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Photo courtesy of Berkshire School
Berkshire School boys varsity soccer’s Phillip DeLima gets pressed by Hotchkiss defender Anish Reid on Wednesday, Sept. 21 at Berkshire. Berkshire prevailed 5-0.
Chris DuPont, Maria Horn, Stephen Harding and Eva Bermudez Zimmerman Photos by Patrick L. Sullivan
GOSHEN — Incumbents from the state Legislature sat with their opponents and fielded questions Wednesday evening, Sept. 14, at Sunset Meadows Winery in Goshen. The event was sponsored by the Goshen Business Circle.
HARTFORD — The Connecticut Office of Health Strategy (OHS) has scheduled a public hearing in October on Sharon Hospital’s request to eliminate labor and delivery services as a cost-saving measure.
In August, the Sharon Audubon Center launched a new way to track birds, thanks to Audubon’s Migratory Bird Initiative, a grant from the William T. Wharton Trust, and the willing hands of volunteers from Drake Real Estate Partners.
HARTFORD — Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced on Monday, Sept. 12 that he has sent a request to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for approval of primary natural disaster declarations in Litchfield and New Haven counties for damages sustained by agricultural producers during the drought.
Richard Schlesinger, a veteran CBS News correspondent, left, and Sam Waterston, lead actor in “The Killing Fields,” a film about journalists covering the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, discuss the movie Saturday, Sept. 10 at The Moviehouse before a showing to a sellout crowd. Photo by Leila Hawken
MILLERTON — In celebration of 125 years of local weekly news publishing, The Lakeville Journal Foundation created a series of communitywide events, including a four-part film series at The Moviehouse in Millerton.
Each award-winning film portrayed the work of committed journalists.
The cost of health insurance plans on and off Connecticut’s Affordable Care Act Exchange will increase next year by as much as 25%, according to final numbers released by the state Friday, Sept. 2 deepening concerns about health care access.
Here are the new teachers and staff in the Region One School District for the 2022-23 school year, which began Monday, Aug. 29.
Photo by Bridget Taylor
The Norfolk Library’s annual book sale drew people from far and wide over the Aug. 27-28 weekend, with patrons from all across Connecticut as well as Rhode Island and the Bronx, Staten Island and upstate New York.
Luke DeGennaro, 11, of Mansfield, gets vaccinated at Mansfield Family Practice in Storrs last November after eligibility opened for 5-to-11-year-olds. Photo by YEHYUN KIM / CTMIRROR.ORG
Physicians are urging parents who have adopted a wait-and-see approach to vaccinating their young children against COVID-19 to get the shot before school resumes, when kids will again be in close quarters and infection rates are expected to rise.
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