Check IRS.gov for the latest information: No action needed by most people at this time
The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service today announced that distribution of economic impact payments will begin in the next three weeks and will be distributed automatically, with no action required for most people. However, some seniors and others who typically do not file returns will need to submit a simple tax return to receive the stimulus payment.Who is eligible for the economic impact
Since staying in touch virtually with friends, family and colleagues has never been more important, we’re giving more relief to our AT&T wireless customers during this time of crisis.
Our newest benefits include more mobile hotspot data, accessory discounts, flexible return policy, curb-side pick-up, door step delivery and free express shipping.
Offers include:More mobile hotspot data – We are automatically increasing mobile hotspot data by 15GB a month for each line on an unlimited plan that
Connecticut's Department of Revenue Services March 30 granted small businesses an automatic extension of filing and payment deadlines for state sales and room and occupancy taxes.
The move follows an executive order signed the same day by Gov. Ned Lamont and extends deadlines for March and April monthly and quarterly payments to May 31, 2020.
"The state needs to be taking all steps possible to provide relief to our small businesses during this public health emergency," Lamont said in a
In this time of quarantine, Shelter-in-Place and self-isolation, a little levity is important. Over recent weeks, engaging videos from zoos and aquariums have gone viral,like our very own “The Stare Down” featuring Clara the California sea lion and Rex the black Argentinian Tegu. And while these videos provide a much-needed diversion, they also provide an opportunity for accredited zoos and aquariums to highlight something of great significance: animal enrichment.
With vacant galleries and empty The Connecticut Port Authority (the Authority), the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) and New England Central Railroad, Inc. (NECR), a subsidiary of Connecticut-based Genesee & Wyoming Inc., today announced that they have reached an agreement on property utilization in the vicinity of the Authority’s port facility in New London (the Port) that maximizes future growth opportunities.
Following lengthy negotiation, an outcome was reached that provides maximum benefits to the State of Connecticut, the - Stay Home, Stay Safe, Stay Strong -
Whaling City Mazda's Service, Parts and Body Shop are all still open and considered essential businesses for our community.
Our Showrooms are however closed until April 22, but vehicles sales can still be conducted Remotely or Curbside, whichever works best to help keep one feeling safe.
We do have New Hours of Operation Until April 22 and are as follows -
Sales (860) 443-2489 - 9am-5pm Mon-Sat
Service (860)-701-3242 - 7am-5pm Mon-Fri
Parts (860)-333-6526 – Energy Source and its utility partners are working together to make sure your businesses are taken care of during this challenging time.We would like to help you reduce your overhead costs and get back on your feet by offering any and all incentives from Eversource to provide you with a cost saving, energy efficient project. These projects include upgrades to LED lighting and fixtures, lighting controls/sensors, upgrades on mechanics and more. We are currently scheduling free assessments for May. Please Mystified Escape Rooms has a special offer. Buy one, Give one! Purchase a gift certificate for a future visit and Mystified will donate a ticket to a healthcare facility staff. Purchase online at mystifiedct.com.
Last Friday, the President signed the historic economic recovery bill to inject capital to help small businesses affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Two SBA emergency capital programs are available today and more will be coming soon:Low interest, long term Economic Injury Disaster Loans for up to $2 million: The first payment is deferred for 12 months. The application has been simplified and can be completed 100% online through our improved web portal at https://www.sba.gov/disaster.Economic Injury
Services include free internet for residential customers for 60 days
Atlantic Broadband, the nation’s eighth-largest cable operator, is working to ensure that its customers and the public have access to the internet during the COVID-19 outbreak. New services include the following:
• Atlantic Broadband Internet Assist: Atlantic Broadband has introduced “Atlantic Broadband Internet Assist” for a limited time for residents in need in its service areas who do not presently have internet with Atlantic Energy company focuses on safeguarding health while delivering essential energy services
As Eversource operates under its COVID-19 pandemic plan to safeguard the health and well-being of its employees and the communities it serves, the energy company continues to prepare for emergencies and perform essential work to ensure reliability for its four million customers across Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Recognizing the importance of this work, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security included
Three Rivers Community College has donated all of its personal protective equipment supplies to Backus Hospital (Hartford Health Care) and L+M Hospital (Yale New Haven Health) to help with the critical shortage of supplies during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Upon receiving the full support of Three Rivers President Mary Ellen Jukoski, supplies were gathered from both the Nursing program and the Science labs.
Nursing Laboratory Coordinator Denise Cortegiano and Assistant Professor of Nursing Cindy The Three Rivers College Foundation Board, in partnership with Three Rivers Community College, convened to enact emergency measures and approved $57,000 to purchase Chromebooks and Windows laptops to assist TRCC students and faculty during the COVID-19 crisis. These laptops will be available for loan.
As the College migrates learning to an online platform, it has created significant issues for many of our most vulnerable students. Many students have relied entirely on the onsite computer labs at TRCC and
GROTON, Conn. – Naval Submarine Base New London (SUBASE) will temporarily suspend the authorized access of local restaurant delivery and local food delivery services onto the installation beginning at Noon, Friday, March 27, until further notice.
The new action is being implemented as a force health protection measure to mitigate spread of COVID-19 and illness to Sailors living on the base and the base workforce.
Sailors and workers on SUBASE may still enjoy food take-out options on the base from the
ConnectiCare, one of the region’s leading health plans, announced that members can temporarily use telehealth for covered medical and mental health services at no cost.
