Monday, January 25, 2021

Recuperation journey: Looking at the sky

The moon is in waxing gibbous phase, 89 percent illumination. Have a good evening!


Good news: Ansonia police say missing female, 16, is now home

Diamond Moss

ANSONIA - The Ansonia Police Department posted late Sunday night on its Facebook page that missing juvenile, Diamond Moss, 16, has been located and is home. 

Diamond Moss had been reported missing Friday.

Ansonia Police: Purse thefts reported at 2 gas stations

ANSONIA -  Ansonia Police Department has investigated two reports of purses being stolen from cars as their owners pumped gas.

This information was posted at 2:31 p.m. Monday on the department's Facebook page.

Anyone pumping gas should lock their car doors and be aware of their surroundings and anyone hanging around the lot of the gas station.

The incidents happened at the Shell Station on Great Hill Road and Stop and Shop on Division Street.

A suspect vehicle is a gray Kia Sorrento, possibly stolen out of Stratford today.

Spring registration is open for Ansonia Soccer Club


Spring registration is OPEN!

The Ansonia Soccer Club had a safe, and fantastic fall 2020 soccer season and we can't wait to get out there again in a few months!

We welcome players from all Valley communities! We accept anyone aged 5 through seniors in high school!

Please register early, so that we can start to plan in these challenging COVID times!
Link for online registration: https://clubs.bluesombrero.com/ansonia



This is shared from the Ansonia Soccer Club Facebook page. 


Shelton Library System hosts Animal Crossing Thursday for tweens, teens


SHELTON - The Shelton Library System will offer  Animal Crossing for Tweens/teens ages 11 and up at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
Participants can join Miss Jessica on her Animal Crossing island to trade fossils/DIYs, dive for creatures, fish, catch bugs, and more!

***Patrons must have a Nintendo Switch, a copy of Animal Crossing, and an active internet connection for the Nintendo Switch in order to participate***
Register here: http://engagedpatrons.org/EventsExtended.cfm?SiteID=2661...


This is shared from the Shelton Library System's Facebook page.

DiBacco: Person tests positive for COVID-19, quarantine in effect

 

Sharing local history thanks to staff at Derby Public Library

Note: This 'Turnback Tuesday' from four years ago today came up in my Facebook memories. I like to share local history! 

This week's "Turnback Tuesday" features an old advertisement clipping for George C. Allis' book and jewelry shop. 

Allis started the business when he was only 15 years old. It was originally established in 1852 in a small room on "lower Main Street" in Derby, but in 1857, one Edward Lewis graciously built Allis a small store at 171 Main St. 

In 1859, George Allis began a circulating library within his shop and offered ~4,000 volumes. He acquired ownership of the building from Lewis in 1866 and managed his shop for over 70 years. 

The store closed between 1924-25, and Allis died on Dec. 28, 1927, at the age of 92.


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

Oxford Public Library to hold 'Virtual Escape Room' for teens


OXFORD - Oxford Public Library will hold "Teen Night: Virtual Escape Room" for ages 12 and up at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Six participants will be split into two teams to try and work their way through puzzles, riddles, and more!
The “Escape from Wonderland Digital Escape
Room” is based on the stories from the Alice in Wonderland books, cartoon, and live action movies!

Recuperation journey: Frosty morning

 

Have a great Monday.

Valentine's Day fundraiser slated to support Ansonia Animal Shelter

 

"The Ansonia Animal Shelter is once again fortunate to have beautiful items donated for a Valentine's Day fundraiser. 

"With a donation of $5 you will get seven chances, or 15 chances for $10. Donations can be mailed to either 2 North Division St. or 2 Elm St. 

"Winners to be announced on Feb. 11, just in time for Valentine's Day! 

"The winners of the Christmas Raffle were Sandy Sullivan, afghan, Warren Bryce, basket, Marie Carr and Bernie Kavanaugh, wreaths, L Clark, Willow Creek statue and Joanne Czeczot, pet bed. 

"Supporters who purchased raffle tickets for that fundraiser will have one ticket put towards this raffle. As always, your support is greatly appreciated."


This post is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.