Here's the map for Saturday's City-Wide Tag Sale in Ansonia

The Ansonia City-Wide Tag Sale will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Don't miss it! 

Printable PDF is available at www.cityofansonia.com or pickup.

My Sister's Place thrift store in Ansonia holding sale today

Sharing post from My Sister's Place Facebook page:

Women's Sleeveless Shirts-$1.00
50% off Electronics -Excluding computers
Pre-Season Boot Sale - $2.00

My Sister's Place is a family thrift store at 380 Main St., Ansonia. 

Proceeds benefit BHcare's The Umbrella Center for Domestic Violence Services. 

"My Sister's Place is reopened with limited hours! We are open Tuesday through Saturday, from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. Donations are by appointment only. Please call to set up at time to drop off donations. Continue to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and eBay for updates."

Naugatuck Valley Health District inspects food safety after power outages

Sharing Health District Facebook post from today:

 

"To all of our Valley food service establishments and their patrons, thank you for your patience while the Naugatuck Valley Health District Environmental Health Services staff, our Sanitarians, work hard to conduct food service establishment reopen inspections in response to #TropicalStormIsaias to ensure food safety after the power outages."

 

Griffin Hospital retiree, family in Florida launch donut truck business

DERBY - Daun Barrett, retired director, Community Outreach & Parish Nursing at Griffin Hospital, recently reported she and her family in Florida have gone donut-ty.

Barrett said in February they purchased a donut truck business that they've named The Donut Box. Daughter Christa, an experienced cake artist, is head baker. They make and sell gourmet cake doughnuts from the trailer. The business is based in Mount Dora, Fla.

For more information, visit www.thedonutboxfl.com.

Bike night for 'Eva the Diva' rescheduled at Valley Diner in Derby

'Turnback Tuesday' (on Wednesday) features Birmingham Hotel in downtown Derby

Turnback Tuesday visits the Birmingham Hotel located on the corner of Elizabeth and Third Streets. 
This photograph was taken by Joshua H. Beal (1832-1902) of 16 Beekman St., New York, N.Y. in the 1870s. 
The picture is an Albumen print on paper with a cardboard mount. 
Look at the care taken by Mr. Beal to stage and produce this amazing photo. 
The carriages, workers, children, guests, and businessmen really give you a history of Derby.

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

'A Pink Day to Remember' Saturday raises funds for Seymour Pink

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