“We know our members are concerned about protecting themselves and their families from the COVID-19 virus while also facing other health challenges. To make it easier for our members to get the care they need, ConnectiCare is eliminating the financial burden associated with office visits by covering telehealth appointments for any During Mystic Aquarium’s temporary closure amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the animal care team is working in unconventional ways to support the animals in their care, including special "enrichment" opportunities for Rex the Tegu, Cork the harbor seal, and other species. In keeping with that trend, the Aquarium will break from the norm and invite the community to help them name the newest addition to the African penguin colony; a chick born on February 3. Visitors to Mystic Aquarium’s Penguin Pavilion see the New London City Officials, School District, Community Foundation Pull Together to Preserve Health and Safety of Residents The City of New London is taking a collaborative and unified approach in coordination with community partners and regional health officials to slow the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and preserve the health and safety of residents and public employees as the pandemic runs its course. The City’s response plan has featured an unprecedented collaborative and coordinated effort,
To help reinforce the importance of people keeping a healthy distance from each other to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Dime Bank has introduced a new logo that the bank plans to use temporarily in certain aspects of their marketing and communications.
The new logo follows similar moves by national brands such as McDonalds and Nike to help spread awareness for “social distancing.” Rather than the customary one dime found in the bank’s traditional logo, this version features six dimes
Chelsea Groton Bank's strength, stability, and advanced technology, as well as forward-thinking planning have allowed the Bank to maintain all operations even as many team members work remotely. All drive-ups are open regular hours, and branch lobbies are accessed by appointment for services that can't be accomplished at the drive-ups after answering a series of questions to screen for exposure to COVID19. The Bank's call center is fully functional, and has also established a hotline (860-448-4195) for Whaling City - IN RESPONSE TO "Stay Safe, Stay Home Policy" by Governor Lamont
Whaling City’s Service, Parts and Body Shop Departments have been deemed Essential Businesses and WILL REMAIN OPEN with New Department Hours. Whaling City’s Sales Departments for Used, Ford, Lincoln and Mazda will remain open for Remote Sales only, as part of our “Door-to-Door” Service. We will be offering Door-to-Door Sales and Service to help keep you and our staff safe.
Sales (860) 443-2489 - 9am-5pm Mon-Sat
Service As customers are working and operating in markedly different patterns than typical, Verizon is adding 15GB of data across nearly all of its consumer and small/medium business customers.
Those Small business with 50 lines or fewer will have the extra 15GB of data automatically added now through April 30, and customers do not need to take action to receive.
Specifics of plans:
Unlimited Plans - +15GB of 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot DataMetered Plans - +15GB of 4G LTE Shared DataJetpack Plans - +15 GB of 4G LTE
Gannett launches site to help local small businesses hit by coronavirusBy Brett Molina, USA TODAYClick here for complete article featured by The Bulletin
Gannett, the owner of USA TODAY and more than 260 daily local media properties, is launching a nationwide effort to help communities support local small businesses struggling during the coronavirus crisis.
The media company announced Monday a new website, supportlocal.usatoday.com, that will allow users to select local businesses in their community to
The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service announced today that the federal income tax filing due date is automatically extended from April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020.
Taxpayers can also defer federal income tax payments due on April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020, without penalties and interest, regardless of the amount owed. This deferment applies to all taxpayers, including individuals, trusts and estates, corporations and other non-corporate tax filers as well as those who pay self-employment TVCCA remains open to provide the critical human services needed by our community, especially during difficult times like these.
In consideration of both our staff and clients’ health and well-being due to COVID-19, the decision was made to close our office buildings to the public in Norwich and New London effective March 17, 2020. The office staff are working and providing services through various means of technology. Many of the programs, like heating assistance, have received guidance from our funders
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Nothing is more important to us than the health and safety of our customers and employees is our top priority. Please take the time to read the information below or FOLLOW THIS LINK to our site to see the Video from the General Manager, Ford or to Chat with us about our Door-to-Door Services. We’re keeping a close eye on the rapid developments concerning COVID-19. We’re committed to supporting the community during this time of uncertainty. We are taking the necessary Like everyone, at FASTSIGNS we are closely monitoring the ever changing environment that we have found ourselves in with the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We want to make sure that we are keeping our customers and employees safe by minimizing contact while maximizing your experience with us.
We understand that businesses are working to navigate through these uncertain times and we are here to help. Here are some tips to help you communicate changes to your business and also make your employees feel safe and
Mystic, Conn. (March 20, 2020): Whileanimal welfare and human health remain the top priorities for Mystic Aquarium, the iconic Connecticut attraction is keenly focused on developing fun, educational opportunities to engage families. Online resources are not only providing much-needed educational content for children learning from home but are connecting team members at Mystic to their community in new and exciting ways.
A wide range of multimedia resources are currently available through Treatment of expenses with Qualified High Deductible Health Plans
Since many states and health insurance carriers have implemented rules and policies to cover COVID-19 treatment and testing without cost-sharing, there has been concern that such first-dollar coverage would adversely impact individuals covered by qualified high deductible health plans (QHDHPs) with health savings accounts (HSAs). The IRS has issued guidance that provides relief in this situation. The guidance allows QHDHPs to provide medical
Chelsea Groton Bank takes the safety and well-being of our customer, community and team members very seriously. As we continue to monitor the events surrounding the new Coronavirus (COVID-19), we are taking the necessary precautions to keep all of our members safe.
