Chamber of Commerce holding registration for Leadership Greater Valley

Sharing note from Chamber President Bill Purcell: 

Once again, your Chamber is proud to join with the Valley United Way and the Valley Council of Health & Human Service Organizations in presenting the outstanding Community Leadership Program this fall.

Since its inception, the program has graduated more than 300 leaders who are serving their companies and our community in extraordinary ways.

Starting Sept. 13, this nine-week program will take you on an extraordinary journey of self-discovery and leadership development.

Please click here to learn more about this program and to register yourself or your key employees.

Learn more about the Leadership Greater Valley program and its benefits to you and your company by contacting Nancie at 203-925-4981 or nancie@greatervalleychamber.com.

Bear? Where?

Attention Ansonia Hilltop residents: 
This morning I read on Facebook that a black bear has been sighted moseying around the 7th Ward. Pond Drive and Chester Street were mentioned.

Connecticut DEEP photo 

I thought I'd share this for those who don't regularly read Ansonia Community Updates and Forum on Facebook.

2nd annual car show to benefit Ansonia Pop Warner

Ansonia posts road closing notice starting Monday for construction

Road closing notice: Beginning Monday, July 2, State Street from the corner of North Cliff Street, down to the light at the intersection of State/East Main/North Main, will be closed until Friday the 6th. 

Access will be available to the YMCA and traffic will be able to turn left out of North Cliff. 
This closure is due to the major construction to eliminate the storm grate in the road. Thank you for your cooperation during the construction. 
Road signs will be posted as needed.

*Shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.

Duo to perform songs from 1968 at Derby Public Library

Jan and Willie Nininger. / Facebook photo

DERBY - The Willie & Jan Band will return to Derby Public Library at 6:30 p.m. July 23.
The Library will rock to songs from 1968 including Simon & Garfunkel's Mrs. Robinson, Games People Play, and a selection of Beatles' tunes. 

Space is limited; registration is required at https://bit.ly/2lAeHLv or by calling the Reference Desk, 203-736-1482.

The Library is at 313 Elizabeth St.

*This information is shared from the Derby Public Library Facebook page. 

Fundraiser for Seymour boys' baseball championship rings on tap Thursday

Save the date: Soupstock slated in September at Veterans Park in Shelton