The Lakeville Journal

Mike Farmer and his 1900 braiding machine were on display on the Friday to Sunday, Sept. 23-25 weekend at the Connecticut Antique Machinery Association’s Fall Festival in Kent. Photo by Lans Christensen

People and machinery, and lots of both in Kent

KENT — The Connecticut Antique Machinery Association (CAMA) presented its 37th annual Fall Festival Friday, Sept. 23, to Sunday, Sept. 25. The past two years were overshadowed by COVID-19 for this popular and well-attended event. But not for the 37th year of the festival. Crowds turned out in...

Nick Moore, left, board member of the Save Sharon Hospital organization, Dr. Howard Mortman, center, obstetrics and gynecology, and Dr. David Kurish, internal medicine and cardiology, led a roundtable discussion of proposed cuts in services at Sharon Hospital from the physicians’ perspective on Friday, Sept. 23, at St. Bernard Church in Sharon. Photo by Leila Hawken

Save Sharon Hospital: First roundtable brings physicians’ pleas for help

SHARON — The first of three public roundtables coordinated by the Save Sharon Hospital (SSH) citizens’ organization to rally support in opposition to planned cuts in services at the hospital was held on Friday, Sept. 23, at St. Bernard Church in Sharon. The event attracted 12 residents to hear...

Ian Miller, left, in Norfolk, talked with Ivan Choopeek, top left on screen, and Evan Platt, who were on Zoom from Ukraine on Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Norfolk Hub. Photo by John Coston

Local MIT grads rethink the front line in Ukraine

NORFOLK — Two former graduate school roommates at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who share Norfolk roots, have spent months working with a small international team to deliver medical aid and equipment to Ukraine, and now they are helping the Ukraine military modernize its Soviet-era...

Cornwall

September 28, 2022

Country Market to get new owners

CORNWALL — After a relatively short time on the market, the Cornwall Country Market building will

The Little Guild plans new $4 million facility

Cornwall home destroyed by fire

Cornwall Food and Fuel Fund needs boost

Kent

Mike Farmer and his 1900 braiding machine were on display on the Friday to Sunday, Sept. 23-25 weekend at the Connecticut Antique Machinery Association’s Fall Festival in Kent. Photo by Lans Christensen

September 28, 2022

People and machinery, and lots of both in Kent

KENT — The Connecticut Antique Machinery Association (CAMA) presented its 37th annual Fall Festi

Kent adopts housing plan; trooper hire to face town meeting

Kent officials grapple with sidewalk project concerns

Kent sidewalk work draws complaints from residents

Salisbury

This year’s CROP Walk to end world hunger started out on Lakeview Avenue in Lakeville. The group did a roughly 1-mile circle of the neighborhood. Photo by Cynthia Hochswender

September 28, 2022

CROP Walkers help to end hunger one mile at a time

LAKEVILLE — For decades, the CROP Walk organized by local clergy and churches was one of the bigg

View on Taconic Road to be preserved

Selectmen go ahead with train station study

30th District Senate Race: Harding, Zimmerman deliver their pitches