Historic barns need your help
The group is inviting volunteers to help identify the location of the barns in their respective towns.
Archive for July, 2009
Rebecca Lobo answers call from the “Hall”
Lobo was officially named a 2010 inductee into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, the first former University of Connecticut player to receive that honor.
Town Committees name their candidates for November race
The Republicans hope to wrest the majority from the Democrats in Mansfield in the November 2009 elections.
Check out these groovy cars…
“We get cars and trucks of all types from all over the state! It’s a fun event and great entertainment for the entire family.” - Vin Matozzo, Sphinx Shriners
Pregnant women first in line, age 65-and-older last for new H1N1 vaccine
“So, we want to remove the barriers. We don’t want people not to be able to access vaccine because they are not insured, and we don’t want community clinics or school clinics to go very slowly or inefficiently [by] needing to screen for insurance,” she said.
The plan: Help children to be healthy, educated and to strengthen community
The breakfast meeting will unveil the Mansfield Plan for Children.
Love art? Enjoy sharing it with others? The Benton needs you
From mid-September through mid-May, docents attend 2½-hour classes on Tuesday mornings and learn about the Benton’s exhibitions and artworks in the permanent collection.
UConn to get $2.5 million for alternative energy research
he House of Representatives last week passed legislation that includes $2.5 million for the Global Fuel Center at the University of Connecticut.
Nominate your favorite ‘healer’
Each year the Auxiliary recognizes a member of the medical staff - as well as someone from the hospital staff - who exemplifies the best in physician and/or caregiver-patient relationship.
Four-legged officers and their partners are put to the test
More than 30 K-9 teams competed in the July 25 Connecticut Police K-9 Olympics during what turned out to be a gorgeous summer day.
