Schools East Hampton Middle School Principal John Fidler with Superintendant of Schools Judith Golden and board of education chair Michael Vasquenza.

The Glastonbury Youth Football Organization has donated a freezer for the new concession stand at the high school football field.

Three political parties, 15 candidates and seven seats on the town council add up to plenty of information that voters must sift through before casting their votes Nov.

Parks & Recreation Submitted by Cromwell Recreation Department on 2009-10-16.   The Cromwell Recreation Department is currently accepting registrations for all Cromwell youth in grades 2-8 wishing to play basketball this winter.

Connecticut State Police will spend $208,100 on a new arson investigation vehicle.

At The Museum Submitted by Friends of Long Hill Estate on 2009-10-19.   Tickets are still available for a the Wadsworth Haunted Mansion Costume Bash at the Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill Estate, Friday, Oct.

At The Library Submitted by East Hampton Public Library on 2009-10-17.   The East Hampton Public Library will host another in its series of "Take a Break" programs, featuring author Dick Sederquist on Thursday, Oct.

Documents in the case of slain Wesleyan University student Johanna Justin-Jinich say she changed her e-mail address because of worries about a man trying to resume contact with her.

Submitted by Janet M. Crozier on 2009-10-13.   The Old Saybrook Acton Public Library invites you to meet John Herbert, a local author, on Sunday, Oct.

School Stuff Submitted by Michele Jacklin on 2009-10-14.   Thanks to a $92,376 grant from the state Department of Education, Melissa Gregory and Denis Petukhov, 2006 Winter Olympians and U.S. National Four-Time Ice Dancing Silver Medalists, are spearheading a program called "Olympic Fever on Ice at Trinity College," in which middle-school ...

Government Announcements Submitted by Town of East Hampton on 2009-10-13.   Provided by the Town of East Hampton Celebrating the $750,000 grant recently awarded the East Hampton Senior Center are Council Chair Melissa H. Engel, Pat Gulino, Nelson Maurice , Joe Gulino, Senior Director Joanne Ewing, Councilman John Tuttle, Town Manager Jeff ...

Special for Seniors Submitted by J. Ewing on 2009-10-13.   Members and Friends fo the East Hampton Senior Center Walking Club begin their Alzheimer's Memory Walk at Bushnell Park on Oct.