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Two Memorial Day Parades In Simsbury
A parade in Tariffville will start off on Main Street and Winthrop Street at 9 a.m. The parade finishes at St.
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Reader Submitted: Tcby Comes To Bloomfield
Mark and Lisa Arnold, pictured in their TCBY Avon Marketplace store with daughters Zoe and Rori, are opening in Bloomfield's Wintonbury Mall in June.
Thursday May 23 | The Hartford Courant
Westminster School To Hold 125 t h Commencement
The event will include speeches from the class of 2013's oustanding scholar and the student body president, according to the school.
Author Michelle Alexander To Be Honored At Stowe's Big Tent Jubilee
Registration is open for the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center's big event, the Stowe Prize Big Tent Jubilee, which will take place on May 30 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on the Stowe Center grounds, 77 Forest St., Hartford.
The Flaming Lips Will No Longer Play In Simsbury
The town has decided against having The Flaming Lips play at the performing arts center at Simsbury Meadows this summer.
Reader Submitted: Camp-tastic Kid's Fair Hosted By New England Urgent Care
Although it may catch parents by surprise, the school year is already winding down and kids across Connecticut will be heading off to summer camps.
Glastonbury Town Council May Take A Stance On State Police's Proposed Firearms Training Facility
The town council is preparing for its own public hearing of sorts on a state police proposal to build a firearms training facility within the Meshomasic State Forest.
Simsbury Budget Referendum Is Tuesday
Residents will have their say Tuesday on the budgets for the board of selectmen and school board for 2013-2014. Voters will be asked to approve three questions: the $18.3 million board of selectmen's budget, which is a spending increase of 1.71 percent over the current budget; the board of education's $65 million budget, which is a spending ... (more)
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Reader Submitted: Simsbury Bank Announced Ken Sklodosky Received...
Simsbury Bank is pleased to announce that Ken Sklodosky, vice president and senior market manager of the Bloomfield branch, received the Paul Harris Award from the Rotary Club of Bloomfield.
Glastonbury Residents Oppose Firing Range in Town
State Police hold an informational meeting for the Glastonbury public to voice their opinions on a proposed police training facility that would have a large gun range.
Reader Submitted: Families Struggling With Alzheimer's Or Dementia
There's Help! Nutmeg TV's Live Mic Call In Show, hosted by Charlotte Neild, wil provide an interactive experience between Freddi Hoffmann, MS, vice president at McLean in Simsbury who works with families as they struggle with the issues of dementia , helping them through the available services within the community, and Dianne Thurston, MA, LPC who ... (more)
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Simsbury Elementary School Participates In Bike To School Day
The bike racks at Latimer Lane School were full Wednesday when scores of students, accompanied by parents and chaperones, took the bike paths and streets to bike and walk to school.
Simsbury Crash Claims Driver's Life
Simsbury police and a regional accident reconstruction squad are investigating a one-car crash that claimed the life of the driver and injured a passenger.
There are some things young children should never have to be without, especially their mother.
Simsbury Plaque Honors Bike Sculpture Donors
The sculpture was installed last spring and was created by local artist Vicente Garcia.
Frampton To Play Simsbury Meadows This Summer
The two artists, The Flaming Lips and Peter Frampton, will join a lineup of two other artists this summer after the conditional approval from the board of selectmen.
OP-ED Sell Water To UConn? Or Flush It Away?
In a state which has suffered a net loss of jobs for more than a decade, the potential for economic development at and around the University of Connecticut is welcome news.
Proposal for shooting range in forest
A proposal to move a state police training facility to what's now part of a state forest has people who live nearby up in arms.