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SALISBURY — Students, parents, teachers and community members joined together last Friday for the fourth annual Wine Dinner and Auction to benefit Housatonic Valley Regional High School’s travel club, Northwest Corner: Students Without Borders.
Brian Ross, left, moderated the Salisbury Forum discussion with Marty Baron, Subrata De and John Coston at The Hotchkiss School on Sept. 16. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
LAKEVILLE — The Salisbury Forum hosted “The Future of American Journalism,” a panel discussion with four veteran journalists, at The Hotchkiss School on Friday, Sept. 16.
Photo by Anne Day
The Lakeville Journal’s 125th anniversary was celebrated Saturday, Sept. 17, at the town Grove in Salisbury, where several hundred people gathered in support of the paper’s future as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
The bridge on Salmon Kill Road will be closed starting Monday, Sept. 19, for repairs and will remain closed until spring. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
SALISBURY — The Board of Selectmen met online Monday, Sept. 12, and discussed the Salmon Kill bridge, the possibility of a new ordinance for short-term rentals, and a new sidewalk between the Scoville Memorial Library and Salmon Kill Road.
SALISBURY — The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission (IWWC) on Monday, Sept. 12, tabled discussion of its proposed regulations rewrite, including provisions to expand Upland Review Areas (URA), and instead acted on several applications, a few involving projects encroaching entirely or partially on URAs.
SALISBURY — During a lengthy public hearing Tuesday, Sept. 6, on a subdivision application at 130 Taconic Road, the Planning and Zoning Commission continued the hearing to Tuesday, Sept. 20, and asked for some changes to the application.
SALISBURY — The test results are back: The floating clumps of blue-green algae observed around some of the shoreline areas of Twin Lakes in recent weeks pose no health risk to people or pets.
LAKEVILLE — With election season underway, The Lakeville Journal spoke with the candidates for the 64th District in the Connecticut House of Representatives.
Incumbent Maria Horn (D-64) is running for a third term.
Asked for her top priorities, she started off with access to rural health care.
Lou Bucceri Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
LAKEVILLE — The truly remarkable thing about the Lakeville history walk on Saturday, Sept. 3, was that the guide, Lou Bucceri, used electronic amplification.
Bucceri’s booming voice normally requires no artificial assistance.
The tour started off at the Lakeville Post Office.
Evan Cooper, at left in photo, and Bill Spalding. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
SALISBURY — Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Connecticut is holding “Get Back Together 2022,” a fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 24, at The Green Barn at Stillwaters Farm, 138 Housatonic River Road in Salisbury, 5:30 to 8 p.m.
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