HERE'S WHAT WE'RE DOING: All of our facilities have undergone a thorough cleaning and will continue to receive daily cleaning to prevent the spread of viruses.We've shared guidance with our team members outlining how to protect themselves,
As the State of Connecticut continues taking actions in response to the global spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Governor Ned Lamont provided the following updates as of 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18, 2020:
Data updates on testing in Connecticut
Since yesterday’s update, an additional 28 Connecticut residents have tested positive, bringing the total number of positive cases reported in Connecticut (including presumptive positive) – from both the State Laboratory and private laboratories – to Tracy Rosiene, LMT, is offering free distance healing sessions during March and April 2020. If you wish to participate, please email Tracy at: tracylyndesigns@comcast.net for more information. During this difficult time, she is also offering a special; when you purchase an hour massage gift card online at SNHC.com, you will get a free half hour session to be used at your convenience. She welcomes her clients and clients to be to come for sessions once the State of CT approves that massage therapy is safe Hawkins Named National Rifle Association Distinguished College CoachPosted: Mar 18, 2020
NEW LONDON, Conn. -- Dr. Richard Hawkins, Coast Guard Academy's Collegiate Competitive Shooting Sports Coach has been named the 2020 National Rifle Association Distinguished College Coach announced by Tori Taylor, National Rifle Association (NRA) National Manager of Collegiate and Schools Programs.
He was selected from a national field which encompasses all collegiate rifle and pistol coaches in both National SBA Updates Criteria on States for Requesting Disaster Assistance Loans for Small Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19) As part of the Trump Administration’s aggressive, whole-of-government efforts to combat the Coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) and minimize economic disruption to the nation’s 30 million small businesses, U.S. Small Business Administration Administrator Jovita Carranza issued revised criteria for states or territories seeking an economic injury declaration related to Coronavirus Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla Calls on Biopharma Industry to Collaborate on Combatting the Global Pandemic
Pfizer issued a five-point plan calling on the biopharmaceutical industry to join the company in committing to unprecedented collaboration to combat COVID-19. Dr. Albert Bourla, Chairman and CEO, made the following statement: “In this troubling time, Pfizer is committed to doing all we can to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many companies, including Pfizer, are working to develop antiviral The health and safety of small business owners, their employees and our network of volunteers is our top priority. Therefore, in light of the growing concerns of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), SCORE has suspended all in-person events, including mentoring sessions and workshops, until further notice. We are reviewing available technology solutions in an effort to keep SCORE SECT connected to clients and workshop registrants. Workshops through the end of April will be cancelled. Check your inbox, though - we Three Rivers Community College is excited to share that Teri Ashton, Professor of Nursing, has received the Nurse’s Touch Award, presented by ATI Nursing Education. This prestigious, nationally recognized honor is presented to nurse educators who excel at teaching technical knowledge and skills to their students.
Nurse’s Touch Award honorees are nominated by peers and managers each fall. A rigorous review and scoring process whittles the nominees to one representative from each of the four regions of The Chelsea Groton Foundation will be accepting applications for the spring grant cycle through the Foundation’s online application portal until Friday, April 17, 2020. Local and regional charitable organizations in the areas of Animal Welfare, Arts and Culture, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health and Human Services, Housing, and Youth Activities, should visit www.chelseagroton.com/CGFoundation to access the online application portal and more details on specific requirements.
The As the new coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread, many employees are wondering whether there is coverage under their medical plan and whether they can take a leave of absence. The following provides some high-level information intended to address these inquiries. This information is up to date as of March 9, 2020, is general in nature, and subject to change.
Health Coverage
According to the CDC, individuals who feel sick with fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, and have been in close contact with
The health of our community is our primary concern. As part of the effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus, we have made the difficult decision to close the Florence Griswold Museum to the public beginning Saturday, March 14 and through at least March 31, and to cancel all programs during this time.
We’re looking forward to welcoming you to the Museum soon (and often!), but until then, we encourage you to visit the Museum’s Artists’ Trail, a half-mile walk around the Museum’s river-front landscape On the heels of offering new, low-income Internet Essentials customers two months of free internet and raising the speed of that program’s service to 25/3 Mbps, Comcast today announced additional steps to help ensure people stay connected to the Internet as more schools suspend classes and companies encourage employees to work from home due to the Coronavirus.“During this extraordinary time, it is vital that as many Americans as possible stay connected to the internet – for education, work, and personal Small Businesses Economically Impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to Connecticut small businesses suffering substantial economic injury as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza announced yesterday. SBA acted under its own authority, as provided by the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act that was recently signed by the President, Double-digit enrollment growth results, increased broker engagement, and big jump in stand-alone dental coverage
2019 group health insurance grew in excess of 20 percent year over year89 percent of group health insurance plans selected with the help of broker engagement; 10 percent were from new broker relationshipsThe membership for Stand-Alone Dental Plans doubled year over year
Access Health CT (AHCT) Small Business reports a 2019 growth rate in excess of 20 percent. Broker engagements within the As of this update, the ECSO will cancel its upcoming events through April 30, or until Governor Lamont’s Executive Order is updated or replaced. These are currently as follows:
• Saturday, March 14th Instrumental Competition; to be rescheduled in the summer or early fall.
• Saturday, March 28th “Spring Strings” concert at the Garde Arts Center; tentatively postponed to Saturday, May 23rd. Details to follow.
• Saturday, April 4th Gala at the Mystic Marriott; to be rescheduled. Details to follow.
• Due to continued concern regarding coronavirus (COVID-19), Lawrence + Memorial Hospital is immediately restricting all visitors.
“We are implementing a visitor restriction policy in order to ensure the safety of our patients, their families, our employees and our physician colleagues,” said Patrick Green, president and CEO of L+M Hospital. “We trust that the public will understand the importance of reducing the spread of the virus in any way we can. Our goal is to keep the community safe while Due to continued concern regarding coronavirus (COVID-19), Westerly Hospital is immediately restricting all visitors.
