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FALLS VILLAGE — The Region One Board of Education will hold an online public hearing on the proposed budget for 2021-22 on Thursday, April 8, at 7 p.m.
The board will vote to send the budget to referendum after the hearing.
The Zoom meeting ID is 831 0048 7781.
Although there are students on campus at Housatonic Valley Regional High School, the halls are still relatively deserted. Photo by Ian Strever
FALLS VILLAGE — The Region One Board of Education voted to accept Housatonic Valley Regional High School Principal Ian Strever’s plan to reopen the high school to all students starting Monday, April 19.
Strever said the school will keep the current schedule, with no students in the building on Wednesdays to facilitate cleaning.
FALLS VILLAGE — The Board of Selectmen held a special meeting Wednesday, March 17, to work on a municipal budget proposal for 2021-22.
The Cohn family is memorializing Shea Cohn, who died in a car crash last year at the age of 16, with Shea Stones. Photo submitted
FALLS VILLAGE — Shea Stones is a noteworthy project devised by Shea Cohn’s family to memorialize his too-short life and to spread his spirit of adventure out into the world, near and far.
Photo by Tom Brown
The Housatonic Valley Regional High School Mountaineers took on Nonnewaug at home on Tuesday, March 9, and eked out a victory, 39-38. Here, Housatonic’s Tori Dodge, No. 11, maneuvers around an opponent.
Housatonic Valley Regional High School’s Ivan Pascasio kept the ball away from a Terryville opponent on Thursday, March 4, in a home game. Photo by Tom Brown
FALLS VILLAGE — It hasn’t been easy but sports teams have been able to play some matches this season. Terryville came to Housatonic Valley Regional High School for a match-up on Thursday, March 4, with a final score of 85-43 for Terryville.
— Cynthia Hochswender
FALLS VILLAGE — The Board of Selectmen approved a lease for a cafe at the town-owned building at 107 Main St. at their regular meeting Monday, March 8.
FALLS VILLAGE — Housatonic Valley Regional High School will move into a new, “synchronous learning” model starting March 15, Principal Ian Strever told the Region One Board of Education at the board’s regular monthly meeting Monday, March 1.
FALLS VILLAGE — Wildlife expert Ginny Apple told an online audience everything they ever wanted to know about coyotes in a talk sponsored by the David M. Hunt Library on Saturday, Feb. 20.
FALLS VILLAGE — The Board of Selectmen decided to go ahead with improvements to the town-owned building at 107 Main St., which is across the street from Town Hall, and approved a lease for part of the space at the board’s regular monthly meeting (on Zoom) Monday, Feb. 8.
The improvements are new alarms and exit signs, for $5,251.46.
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