Recuperation journey 2:0 : Looking at the sky

Tonight's waning gibbous moon is 91 percent illuminated.

Emmett O'Brien Technical High School in Ansonia slates open house

 

Greater Valley Chamber to host 4th annual PowHERful Conversations in Shelton

 

Please join us for an exciting morning featuring a lively panel discussion for this special Annual WIN Council Event that benefits their Entrepreneurial Grant Program for women-owned businesses.

The program features an informal panel discussion with a distinguished group of women business and community leaders from our region including: Valeria Bisceglia, Jordan Buchla, Christiana Jones, Clare Murray, Kristin Okesson and Kathy Vass.

Click here to learn more and register now.

This is a press release from the Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce.

From the photo archives: Looking at the sky

 Taken on this date in 2016 in Ansonia.

Museum passes available from Shelton Libraries

Click here for full list of museums and borrowing rules:
https://sheltonlibrarysystem.org/services/museum-passes/

The museum passes are available for a 2-day check-out period.
You must be at least 18 years old and have a valid Connecticut State issued library card to check out a library museum pass.

Shared from the Shelton Library System Facebook page.

Seymour Pink seeks volunteer photographers for annual 5K

Are you a photography bug? 

Would you like to volunteer to help photograph this year‘s 5K on October 5?
Please reach out to us. We would love to have you be part of this amazing event!

Seymour Pink is a community's fight against breast cancer.

This is shared from Seymour Pink's Facebook page.

Seymour Pink to have booths at 2 festivals this weekend

 

From the 'Turnback Tuesday' archives: Sterling Opera House memories

 

This week's "Turnback Tuesday" photo features Harry Braun, a violinist from New York, preparing backstage at the Sterling Opera House. The Sterling Opera House was first opened April 2nd, 1889. Its last regularly scheduled performance was in 1945, after which the lower levels of the opera house served as City Hall and the Police Station, with intermittent performances scheduled in the theater space. Harry Braun's performance in 1965 was the last before the building was completely shut down the same year.
[First published on this date in 2016.]
Thanks goes to the Derby Public Library staff for sharing interesting local history each week.

Crosby Commons in Shelton to host healthy aging presentation Sept. 25

SHELTON – Crosby Commons senior living community will host a community education series this fall, beginning Sept. 25 at 3:30 p.m. with “Healthy Aging: Lessons from Those Who Live the Longest,” presented by Neil Anand. 

Anand, owner of ComForCare Homecare, will sponsor the event along with Valley Regional Adult Education. 

Crosby Commons Independent and Assisted Living Community is on the Wesley Village Campus at 580 Long Hill Ave.

Attendees will gain valuable insight and wisdom from individuals who have achieved longevity and learn about the unique qualities of their living environments. 

For more information about the program, or to RSVP, contact Lisa Bisson, Director of Community Outreach at lbisson@umh.org or 203-225-5027. Light refreshments will be served.

For more information about senior living options at Crosby Commons, contact Rhonda Stasulli at 203-447-5454 or rstasulli@umh.org.  

This is a press release from United Methodist Homes.