“We are implementing a visitor restriction policy in order to ensure the safety of our patients, their families, our employees and our physician colleagues,” said Patrick Green, president and CEO of Westerly Hospital. “We trust that the public will understand the importance of reducing the spread of the virus in any way we can. Our goal is to keep the community safe while continuing to Three Rivers Community College is excited to share that Terri Ashton, Professor of Nursing, has received the Nurse’s Touch Award, presented by ATI Nursing Education. This prestigious, nationally recognized honor is presented to nurse educators who excel at teaching technical knowledge and skills to their students.
Nurse’s Touch Award honorees are nominated by peers and managers each fall, and a rigorous review and scoring process whittles to one representative from each of the four regions of the United Due to Executive Order 7 made by Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont on March 12, prohibiting gatherings of 250 or more through April 30, Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts will be cancelling the remaining nine 2019-2020 season performances. “The health and safety of our patrons is our utmost priority as the risk of contracting this virus grows daily,” said Rodney Rock, Director of Jorgensen. “While we regret the need to cancel these events, the decision was an informed one.” UConn has been working In efforts to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts will be cancelling seven upcoming performances. “The health and safety of our patrons is our utmost priority as the risk of contracting this virus grows daily,” said Rodney Rock, Director of Jorgensen. “While we regret the need to cancel these events, the decision was an informed one.” UConn has been working closely with the state Department of Public Health, the state Department of Emergency Management and POSTPONED
A note from the organizer on 3/12/20:
Dear friends,
Due to the seriousness of the rapidly changing Coronavirus situation, Connecticut College has moved all their March events. Since this decision affects our on-campus Young Women’s Leadership Day, the event has been postponed until August 15, 2020. We certainly hope you will be able to join us on the new date. Please let us know your availability so we can plan accordingly for August 15th.
We realize this may be an inconvenience and
Mystic Seaport Museum announced today it is temporarily closing to the public beginning tomorrow, March 13, to support the State of Connecticut’s efforts to stem the outbreak of COVID-19. All programs, classes, and events during that period are also cancelled. The Museum anticipates reopening March 30, subject to further evaluation of the situation.
Steve White, president of the Museum, stated: “Out of an abundance of caution we are taking this preemptive move to close to the public to protect the
WASHINGTON – SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza issued the following statement today in response to the President’s address to the nation:“The President took bold, decisive action to make our 30 million small businesses more resilient to Coronavirus-related economic disruptions. Small businesses are vital economic engines in every community and state, and they have helped make our economy the strongest in the world. Our Agency will work directly with state Governors to provide targeted, low-interest At ConnectiCare when we see our members, we see ourselves. It’s important to us that our communities are healthy and vibrant. One way we do that is by participating in the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act Tax Credit Program.*
ConnectiCare is contributing to 36 non-profit and municipal organizations throughout the state. These organizations offer a variety of services, including after-school activities, arts and media, education, community services, emergency shelter, new housing, and Gales Ferry, Conn (March 1, 2020) -- United Way of Southeastern Connecticut has announced a round of capacity building grants to increase effectiveness of Member Agencies of the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Bank, which is operated by United Way. The series of grants was made possible through a two-year grant from Wells Fargo to address food insecurity across the country.This funding opportunity for Member Agencies supports local Emergency Food System programs and investing in their effectiveness and
Credit Union Donation Assists With Important Improvements To Children’s Department
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has provided a significant donation to the Raymond Library in Oakdale to assist with improvements to the library’s Children’s Department that will include new waterproof vinyl floor covering.Charter Oak provided $7,000 in funding to the library to allow for the new floor covering in the Children’s Department, which has suffered from frequent water problems that damaged the existing carpet.
Gerson DaSilva recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer. Gerson, who is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, will work to develop commercial loan and commercial mortgage relationships with centers of influence across the Bank’s market areas.
“With over a decade of banking experience, Gerson is skilled at finding creative, unique ways to help clients reach their financial goals,” said Carolyn Welch, Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending Manager at
The charismatic and innovative Arcis Saxophone Quartet will visit UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday evening, March 31, to perform their program American Dreams, which takes the audience on a journey through a broad musical exhibition of the American way of life. The program features music from Reich, Dvořák, Bernstein, Barber, and Gershwin.
Arcis Saxophone Quartet was founded in 2009 at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich. The award-winning ensemble won first
Music Matters: Music from Scandanavia & the Shetlands
with Nordic Fiddlers BlocSaturday, March 21 at 5pm
Olav Luksengård Mjelva (NO)
hardanger fele, octave fiddleAnders Hall (SE)
fiddle, violaKevin Henderson (Shetland Isl.)
fiddle
Folk music from Scandinavia & the Shetlands
There's no richer fiddle tradition than that of Sweden, Norway, and the Shetland Islands. Join us to hear how this deft, rhythmically enchanting music has charmed the whole world. Olav, Anders, and Kevin – three When Josie’s blood work hinted at a liver condition, staff veterinarians at the Connecticut Humane Society knew an ultrasound was next. Normally, the Chihuahua mix would travel to an off-site veterinary office that had the machine.
But now, Josie can have her ultrasound scan performed at CHS. SOUND Imaging has donated an ultrasound machine to CHS that can be used for pets preparing for adoption, and for owned pets who are patients at CHS’ reduced-fee Fox Memorial Clinic.
“This is an amazingly generous TVCCA’s RSVP Veterans’ Coffeehouse is partnering with the Montville Senior Center to add a new gathering place for local veterans. The first meeting will be held Wednesday, March 11 from 9am to 11am. The Coffeehouse is scheduled to meet on the second Wednesday of each month. The Veterans’ Coffeehouse is a comfortable location for ALL veterans and their spouses to socialize and receive information regarding veterans’ benefits and services.
