Recuperation journey: Winter sunset

Looking toward downtown Derby and steeple of St. Mary's Church late Monday afternoon. 

Shelton church, Seymour Legion Post to host 'Four Chaplains' program

SHELTON - The First Baptist Church of Shelton, 178 Leavenworth Road, will hold a service at 2 p.m. Sunday to learn about and honor the memory and contributions of four World War II chaplains.
On Feb. 3, 1943 these four men of God -Methodist, Jewish, Catholic, and Dutch-Reformed - worked selflessly together to share the love of God, sacrificing their own lives to help troops and civilians aboard the sinking ship S.S. Dorchester.

The annual event is sponsored by American Legion Post 10 of Seymour. It will be followed by a free reception. 
Parking is available. There is an elevator for visitors using wheelchairs.

*This is a press release from First Baptist Church of Shelton. 

Logan, Klarides to hold Town Hall Meeting in Woodbridge

Recuperation journey: Late morning visitor

Photos captured through a storm door.

Check out newly remodeled My Sister's Place in Ansonia

The family thrift store is located at 380 Main St., Ansonia.

Save the date: Rock the Valley to return to Ansonia in August

Surgeon to present talk on hip replacement at Griffin Hospital in Derby

Philip Minotti, M.D.

DERBY-  Griffin Hospital will offer a free presentation on minimally invasive hip replacement surgery at 5:45 p.m. Feb. 20 at the hospital.

Orthopedic surgeon Philip Minotti, M.D., will discuss the advanced direct anterior approach for hip replacement, which offers important advantages over standard surgical procedures. Direct anterior hip replacement patients generally experience less pain along with a shorter length of stay in the hospital and faster recovery. 

Minotti will be available at the end of the presentation to answer any questions from attendees.

These seminars are offered monthly at Griffin Hospital. Refreshments will be served.

The hospital is at 130 Division St.

For more information or to reserve your spot, call Griffin Hospital Orthopaedic Care Specialist Amy Gagne at 203-732-7524.

This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.

Recuperation journey: Monday morning moon

Looking at the sky on a cold morning. 
Last quarter moon is 44 percent visible.

Happy Monday!