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STANFORDVILLE — With a slight hint of fall in the air, the 64th Annual Stanford Community Day attracted a large crowd to the Stanford Grange on Route 82.
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.
Nick Millas Photo submitted
HARLEM VALLEY — When Nick Millas was named interim principal for 2021-22 school year at the Career and Technical Institute (CTI) at the Board of Cooperative Educational Services’ (BOCES) Salt Point campus, the new addition at the campus was far from finished.
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.
Stissing Mountain Jr./Sr. High School students arrived for the first day of the 2022-23 school year on Wednesday, Sept. 7. Photo by T.C. Morton
Harlem Valley — Area schools celebrated the first day of the 2022-23 academic year on Wednesday, Sept. 7, following the summer recess.
The North East (Webutuck) Central School District marked the school district’s opening with an ice-cream social for grades K-12 on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
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COPAKE — The 2nd Annual Mini Art Exhibition returns this fall, featuring Roe Jan Library patrons.
How does it work? Drop by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library to pick up a mini canvas and easel. Create a mini masterpiece at home and return it to the library by Saturday, Oct. 8.
ANCRAMDALE — For the past nine years, the Ancramdale Neighbors Helping Neighbors Association (ANHNA) has provided higher education grants to help town of Ancram high school graduates who plan to attend an accredited college, community college or vocational school full time.
Erik Guzman and his wife Kari displayed some of his handcrafted furniture and more at his studio. Photo by Judith O'Hara Balfe
STANFORDVILLE — Tucked away in a remote and beautiful corner of Stanford, Erik Guzman, his wife Kari, their daughter Hanna and their two dogs enjoy the peace and quiet of country life, while Guzman performs miracles on wood, creating objects d’art.
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