WHO: The Coffeehouse welcomes all veterans and their
The law firm of Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C. (TCORS) of New London is pleased to announce that the prestigious Martindale-Hubbell® has recognized Tobin, Carberry, O’Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C., and five of the firm’s partners as AV® Rated for 2020. AV is the highest such rating given by the Martindale-Hubble® Peer Review Rating™ system. The firm’s partners with an AV Preeminent® rating include Robert Tobin, Glenn Carberry, Jerry O’Malley, Thomas Riley and Joseph Selinger. Law
CT Office of the Arts - Arts Workforce Initiative (Now Accepting Applications!)
The Arts Workforce Initiative (AWI) is a paid apprenticeship program that gives Connecticut college students, emerging creatives and military veterans an opportunity to gain high-level professional work experience with not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations throughout the state.
This program is specifically designed for applicants from diverse and traditionally underrepresented backgrounds.
A host organization must
The Travelers Championship today announced that Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion whose recent victory at the WGC-Mexico Championship gave him eight career wins on the PGA TOUR, has committed to play in the 2020 tournament.
Reed, who is ranked No. 9 in the world, joins three other players in the tournament who are also among the top 10 in the current Official World Golf Ranking — No. 1 Rory McIlroy, No. 4 Justin Thomas and No. 6 Patrick Cantlay.
“With multiple TOUR wins, a major championship and
Emmy and Tony-Award winning actress Kristin Chenoweth promises an eclectic evening of song selections to UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, March 27, including personal reminiscences, Broadway showtunes, and music from her new album, “For the Girls.”
“For The Girls,” released late last year, is a heartfelt tribute to the great female singers throughout history, particularly some of Kristin’s heroes and friends. The “mesmerizing” album includes guest artists Ariana Grande, Dolly Shoreline Power of Together hosts its first meeting of 2020 at Filomena's Restuarant on Tuesday, March 10th, 2020. Doors open at 6:45 and the meeting begins promptly at 7 PM.
Our group meets four times a year with the goal of making a positive impact on the community we live in and work in. One hour of your time, $100, and a giving heart is all you need to bring in order to make this impact felt.Here's how it works: 1.) Each member brings a $100 check and has the opportunity to put their name in to Five Swimmers Earn Invite to NCAA Swimming and Diving ChampionshipsPosted: Mar 03, 2020
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Coast Guard Academy will send four male swimmers and one female to the NCAA Division III Championships at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, N.C. on March 18-21.
Senior All-American Joe Rodriguez, who placed third in the 50 freestyle and seventh in the 100 freestyle last season and was also part of the 200 medley relay team which earned All-America honors with an eighth place
The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces a $1 million dollar commitment from the Miranda Family Fund to provide scholarships for National Theater Institute (NTI) students. With a singular schedule and an unmatched breadth of training, NTI’s six semester-long programs offer students a springboard to the professional world. The Miranda Family Fund supports scholarships to further the inclusion of artists of color across all disciplines of theater.
This 10-year commitment will ensure that NTI is able One of the O'Neill's longest-running programs, the National Critics Institute is the only workshop in the country designed for arts writers, journalists, and cultural critics to strengthen their skills in an increasingly competitive and fast-paced industry. Director Chris Jones, chief theater critic and culture columnist for the Chicago Tribune, offers a two-week intensive course of study for writers of all experience levels, especially for those in mid-career. However, each year a small number of young and Groton Utilities and the City of Groton Parks and Recreation Department will host their final Winter Cabaret concert of the season, this Sunday, March 8, featuring Whiskey, Wine, and Coke. Whiskey, Wine and Coke is the acoustic trio version of the popular local band Coyote River Band. Renee, Dave and Dean love to break out their acoustic guitars to bring music from the sixties, seventies, and eighties to crowds throughout the state…with covers of music by The Beatles, Carly Simon, Hall & Oates, Etta James,
The 2019-2020 season continues with an exciting program that features a Grammy Award winner and timeless compositions. Edward Elgar’s concert overture In the South opens the program with a boisterous theme re-purposed from another work, that joyfully expresses his experiences with his family in Italy. The soloist for the evening is Grammy-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux. Vieaux performs Joaquín Rodrigo’s well known Concierto de Aranjuez.
“Perhaps the most precise and soulful classical guitarist of his
The Russian National Ballet brings the world’s most beloved romantic fairy tale to life with their highly-anticipated performance of Cinderella at UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, March 24th. Under the artistic direction of the company’s legendary founder, Elena Radchenko, the enchanting full-length ballet in two parts promises to entertain and delight audiences of all ages with its company of 50 world-class dancers, luminous costumes, dazzling sets, and composer Sergei
Three Rivers Community College is excited to share that Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II has received the Connecticut Office of The Arts: Artist Fellowship for Artistic Excellence Award in Poetry.
The Artist Fellowship Awards are granted by the Connecticut Office of the Arts, the state agency charged with fostering the health of Connecticut's creative economy. The Artist Fellowship program recognizes the creative excellence of individual Connecticut artists in a variety of REMARKABLE COMEBACK GIVES BEARS NEWMAC CHAMPIONSHIPFinal12OTTCOAST GUARD (14-13)23541289WPI (20-7)4730986WORCESTER, Mass. – Coast Guard overcame a 25-point second half deficit to cap its improbable run and win the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) championship as the fifth-seeded Bears knocked off second-seeded WPI 89-86 in overtime to win its third NEWMAC championship in program history.
