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Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
From left, artists Joel Foster of Wassaic, David Crum of Millerton and Richard Griggs of West Cornwall, Conn., posed for photos at the opening of their “Shape+Color+Movement” art show at the David M. Hunt Library in Falls Village, Conn., on Saturday, March 11.
The Galactic Overtones performed at the Center on Main’s open house on Saturday, March 11 to promote the center’s new strategic plan. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
FALLS VILLAGE — The Center on Main held a lively open house Saturday, March 11, to introduce Brook Martinez as the new creative administrator and to promote the Center’s new strategic plan.
FALLS VILLAGE — The Region One Board of Education finalized the proposed spending plan for 2023-24 at the regular board meeting Monday, March 6. The spending plan’s increase is 2.2%, lower than the 2.76% the board was considering in February.
The public hearing is Thursday, April 6 and the referendum is Tuesday, May 2.
FALLS VILLAGE — Rebecca Gaschel-Clark will take over as Director of Pupil Services in Region One on July 1.
The Region One Board of Education made the decision to hire Gaschel-Clark to replace the retiring Martha Schwaikert at the regular board meeting Monday, Feb. 6.
FALLS VILLAGE — Falls Village Transfer Station Coordinator Tracey Wilson and resident Leone Young, who has extensive experience in the waste management business, talked about the challenges facing the town and the state in managing the garbage at the David M. Hunt Library on Friday, March 10.
‘The Shape of Color’ by Joel Foster awaits transportation to the Hunt Library for the March 11 exhibit opening. Photo submitted
FALLS VILLAGE, Conn. — When the “Shape+Color+Movement” art exhibition opens at the David M. Hunt Library on Saturday, March 11, it will feature the work of artists, David Crum, Joel Foster and Richard Griggs.
FALLS VILLAGE — The Center on Main is holding an open house Saturday, March 11, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the center, 103 Main St.
Brook Martinez is the Center’s new Creative Administrator, and along with Adam Sher, who is the president of the Center’s board, will discuss the Center’s new strategic plan.
Ginny Apple expounded on characteristics and habits of the “Fearsome Foursome” at the Hunt Library Feb. 18. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
FALLS VILLAGE — As this non-snowy winter (until this week) winds down, the woods might seem bereft of life. Rest assured, said Ginny Apple. If you go for a ramble, there are animals watching you, including the “Fearsome Foursome”: raccoons, skunks, porcupines and possums.
First Selectman Henry Todd gave an award to Mary Worden at the Lee H. Kellogg School commencement in June 2022. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
FALLS VILLAGE — First Selectman Henry Todd is not running for a fourth term this November.
In a phone interview Thursday, Feb. 23, Todd said he is stepping down and plans to spend considerable time in France, where his son lives.
Old technology meets new as Shamu Sadeh works amid the chickens. Photo submitted
FALLS VILLAGE — Applications are being accepted for Adamah at Home, a three-week program from March 13 - 31 to build food skills, ecological connection, and Jewish community.
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