Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Community supports Salvation Army at Ansonia Stop and Shop


Valley lawmakers and Greater Valley Salvation Army advisory board members rang the bell and wished shoppers a Merry Christmas outside the supermarket Wednesday.

*Stay tuned for more photos in the next Valley Voice newsletter.

Recuperation journey: Because it was there

 Taken soon after sunset. 

Newsletter: Holiday fun at O'Brien Tech in Ansonia, Shelton Cheer champs


Dear readers,


Today's Valley Voice newsletter visits an annual community holiday dinner at Emmett O'Brien Technical High School in Ansonia, and highlights cheerleading champs from Shelton.

Thanks for reading!

Patti

Recuperation journey: Christmas memories ...

I see many shades of red in this photo - too many!
The photo needs another festive color, green or something! 

Valley lawmaker joins legislature's Fire and EMS caucus

State Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria and state Rep. J.P. Sredzinski. /Contributed photo 



HARTFORD – State Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria, R-Seymour, officially became a member of the legislature’s bi-partisan Fire and EMS caucus on Tuesday during the first meeting of the newly formed caucus.

Klarides-Ditria said, “I look forward to working with my colleagues to find bi-partisan solutions that will benefit our public safety officers. It is also important to hear from our local firefighters and EMS officers regularly, and I encourage our public safety officers to reach out to me with their concerns or ideas so I can bring them to the Fire and EMS Caucus.”  

Co-chairs, state Reps. Brian Ohler and Pat Boyd announced in May their plans to form the Fire and EMS Caucus. 
The caucus will focus on specific public safety issues that first responders must navigate on a daily basis.


For information about the Fire and EMS Caucus, visit www.cga.ct.gov.  
Klarides-Ditria can be reached at Nicole.Klarides-Ditria@housegop.ct.gov or 860-240-8700. 


This is a press release from Klarides-Ditria's office

Recuperation journey: My list for Santa

Weird or sensible?

Would it be weird if I divulged that what I'd really like for Christmas are four new burners and accompanying drip pans?



Seymour Public Library posts holiday schedule

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