Coast Guard ran its season long win streak to seven improving to 14-13 while the Engineers Trio Win Regional Championship; Record Six Qualify for NCAA ChampionshipPosted: Mar 01, 2020PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Coast Guard, ranked 10th nationally, will send a record six wrestlers to the NCAA Championship led by a trio of Bears won captured regional titles leading the team to a second place finish for the second straight season at the NCAA Division III Northeast Wrestling Regional at Rhode Island College.
Philip Rogers (165), Paul Detwiler (184) and Jon Wagner (197) all won regional championships. AJ Out of more than 400 contractors who participated in the in the program, Jonathan Duncklee, President of Duncklee Cooling & Heating Inc. received a Top Performer award from Connecticut Green Bank in February 2020 in Rocky Hill, CT at their Headquarters.
Duncklee and the CT Green Bank teamed up with Core Plus Credit Union and Capital for Change to offer consumers super-efficient heating and cooling systems with extremely low interest financing.
Top Performers helped over 300 Connecticut families make home Join us on Thursday, March 12th at 4pm as Patty O'Brian, from Hartford Healthcare's Center for Healthy Aging, discuss strategies to work with individuals with cognitive loss. Research has shown that non-verbal communication can be very useful in interacting with your loved one. Facial expressions, gestures, body language and touch can have an impact that is far more effective than using words. In fact, it is essential to consider the effect of body language when communicating with loved ones. Actions really
Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Roy Tookes, an artist and long-time Three Rivers employee. “Glitter” features a multitude of medias as Tookes creates with wood-burning, watercolor, acrylic, and oil and paints on everything from canvas to driftwood to river rocks. The show will run through Tuesday, March 31 in the Gallery at Three Rivers.
This is Tookes’ third and final exhibition at the Gallery at Three Rivers. It coincides with his upcoming retirement from
CT Council on Problem Gambling to Conduct Statewide Awareness and Education Events During March
Governor Ned Lamont has issued a proclamation declaring that March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month in the State of Connecticut. Problem and Disordered Gambling is a public health issue that affects thousands of Connecticut adults and impacts the lives of their loved ones. It is estimated that approximately 70,000 Connecticut adults meet the clinical criteria for gambling disorder, and an additional 285,000 Food, Fitness, & Fun Series: Cookbook Author Dorie Greenspan in Conversation with Oyster Club Executive Chef James WaymanWednesday, March 18 at 6pm
Join us "in conversation" as Oyster Club's executive chef James Wayman talks with award-winning cookbook author Dorie Greenspan about her passion for food. Dorie has written 13 cookbooks, including her latest, Everyday Dorie and Dorie’s Cookies. This intimate talk will also include audience Q&A, as well as a book signing. Ticket price includes a copy of
The Travelers Championship today announced that Bryson DeChambeau, a five-time winner on the PGA TOUR, has committed to play in the 2020 tournament.
DeChambeau’s results have improved in each of the four years he played at TPC River Highlands. In his most recent start last year, DeChambeau tied for eighth.
“Bryson plays well here and enjoys competing in Connecticut,” said Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube. “Bryson is quite a player, taking an analytical approach to every facet of
Regan Communications Announces New Digital Marketing Division to Provide Cutting Edge Marketing Services for Connecticut Clients
Quinn & Hary Marketing, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Regan Communications Group, the largest privately-held public relations firm in New England, is pleased to announce the launch of Regan Digital Studio.
The agency’s new division provides digital marketing services for clients of the Quinn & Hary agency at 48 State Street in New London and other Regan Communications
Winner of six Grammy awards and widely-regarded as the world’s best-known and best-loved Irish folk music group, The Chieftains return to Storrs on Saturday, March 14 to treat their audience to a night of rollicking traditional Irish music, dancing, and merriment in the cozy candlelit cabaret setting of UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts.
The Storrs concert appearance, one stop in the band’s “The Irish Goodbye” Tour, will celebrate the iconic group’s nearly six decades of music-making, Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he is inviting Connecticut residents to participate in a community conversation on workforce development and education issues that he is hosting at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 26, 2020 in the Student Center Theatre on the campus of Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic.
The forum will give residents an opportunity to speak directly with the governor and discuss efforts the state can take to ensure that Connecticut’s education system is training East Lyme, CT (February 25, 2020) – Comcast today announced it is expanding its network to the Town of East Lyme, giving residents and businesses a new choice for TV, internet, voice, home security/automation and mobile services.
Comcast’s buildout in East Lyme, including the villages of Niantic and Flanders, will benefit the community’s residents and businesses. Located within New London County, East Lyme is a coastal community located on Long Island Sound with a seaside village center along Route 156, The 39th Annual Connecticut Storytelling Festival will take place on April 24 & 25 at Connecticut College in New London, CT. The festival is for adults and brings together people of different cultures, ages and backgrounds, and allows them to discover and react to stories together, sharing emotions and bridging differences. We also offer workshops to help people learn how to tell stories, their own and those of tradition. Bill Harley is our headliner this year. For a full schedule, fees and McDonald's, 19 Chesterfield Road, East Lyme
The East Lyme McDonald's opened their doors on a renovated dining area. The space has a whole new look and feel. McDonald's team invites everyone to come in and enjoy the space!
Call for Artists: The Art of Movement
Mystic, CT — Hartford HealthCare's Chase Family Movement Disorders Center will host "The Art of Movement," an exhibit of creative works by people living with Parkinson's Disease, in May in its new Mystic location. The exhibit is seeking works by people who have Parkinson's.
The exhibit is seeking all types of creative works, including painting, sculpting, creative writing, dance, photography, music, quilting and other crafts.
