Sunday, August 4, 2019
Echo Hose Hook & Ladder Co. in Shelton to hold annual book drive
Date: Aug. 31
Where: Echo Hose Hook & Ladder Co. 1
379 Coram Ave., Shelton
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Questions/Information:
email Kristen at EHFDAuxiliary@gmail.com
OR call the fire department, 203-924-4200.
Before the new school year begins, Echo Hose Hook & Ladder Co. 1 and Auxiliary would like to help The Vicki Soto Memorial Fund, Inc. and our Shelton school district fill their classroom libraries!
This will benefit the “Miss Soto’s Literacy Legacy Program.”
* NEW or LIGHTLY USED books for ages K-12 *
*Shared from the Echo Hose Facebook page.
Get involved in neighborhood gardens throughout 5 Valley towns
Labels:
Ansonia,
churches,
community,
Derby,
Derby Public Library,
gardening,
Griffin Hospital,
Oxford,
parks,
Seymour,
Shelton,
The Salvation Army Greater Valley,
Valley United Way,
Valley YMCA
Saturday, August 3, 2019
Ansonia purchases VTD vehicle for use by senior center
Ansonia Mayor David S. Cassetti presents a check to Mark Pandolfi, executive director, Valley Transit District, for a van to be used by the Joseph A. Doyle Senior Center./ Contributed photo
ANSONIA - The Valley Transit District is replacing its 2012 Ford E-450 fleet as per Federal Transit Authority guidelines and Mayor David S. Cassetti and staff seized the opportunity to acquire the van.
Senior center director Jeff Coppola has identified the need for a van for seniors so more activities can be planned and to make transportation readily available for our seniors.
ANSONIA - The Valley Transit District is replacing its 2012 Ford E-450 fleet as per Federal Transit Authority guidelines and Mayor David S. Cassetti and staff seized the opportunity to acquire the van.
Senior center director Jeff Coppola has identified the need for a van for seniors so more activities can be planned and to make transportation readily available for our seniors.
The Ford E-450 buses are all equipped with W/C lifts and meet all ADA requirements for passenger transportation. All VTD vehicles have followed strict preventative maintenance guidelines throughout their service as required by the Federal Transit Administration and the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
The van, which cost $5,000, was paid for with Economic Development Funds.
The van is being detailed and the City Seal will be placed on it.
Stay tuned for a ribbon cutting with seniors, Elderly Commission and residents!
This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.
Stay tuned for a ribbon cutting with seniors, Elderly Commission and residents!
This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.
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