Thursday, February 22, 2018

Wildlife photos, paintings on exhibit in Oxford Town Hall


Naugatuck YMCA to hold Rubber Duck 5K


Recuperation journey: Christmas cactus running late


Much like yours truly, who continues to enjoy our tabletop Christmas tree today (Washington's birthday), our Christmas cactus is on a delayed schedule.

It started to bloom a couple of days ago. 
And last week a friend posted a photo on Facebook that showed her Christmas cactus blooming.

Confused cacti, you could call them. ðŸŒµ ðŸŒµ ðŸŒµ

Enjoy a free breakfast at Assumption Church hall in Ansonia


Save the date: Seymour to hold annual town-wide tag sale in May

Sharing from Facebook:

Tag Sale Hosts & Shoppers, don't miss the Seymour Town Wide Tag Sale this spring - 5/12 8 a.m.-4 p.m. with a rain date of 5/19. 
Stop in Lizzie's Corner [Consignment and Gifts] or call to register your address, 203-415-4387. 

To help with advertising, a payment of $15 is needed before May 1. Early birds, pay $13 before April 1. 
Checks can be mailed to Lizzie's Corner, 36 Bank St., Seymour, CT., 06483.


Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Tina the Tooth to mark Children's Dental Health Month at Library in Shelton

SHELTON -Toddlers and kids up to age 4 are invited to meet Tina the Tooth from Commerce Park Children's Dentistry and Orthodontics at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Huntington Branch Library. 
 The Library is at 41 Church St.

Celebrate National Children's Dental Health Month as Tina explains the proper way to clean teeth. 
Learn the difference between foods that are bad for teeth and those that are good for teeth! 
Please register by calling  203-926-0111.


This is shared from the Shelton Library System Facebook page.

Shelton school officials, police to hold forum on safety

SHELTON -The school district will hold a Community Forum on School Safety at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at Shelton High School, 120 Meadow St.

Leaders from the school district and police department will discuss current practices and hear concerns from families.



This is a press release from the office of Superintendent of Schools Chris Clouet.