Interested artists should contact Susan CT Office of Tourism has their upcoming Conference on Tourism where you can learn from national tourism and travel experts on how to bring more to CT's tourist attractions.
Each year, the tourism conference is the biggest gathering of industry leaders in the state. This year, it promises to be packed with even more actionable ideas on how to attract more visitors.
3 reasons you should attend:
• Designed for a wide array of participants: hotels, B&Bs, restaurants, casino resorts, arts and culture Access Health CT Small Business was established to help small business owners in Connecticut with 50 or fewer employees provide affordable healthcare coverage to their employees. Providing our customers with two carriers that currently participate on the exchange—Anthem and ConnectiCare—we offer multiple plan options to employers, recognizing that one plan does not meet everyone’s needs. We provide for-profit small business employers with tax credits of up to 50% based on eligibility, and not-for-profits Exhibit Opening: Monika Agnello of SETRA ARTES Gallery
Friday, March 6 from 5-7pm
For the month of March, we are delighted to present the work of local artist Monika Agnello of Setra Artes gallery in Westerly in this exhibit titled, I'll Be Right Back.... Opening reception Friday, March 6, from 5-7pm. Exhibit will run through the end of March.
From the artist:These are all the starts.
An accumulation from over the years.
Not one body of work.
These images are the first words of sentences...some may Save the date for S.T.E.P.S second annual collaborative Bow-A-Thon taking place on Sunday, May 3, 2020 at Groton Bowling Center in Groton, CT. This is a family-friendly event that includes food specials as well as basket raffles. Bring your friends! Teams of 6-8 players can register and your shoe rental and 2 hours of bowling will be included in the admission price.Click here to register.
Contact Bea Jennette with any questions at 860-941-7949 or info@stepsct.org.
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has named Kevin Sullivan Jr. as its new Assistant Vice President-Business Lender to accommodate the credit union’s continuing growth in its business lending operations.
Sullivan has nearly two decades of financial services experience in Connecticut, including serving the needs of the state’s health care industry and the small-business community. His background also includes expertise in business development, financial analysis, and training and customer service.
“We’re New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) opened registration for its 2020 Summer Camp. NESS summer programs run Monday through Friday for 10 weeks (June 22 - August 28). The half-day and full-day programs are open to students from ages 4-17 and located in Stonington, CT.NESS, a nationally-recognized and award-winning ocean adventure STEM education nonprofit, provides students of all ages with year-round programming that includes marine science, sailing, powerboating, and adventure sports. NESS's "The Marty," as it is known, is the highest community sailing honor bestowed by US Sailing.
The New England Science & Sailing Foundation is proud to announce that CEO and Founder of NESS, Michael "Spike" Lobdell, has been awarded the prestigious US Sailing Martin A. Luray Award. The award recognizes Lobdell's outstanding and unselfish contributions to further public access sailing. Known popularly as "The Marty," the award is the highest honor bestowed by US Sailing, the sport's governing body, for The University of Connecticut Avery Point welcomes all local youngsters to attend a free reading party on Feb. 29 in support of the National Education Association’s Read Across America Day.
The event will run from 1-4 p.m. at the Branford House and the Student Center with live readings, games, crafts and a host of activities for children young and old. Each child will also be given a free book at the event. The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation has awarded a $3,000 grant to the Jonnycake Center of Westerly for emergency food assistance. These critical funds will be utilized in a four-pronged approach to assist neighbors in need:
The Jonnycake Center of Westerly’s Monthly Food Assistance Program provides a week’s worth of food to local residents every thirty days, complementing other government programs such as SNAP. Nearly 3,000 residents of Westerly, Charlestown, Hopkinton, and Richmond, Rhode Island Florence Griswold Museum is collaborating with Collette Tours to offer Discover Spain’s Classics, an 11-day excursion from Madrid to Barcelona. Travel dates will run from September 7-17, 2020. Together, we’ll experience Spain’s colorful pageant of art, history, and culture. Set against a backdrop that spans sunny Mediterranean shores and grand mountain ranges, this stunning destination is dotted with white pueblos and groves of oranges and olives.
Witness the priceless masterpieces of the Prado Museum, In late 2016, the City of Norwich was awarded a $384,000 Brownfields assessment grant ($185,000 for petroleum sites and $199,000 for hazard substance sites) from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The funding allows the City, utilizing its consultant Tighe & Bond, to perform Phase I through Phase III environmental assessments and remediation planning on an undetermined number of commercial and non-residential sites through-out the City. Recently, the City was notified by EPA that the grant Norwich, CT - Norwich Arts Center held its annual meeting on Wednesday, January 22 at the Courtyard by Marriott in Norwich. During the meeting a vote was held for the 2020-2021 slate of officers. They are as follows: Kristen Nickerson, President; Faye Ringel, Vice President; Thomas Keaney, Treasurer and Patricia LaPierre, Secretary. Kris Nickerson, a Senior Accounts Manager for the Hartford Business Journal in Hartford, is a Norwich resident and has been on the Norwich Arts Center Board of Directors since Chelsea Groton Bank’s Internship Program is designed to provide valuable work experience for undergraduate students considering careers in accounting, marketing, human resources, learning and development, finance, banking, and more. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply online at chelseagroton.com by Friday, March 13, 2020.
