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NORTH CANAAN — In keeping with tradition, the Canaan Fire Company’s annual appeal was recently mailed to households in North Canaan and East Canaan asking residents to be generous with their support for the all-volunteer fire company.
Photo by John Coston
Rachel Freund with a fresh-baked tray of scones. Photo by Debra A. Aleksinas
NORTH CANAAN — Up until last year, Theresa Freund was paying about $30 for a flat of 30 dozen eggs at wholesale from a Hudson Valley poultry farm for her family farm’s bakery operation. Now, she is shelling out more than $80 for the same order.
NORTH CANAAN — Originally scheduled to precede the regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) held on Tuesday, Jan. 17, a public hearing on zoning regulation changes was instead postponed until Monday, Feb. 13.
North Canaan’s airstrip on West Main Street opposite the transfer station now is owned by a Sandisfield, Mass., man who has become known as a whistleblower in the Bahamas cryptocurrency crash. Photo by John Coston
North Canaan’s airstrip on West Main Street opposite the transfer station now is owned by a Sandisfield, Mass., man who has become known as a whistleblower in the Bahamas cryptocurrency crash. Photo by John Coston
Photo by John Coston
Trooper Josh Wedge talks to prospective police explorer cadets on Friday, Jan. 20 at the North Canaan Town Hall. For anyone interested, the next meeting is Thursday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m. at Troop B headquarters.
NORTH CANAAN — Citing a lack of public consensus on the issue of commercial cannabis, the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) voted at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 17 to add the question to the ballot for the November 2023 election.
NORTH CANAAN — The Canaan Fire Company named a new chief and officers for 2023 at its annual election meeting on Dec. 1, 2022.
Photo by John Coston
The This ‘n’ That for Habitat thrift store on Ashley Falls Road in North Canaan was open for its last day on Sunday, Jan. 15 and experienced a flood of shoppers over the weekend. The popular store had been operated by Habitat for Humanity of Northwestern Connecticut for more than a decade.
Evan Cooper, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Northwestern Connecticut, managed sales at its North Canaan location on Friday, Jan. 6. Photo by Leila Hawken
NORTH CANAAN — For well more than 10 years, This ‘n’ That for Habitat has served the northwestern Connecticut community, bringing awareness of the essential mission of Habitat for Humanity. In the process the destination thrift shop has provided low cost, high quality home furnishings to customers throughout the region.
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