Monday, January 14, 2019
Valley Republican lawmakers take oath of office
HARTFORD - State Representatives Themis Klarides, Nicole Klarides-Ditria, and state Sen. George S. Logan took the oath of office Jan. 9 at the start of the 2019 legislative session.
“The start of the new legislative session offers us all a chance for a clean slate and renewed opportunities to do the hard work and produce the best outcomes for the people of the state of Connecticut. I am optimistic that we can accomplish great things and complete our work on time,’’ House Republican Leader Themis Klarides said.
“It’s an honor representing the 105th district in the General Assembly,” said Klarides-Ditria. “I am hopeful that the new administration will work collaboratively with Republicans and Democrats this session. We all know the many issues impacting our state and we should all be putting our heads together to find the best possible solutions that will move our state in a better direction.”
“I’m excited to begin my second term as state senator. It is an honor to serve the taxpayers of the 17th Senate District.
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"I am fighting for you, the taxpayers. I am trying to make Connecticut more affordable, and I want to hear from you.”
The lawmakers will be entering a “long session,” which will run from Jan. 9-June 5. During the long session, the lawmakers are able to propose legislation and will be tasked with framing a two-year state budget.
This is a press release from the Connecticut General Assembly.
This is a press release from the Connecticut General Assembly.
Griffin Hospital in Derby to host meditation program
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DERBY - Griffin Hospital’s Community Health Resource Center will host a free program on meditation at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 24.
Janice Lautier, director of Spiritual Care and Education at Griffin Hospital, will present "Finding Peace," an interactive demonstration of how meditation can help individuals achieve tranquility.
There also will be an opportunity to participate in a group meditation.
This program is part of a series of free, educational forums hosted by the Community Health Resource Center in an effort to help improve the health of the community.
To register or for more information, call Kerry or Deborah, 203-732-7399.
The hospital is at 130 Division St.
The Community Health Resource Center at Griffin Hospital is a traditional library that provides an array of medical and health information, including a large collection of easy to read health and lifestyle related materials. The Center is open to the public to educate themselves on ways to enhance their well-being, prevent illness, and play an active role in decisions about their health.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
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Greater Valley Chamber gives Milestone Award to Wesley Village in Shelton
SHELTON - Wesley Village recently received the Milestone Award at the Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce annual breakfast and awards celebration.
The award-winning Independent and Assisted Living Community was honored for their 50 years of caring for seniors in the Shelton area.
The 2018 ceremony took place at Oronoque Country Club in Stratford.
During the event, Chamber President Bill Purcell recognized Valley organizations for their contributions to the community, outstanding achievements, and milestones.
“We’re happy and grateful to be recognized by the Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce,” said Dave Lawlor, UMH CEO. “We have grown with the community and with their help and support, we will continue to thrive and build nurturing environments based on caring relationships for residents in Shelton.”
Over the past 50 years, Wesley Village has grown from a single nursing home facility to a comprehensive senior living campus offering short and long-term skilled nursing, independent and assisted living, increased care needs and memory support, and outpatient therapy and fitness programs.
About Wesley Village
Wesley Village, a campus of senior care communities including Crosby Commons Assisted Living Community, Wesley Heights Assisted and Independent Living Apartments and Cottages, and Bishop Wicke Health and Rehabilitation Center, is owned and operated by UMH, a local, faith-based, not-for-profit organization serving all members of the community.
The campus is at 580 Long Hill Ave. To learn more about the continuum of care offered at Wesley Village or the mission of UMH, please visit www.wesleyvillage-ct.org.
This is a press release from United Methodist Homes.
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