Recuperation journey: Looking at the sky

Tonight's waning gibbous moon, 99 percent illumination. A beautiful sight!
I'm sad to say I missed Friday night's Strawberry Moon.

Recuperation journey: Social distancing at brunch buffet

Bird seems stuck in the waiting room waiting for his or her turn.

Note: Photos taken through the slider.

Seymour Community Center to host virtual workshop on food-mood link

Free Virtual Workshop June 17th! The Food and Mood Connection 12:00 pm Are you one of the millions of yo-yo dieters who struggle with one diet after another, only to regain the pounds lost, plus some? Join Veteran personal trainer and intuitive eating coach Linda Gottlieb and learn how to use powerful introspective tools to help you give up dieting forever and immediately take control of your relationship with food and weight. Register Now Seymour Community Center Click Here for a List of Staff & Contact Information Administrative Office Hours Monday -Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday 8 am--12 pm (203) 888 - 0406

Recuperation journey: Bird I.D.?

I noticed this bird earlier this week when I was driving past Witek Memorial Park reservoir in Derby. 
I had to stop to take photos! This is the best one I got. 
I'm wondering if it's a rose-breasted grosbeak. Just a guess! 

Naugatuck Valley Health District: No additional COVID-19 associated deaths

Gazy Brothers Farm to set up market on Fridays in Ansonia starting June 19

ANSONIA - Mayor David S. Cassetti today announced the return of Ansonia’s weekly Farmer’s Market in downtown beginning June 19. Its location remains the same, next to the parking lot adjacent to Crave restaurant on Main Street.

Hours are: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. every Friday through late October.

The market is presented by Gazy Brothers Farm of Oxford and this year will include Beldotti Bakery of Stamford featuring artisan breads and pastry, and Saint X Specialty Foods of Norwalk, featuring gourmet pesto and fresh mozzarella. 

Gazy Bros. will provide in-season produce beginning with greens, herbs, tomatoes, and strawberries and will expand its produce line throughout the season.

“Delivering a quality weekly farmer’s market to our city has been a priority of mine for years,” said Cassetti. “For the first time last summer, this vision was delivered consistently to our doorsteps by Gazy Bros.”

Gazy Bros. said their debut season on Main Street in Ansonia last year proved solid and are looking forward to this summer with an expanded product line for city residents.

The market will accept WIC and Senior farmer's market vouchers, cash, checks, and credit cards.

This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.

Derby Public Library board announces recipient of annual $500 scholarship award

Natalia Wyszkowski

DERBY- The Board of Directors of the Derby Public Library announces the 2020 recipient of its $500 Scholarship Award, given annually to a resident of Derby graduating from a public, private, or parochial high school and accepted to an accredited college or technical school as a full-time student. 
This year’s winner is Natalia Wyszkowski who will be attending Yale University majoring in Anthropology. 
In addition to the monetary prize, her name will be added to the Scholarship Prize Plaque located in the Teen Zone. 
Congratulations Natalia!