5K Color Run, fun run slated at Shelton High School

      

Shelton High School 5K Color Run
& Children's Fun Run
RESCHEDULED TO
Saturday - November 11, 2017

Shelton High School Finn Stadium
120 Meadow Street, Shelton, CT 
5K Color Run and Children's Fun Run
9:00am - 5K
8:30am - Kids Fun Run (10 & Under only) 

Pre-registered 5K Runners receive t-shirts - Race day subject to availability.

Race day checkin starts at 7:30am!

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Registration Information

$30.00 Pre-registration.
$35.00 after and on race day.

Children's Fun Run $10.00 (Ages 10 & under)
Kids Receive T Shirt 
REGISTER NOW ONLINE

CLICK HERE TO PRINT APPLICATION TO MAIL

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For more information please contact:

Pamela Garrett

Derby mayoral candidates to debate Oct. 24

DERBY - Two-term incumbent Mayor Anita Dugatto, a Democrat, and Republican challenger Richard Dziekan will debate issues facing the city at 7 p.m. Oct. 24 at Derby High School, 75 Chatfield St.

Election Day is Nov. 7.

Movie about Charlton Comics is topic of talk at Derby Public Library

DERBY - The Derby Public Library will host a presentation by the producers of the upcoming feature-length documentary about Derby’s Charlton Comics entitled “Charlton Comics: The Movie.” 

The presentation will be held at 6:30 p.m. Nov.14 at the library, 313 Elizabeth St. Keith Larson and Jackie Zbuska will discuss the production of the movie, show some footage from the film, and talk about the history of Charlton and recent resurrection of the comic’s brand under the mantle of Charlton Neo Media.  

Founded by John Santangelo Sr. and Ed Levy, Division Street, Derby was home to Charlton Comics from 1945 to 1986, controlling all areas

of its publishing, from editorial to printing. The 

company has become legendary in the comic industry. Unknown to most is the long list of renowned comic book talent that once worked for Charlton, including Steve Ditko who went on to co-create Spider-Man and Dick Giordano who became an executive at DC comics.  

All are invited to share their memories, and get a sneak preview of this new Derby documentary.  

Registration is requested.  

For more information, stop by the Library, call 203-736-1482, or visit www.derbypubliclibrary.org.  

This is a press release from Cathy Williams, Director, Derby Public Library.

Reminder: Cut-A-Thon for Seymour Pink is today

Valley Lighting in Ansonia holds grand reopening

Photo of the Chestnut Street business before a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday.

An interior shot of Valley Lighting & Home Decor.

Stay tuned for a story in an upcoming Valley Voice newsletter.

Congregational Church in Seymour to sponsor 29th annual Snowflake Fair

SEYMOUR - The 29th annual Snowflake Fair will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 18 at Seymour Congregational Church, 45 Broad St. 

Craft and/or specialty vendors needed. The booth/table areas will be 8 feet x 6 feet. 
Cost is $35 per space; if we provide the table, we will charge $5 extra per table. 
Please contact Laura at 203-516-8607 or email: l.graham.thomps@gmail.com. 

The fair features approximately 30 vendors, gift basket/quilt/tree raffles, a boutique, a bake table, a Christmas Treasures room, a craft area for the kids, and the famous Snowflake Cafe serving breakfast and lunch.

*Sharing information from a Facebook page.

St. Mary-St. Michael School in Derby slates annual Festival of Trees

It seems early to post Christmas events, but we all know that time flies!