Thursday, November 19, 2020

Derby Neck Library to host virtual winter fishing tourney

Tweens and teens! Join us on your Nintendo Switch for the Winter Animal Crossing: New Horizons Fishing Tourney!

Playing with friends means no entry fee AND you get double the points per participant! We'll also get to visit each other's islands and shops and play hide-and-seek games!

There's always some fun surprises waiting at Derby Neck Island as well...
Library’s Switch Friend Code: 2215-9086-7325
Discord: DBNeck #3627

A Zoom meeting link will also be provided for those who do not have a Discord account--please call or send us a message here to register for the Zoom link.
Please note you do need a Nintendo Online subscription to participate!


This is shared from a Facebook event page.


NVHD: Another COVID-19 associated death reported in Seymour

The Naugatuck Valley Health District has reported one more COVID-19 associated death in Seymour this week. The victim was a woman, 77. 

Read the latest information on COVID-19 in the Valley Independent Sentinel story here.

Ansonia Rotary Club, Liberty Bank raising funds for food banks


This is shared from the Ansonia Rotary Club website:


ANSONIA - The Ansonia Rotary Club has teamed up with Liberty Bank to raise funds for food banks in Ansonia as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday. Won’t you help us?  

Click on the Donate button, make your gift, Liberty will match it, and we will send it to one of our local food banks. 


 


Thank you.

Joe Pinto, President


'Turnback Tuesday' (on Thursday) features early settlers in Derby

Turnback Tuesday visits one of the first families in Derby.

The Edward Wooster family arrived from Milford to settle Derby. The marker to the right of Edward's is for Phoebe Tomlinson Wooster. She was born to Henry and Alice Tomlinson of Stratford on Aug. 14, 1656. She married Thomas Wooster, son of Edward. Thomas and Phoebe resided just north of his father’s farm. They had six children.



Thanks as always to the Derby Public Library staff for sharing interesting local history each week!

Recuperation journey: Crescent moon

 

Tree branches gave this photo an unusual look and I almost didn't post it but husband Ralph urged me to do so.
Wednesday's moon was in waxing crescent phase, 15 percent illumination. Tonight it will be 23 percent illuminated.