On Dec. 13 Suffield Alight welcomed residents “home for the holiday on a self-guided tour...
Ellington Farmers’ Market has managed to not only survive, but actually flourish despite the uncertainty and challenges of the COVID pandemic. While many area farmers’ markets cancelled their seasons, Ellington’s market is committed to continuing to assist local farmers and small food producers by providing a venue to sell their products directly to the public. Using creative innovation and a willingness to make adjustments, the market opened its outdoor season in May in the front parking lot of Ellington High School, moving there from its home at Arbor Park. The temporary location provided ease of traffic control and vendor visibility to ensure a safe shopping environment. Pre-ordering was made available for customer convenience, and weekly theme and musical entertainment was placed on hold. In July the market was able to return to its home at Arbor Park thanks to several dedicated volunteers who established a successful one-way traffic pattern...
Track to race independently. After a 60-year partnership working with NASCAR as a sanctioned short...
Adjoining neighborhood making zoning appeal. As if cancellation of the 2020 Somers Four Town Fair...
Somers Lion Club member Jeff Lipton has received the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award. This award...
In 1990, two brokers who had practiced commercial real estate mostly in New London County,...
The Congregational Church of Somersville was organized and established on Jan. 4, 1871. Its original...