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SALISBURY — In a brief special meeting on Thursday, July 23 (held online), the Board of Selectmen extended the Salisbury Housing Committee’s option on the Holley Block property by one year.
AMESVILLE — The weekend of Aug. 1 and 2 was quieter along the Housatonic River, as rainy weather on Sunday, Aug. 2, kept most picnickers and day-trippers away.
Cars parked on the sides of roads near the Housatonic River — as was the case last weekend in Kent at Bull’s Bridge— make it hard for emergency vehicles to travel along the roads. Photo by Lans Christensen
SALISBURY — Two women were rescued after falling from the Great Falls on the Housatonic River on Wednesday, July 22.
SALISBURY — State Rep. Maria Horn (D-64) voted for a police reform bill last week in the state House of Representatives.
Dr. Tyler Van Steenbergen (with his dog, River) has opened a new chiropractic practice in Lakeville. Photo by Hunter O. Lyle
LAKEVILLE — Studio Lakeville is becoming a one-stop-shop for health and fitness, with the addition of Dr. Tyler Van Steenbergen’s chiropractic office.
The fitness center, located in the former firehouse in Lakeville, also has classes, exercise machines and the Green Machine, offering fresh smoothies and healthy meals and snacks.
Eliza Montgomery and Ethan Goldwasser were married on Saturday, June 27, at the bride’s family home in Lakeville. Photo submitted
LAKEVILLE — Eliza Juliet Montgomery and Ethan Joseph Goldwasser were married on Saturday, June 27, in Lakeville. Rabbi Jon Haddon officiated at the bride’s family home.
The intense summer heat brought visitors to the Great Falls on the Housatonic River over the weekend. The water level is low but the river is, nonetheless, more dangerous than it looks. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
AMESVILLE — Efforts to control weekend crowds on the Housatonic River resulted in a somewhat calmer situation over the weekend of July 18-19.
Liz Macaire with a sampling of the PPE she and a group of friends have procured from China in an effort to help businesses and other facilities reopen safely. Photo submitted
SALISBURY — A small but mighty group of women entrepreneurs has lofty goals for helping restaurants, schools, hospitals, first responders and others procure urgently needed personal protective equipment (PPE) as the reopening of society fuels demand.
SALISBURY — David T. Ives, the executive director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute at Quinnipiac University in Quinnipiac, Conn., told an online group that there is enough food produced in the world to end hunger. What is lacking is the “political will” to do so.
SALISBURY — First Selectman Curtis Rand told the Salisbury Board of Selectmen on Monday, July 6, that he had asked the First Light power company to close or restrict recreation opportunities at the Great Falls area in Amesville, which is one of the five villages in Salisbury.
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