Candlelight Vigil Highlights
Local AIDS Quilt Display
By Tanjua Damon
The lecture hall at Newtown High School Thursday evening was a somber place as members of...
By Lisa Peterson
Huntfield Farm, a thriving full-service show barn on Poverty Hollow Road, is growing and moving in the right direction, according to owner and ...
HUD Honors Kennedy Center
TRUMBULL — The Kennedy Center, one of the largest rehabilitation agencies in Connecticut, was honored by the US Department...
An Angelic Christmas Concert
WASHINGTON — The acclaimed children’s choir Chorus Angelicus and the adult vocal ensemble Gaudeamus will pr...
An Opportunity To Meet Nancy White Carlstrom, Sunday
The Booth Library Authors Fund will present Nancy White Carlstrom on Sunday, December 10, at 2 pm, at C.H. ...
‘Scrooge’ At YCBA
NEW HAVEN — Yale Center for British Art will host its annual free screening of Scrooge on Saturday, Decemb...
BNI Sets Breakfast Meetings
Visitors and business members are welcome to attend the weekly breakfast meetings of Business Network International (BNI). The meeti...
Coping With “Holiday Blues”
“Holiday Blues” will be discussed on Wednesday, December 13, at a free workshop spon...
‘Messiah’ Sing-In
NEW HAVEN — Yale Glee Club will host its 18th Annual Handel’s Messiah Sing-In on Sunday, Decem...
Penny,
Thank you for sharing Jack's and your life story. We were moved,Jack was an exceptional person.
Lots of love to you and your wonderful family.
Pat and Julie D'Onofrio
Thank you! BOE budget items lurk in the shadows. Many programs we fund are often dreamed up by the State and pushed down to the districts to implement.
Schools could be consolidated here as enrollment decreases. And some 'luxury' programs should be trimmed. Downsizing administrators and support staff should be considered as well. And a 'few hundred' dollars on top of inflation is a bridge too far.