Attention runners - sign up now for ‘Four On The Fourth’ road race
The scenic, rolling course that loops its way around and through the quaint Village of Chester is USATF-sanctioned and measured.
Archive for June, 2009
Have questions about Storrs Center? Come to Open House on Thursday, July 2
Downtown Partnership staff will be available to answer questions and discuss the progress being made on the Storrs Center project.
New state-by-state report argues for health care cost reform
While small businesses make up 76 percent of Connecticut businesses, only 55 percent of these businesses offered health coverage benefits in 2006.
UConn leads in number of alum joining NBA
Thabeet joins former Husky Rudy Gay in Memphis, swelling the ranks of UConn alum in the NBA to a league-leading 15 from any one school
Drumming for little ones – at the library
Kids love to play the drums, and they’ll have plenty of opportunity when Playtivity comes to the Mansfield Public Library at 2 p.m. on Friday, July 10.
Playtivity - creative artist Virginia Anderson and percussionist Craig Norton - will present an interactive program called Drum Fun that combines music, movement, storytelling and just plain fun.
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Mansfield OKs contract for State Troopers
“We’re a small community in terms of taxpayers… But we’re a large community when you add students and University of Connecticut staff.” - Mayor Betsy Paterson
Electronic waste pick-up set for Sat. June 27
From 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 27, drop off your old electronic items at 1776 Main St., Coventry.
Storrs Automotive signs on for Storrs Center project
Plans call for Storrs Automotive to relocate to Building DL2, whose construction is part of Phase 1A of the project.
State has $11 million in stimulus funds for Summer Youth Workforce
The program may provide jobs for as many as 5,000 disadvantaged young people between 14 and 24 years old.
Community will miss art and energy of Irmgard Rees
Her creative energy was demonstrated in her many artworks exhibited in Storrs, Hartford and Amherst; she was awarded first-place recognition for her unique sculptured forms.
