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Archive for January, 2009

UConn women bring home victory against Georgetown 80-61 and UConn men whip Providence 94-61

by: UConn Athletic Communications January 31, 2009

Coach Auriemma holds the top winning percentage of any active coach in NCAA Division I women’s basketball.

It was a great day for UConn basketball - for the men and women’s teams - with both bringing home major victories.
The women’s team…
The No. 1/1 University of Connecticut women’s basketball team celebrates a 80-61 victory over Georgetown [...]

‘Suits & Sneakers’ raises awareness of cancer research programs

by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor January 31, 2009

NABC members take part in ‘Coaches vs. Cancer’

The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) in conjunction with the American Cancer Society invites coaches to join in the “2009 Coaches vs. Cancer - Suits and Sneakers” awareness weekend, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 2009.
The NABC encourages member coaches and their staff to wear sneakers [...]

Celebrating taxes? IRS kicks off ‘EITC Awareness Day’

by: IRS News January 30, 2009

The new formula for the Earned Income Tax Credit could mean larger refunds for millions of taxpayers, many of whom may be eligible for the first time because of the difficult economy.
The Internal Revenue Service and community partners nationwide today [Jan. 30] kicked off “EITC Awareness Day” to promote a tax credit that could be [...]

B as Cnnectd as Ur Kids R!

by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor January 30, 2009

iParent Network - a ‘virtual town square’ for Mansfield, Ashford and Willington - to be launched in September 2009.

iParentNetwork, a Web site currently in development, plans to offer 21st century technology tools to get parents talking to one another, and providing support and encouragement to each other, to help kids grow up in safe and healthy [...]

Our new columnist shares tips on ‘Creating color in the winter garden’

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP.com Gardening January 30, 2009

To use conifers as accent plants or specimens in the landscape, look for an interesting shape or colorful foliage. Colors can range from dark green to light green, blue-green, gray or silvery-blue, and into the brighter color of golden yellows or creamy white hues.
[Editor's note: Please welcome our new columnist, Cheryl Pedemonti, who will [...]

Homeschooling: learning from the pro’s at the Culinary Olympics

by: Ruth Alumbaugh | Homeschooling @ HTNP.com January 28, 2009

In the future, we will use the published recipes that we got from the competition for our own cooking class at home.
For our Home Economics/ Cooking class, I decided to take the kids to the annual Culinary Olympics at the University of Connecticut [held on Jan. 15].
We have gone to this event a [...]

Bells, flutes and the rich sound of an a Capella choir combine to lift the spirit

by: admin January 26, 2009

Among the high points of this mini-festival was when Jackson and Adams joined their voices for a moving piece, “You Raise Me Up.”

Parishioners and visitors to the Haddam Neck Covenant Church were treated to a rich and eclectic blend of music Sunday, that ranged from a famous ballad from the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice [...]

Wear your heart on your sleeve - or your hat - or your tie…

by: editor January 26, 2009

A heart-healthy breakfast, a chance to share your experiences and win a $50 gift card, and more are part of Windham Hospital’s “Go Red for Women” 2009 event.
Red is the color of the day on Friday, Feb. 6 - the annual “Go Red for Women” event at Windham Hospital. And everyone who takes part in [...]

Wear your heart on your sleeve - or your hat - or your tie…

by: Cristina D. Johnson January 26, 2009

A heart-healthy breakfast, a chance to share your experiences and win a $50 gift card, and more are part of Windham Hospital’s “Go Red for Women” 2009 event.

Red is the color of the day on Friday, Feb. 6 - the annual “Go Red for Women” event at Windham Hospital.  And everyone who takes part [...]

Taking it to the next level

by: HTNP January 25, 2009

The Middletown Umpires are looking to expand their ranks with individuals who want to take Baseball Officiating to the next level.

We serve the greater Middlesex County High School system, as well as summer baseball programs in the area.
Training starts Feb. 09, 2009 at the Westfield Firehouse, at 7 p.m.
For information contact Secretary of [...]

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