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SALISBURY — The Friday, Feb. 3 night events at the Salisbury Winter Sports Association Jumpfest have been canceled because of expected high winds.
LAKEVILLE — The first batch of Premium Pay bonuses, also known as “Hero Pay,” is being disbursed this week to about 20,000 workers who kept Connecticut operational during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
SALISBURY — An application by the American School for the Deaf (ASD) to construct a 400-square-foot art barn at Camp Isola Bella on East Twin Lake was unanimously approved by the Salisbury Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 17 on the condition it meets safety requirements of the town’s fire marshal.
Marsden Epworth’s “I Am a Toaster” is part of the Housatonic Camera Club’s show at Noble Horizons. Photo by Marsden Epworth
SALISBURY — After a three-year absence, the annual Housatonic Camera Club show opened at Noble Hirizons with a reception on Friday, Jan. 20.
SALISBURY — Chris King, Acting Chief and Senior Political Affairs Officer for the Weapons of Mass Destruction Branch in the Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) at the United Nations, said he remains “resolutely optimistic” despite his opinion that the threat of nuclear war has increased dramatically in recent years.
A 43-acre parcel on Sugar Hill Road in the Amesville section of Salisbury, named Inka’s Woods, was recently donated to the Salisbury Association Land Trust. Photo by Harry White
SALISBURY — The Salisbury Association Land Trust (SALT) greeted 2023 with two conservation gifts that will keep on giving: 43 undeveloped acres atop Sugar Hill Road in the Amesville section of town, and a Forever-Wild Conservation Easement encompassing 82 acres on Dugway Road.
Photo by Riley Klein
The swim and dive teams of Housatonic Valley Regional High School and Nonnewaug High School competed at The Hotchkiss School on Wednesday, Jan. 11. The meet was won by Nonnewaug with a final score of 88-57.
The home on White Hollow Road in Salisbury that was sold by the Salisbury Housing Trust as an affordable housing property. Photo by Griffin Cooper
SALISBURY — A Millerton family’s disheartening, two-year search for an affordable home turned to good fortune in time for the holidays, thanks to assistance through the private, nonprofit Salisbury Housing Trust.
LAKEVILLE — The Depression-era mural found within the lobby of the Lakeville Post Office has been a source of intrigue for patrons of the postal service for many years.
LAKEVILLE — Salisbury Bank and Trust announced on Dec. 5 that it plans to merge with NBT Bank of Norwich, N.Y.
The SBT announcement said that “Salisbury Bank will become a part of NBT Bank during the second quarter of 2023, pending approval by shareholders and required regulatory agencies.”
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