Archive for May, 2009
by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor
May 31, 2009

In Ashford alone, each summer more than 1,000 children between the ages of 7 and 15 from across the country and abroad attend The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp free of charge. The camp also offers parent support programs, outreach, reunions and other programs year-round.
by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor
May 31, 2009

This inaugural review focuses on two DVDs I recently enjoyed, “L’iceberg,” which I found at the Willimantic Library (but is also available at Netflix), and “Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World,” which I came across when swapping my Blockbuster.com return for a free movie at the store.
by: HTNP.com Staff
May 30, 2009

Born in Holland, she was a long-time resident of Storrs, CT. She received her doctorate in Psychology from the University of Connecticut.
by: HTNP.com Staff
May 30, 2009

Rell decided not to cut $1 million in each of the next two fiscal years for seasonal workers at state parks.
by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor
May 30, 2009

This year’s events include the “Willimantic Rootbeer Float,” a casual float down the Willimantic River taking in all the beauty of the river and the properties along its shores.
by: Mike Savino | Staff Writer
May 29, 2009

St. Paul’s Collegiate Church, with a location currently in Storrs, proposes to develop 60 acres for both religious and community uses, with the focal point being a church capable of seating 800 people.

These umbrellas are being recalled because the patio umbrella and its pole could tip over and strike consumers, if the umbrella’s collar or sleeve is not removed prior to closing the umbrella
by: HTNP.com Staff
May 28, 2009

In April 2009, the Board of Trustees established a Professorship in Community Pharmacy Practice in his name. And he was an active member of the Storrs Congregational Church, serving as Deacon and as a member of many committees over the years.
by: Caitlin M. Dineen | Staff Writer
May 28, 2009

During the budget process, town council members planned to adopt the proposal and budgeted $35,000 based on the service fees.

The change announced today will help some pensioners avoid a smaller refund next spring, or in some situations a balance due.