“Through our internship program, we’re focused on attracting and developing our future generation of financial service stewards and providing professional development Academy’s partnership with Eversource and Ameresco delivers $39 million in capital improvements, significant cost savings, and resiliency benefits
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) and partners Eversource and Ameresco recently celebrated the completion of a holistic energy management project that brought $39 million in capital improvements to the United States Coast Guard Academy. Local, state and federal officials last week toured several academy buildings to see the improvements implemented over the PHOTO: Felicia LaPlante, Assistant Finance Officer, Deputy Treasurer, of the Town of Ellington accepts the donation from Artie McCormack, Senior Account Manager at ConnectiCare.
On February 10, ConnectiCare presented a $9,714.28 donation to the Town of Ellington in collaboration with the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) tax credit program. The donation will support renovations to Hall Memorial Library.
The Connecticut NAA program provides tax credits to local businesses who support PHOTO: The volunteer kitchen staff at St. Vincent de Paul Place, accepts the donation from Lauren La Chance, Public Relations Assistant at ConnectiCare.
On January 30, ConnectiCare presented a $4, 234.43 donation to the St. Vincent de Paul Place in collaboration with the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) tax credit program. The donation will support energy efficient upgrades to their facility. The donation offers organizations the opportunity to continue the great work they do in our
The Gales Ferry Our Lady’s Shrine Council #7054 of the Knights of Columbus awarded $1,123.36-- the proceeds of its 2019 Tootsie Roll Drive—to The Arc Eastern Connecticut. Thanks to the continued support of the Knights of Columbus, The Arc’s Community Life & Advocacy component is able to provide a variety of community involvement programs, self-advocacy groups, and health and fitness activities, including Special Olympics, to over 170 participants with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) from Thursday, February 20, 20202 p.m. Eastern Time; 1 p.m. Central Time; 12 p.m. Mountain Time; 12 p.m. Arizona; 11 a.m. Pacific Time; 10 a.m. Alaska; 9 a.m. Hawaii
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Tax With a surge of tax returns expected the two weeks following the Feb. 17 Presidents Day holiday, the Internal Revenue Service is offering taxpayers several tips and various time-saving resources to get them the help they need quickly and easily.
To help avoid this period of high telephone demand, the IRS encourages taxpayers and tax preparers to use online resources available at IRS.gov. And when it comes time to file, taxpayers are encouraged to file electronically and choose direct deposit for faster
The Travelers Championship today announced that Patrick Cantlay has committed to play in the 2020 tournament. Cantlay is a two-time winner on the PGA TOUR and is currently No. 6 in the Official World Golf Ranking. In 2011, Cantlay shot a 60 at TPC River Highlands — the lowest score by an amateur in PGA TOUR history — playing on a sponsor’s exemption as a 19-year-old.
“Patrick will always be remembered for what he did as an amateur here in 2011, but since turning professional he has won on the PGA TOUR, Come join Modern Health, Skintrixx and Nama_Soul this Saturday, February 15 at Rocks 21, 3 Williams Avenue, Mystic from 11a.m. - 3 p.m. Come support local small businesses at this free event and enjoy light refreshments in a great atmosphere.
Modern Health will have our high quality plant-based CBD products. Come sample/purchase our 500-1500mg tinctures that promote anxiety relief and relaxation. Our 500mg pain relief salve, along with our pet care and skin care products promote all natural health, In celebration of his 16-year tenure leading the organization, the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center will present Preston Whiteway with the 20th annual Monte Cristo Award. A gala dinner will be held at the Edison Ballroom (New York City) on Sunday, April 19, 2020.
With electric vehicles (EV) starting to come into their own (technology-wise) this is really the best time to purchase an electric vehicle. More than 330,000 electric vehicles were sold in the United States in 2019, compared to approximately 157,000 just three years earlier. Electric charging stations are beginning to pop up in more and more places and home chargers are reasonably affordable as well. Additionally, the range that an EV can travel on a single charge has increased over the years to the point This past December Groton Utilities and Bozrah Light and Power were able to “give back to the community” by use of the popular State of Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) Tax Credit Program. Through this program Groton Utilities and Bozrah Light and Power were able to make the following contributions to local non-profit organizations:
$145,714.24 to Sacred Heart School (Groton Utilities)$56,733.35 to Town of Groton (Bozrah Light and Power)$34,971.42 to Riverfront Children’s Center (Bozrah For the second year in a row, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital (L+M) is partnering with the Hartford Marathon Foundation to present a signature running and walking event to the community on May 2, 2020, with the return of Spring Stride.
The event, held on a Saturday, will include a 10K road race, a 5K fun run (and walk) and a children’s run, all starting and finishing at the hospital at 365 Montauk Avenue.
The annual event that returned last year after a seven-year hiatus is expected to draw hundreds of On February 10, ConnectiCare presented a $9,714.28 donation to the Town of Ellington in collaboration with the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) tax credit program. The donation will support renovations to Hall Memorial Library.
The Connecticut NAA program provides tax credits to local businesses who support municipal and tax-exempt organizations. Through this program, ConnectiCare has donated to 36 non-profit organizations around the state.
We are proud to support organizations in the On January 30, ConnectiCare presented a $4,234.43 donation to the St. Vincent de Paul Place in collaboration with the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) tax credit program. The donation will support energy efficient upgrades to their facility. The donation offers organizations the opportunity to continue the great work they do in our communities.
The Connecticut NAA program provides tax credits to local businesses who support municipal and tax-exempt organizations. Through this program, Women's Indoor Track & Field Cracks National Top TenPosted: Feb 12, 2020
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Coast Guard Academy women's indoor track and field team has cracked the Top 10 in the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCA) Division III national poll as the Bears checked in at number 10.
The Bears, were 15th in the preseason poll before moving up five spots this week. Coast Guard is one of three New England teams in the Top 10 as Williams is first and MIT is Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce that it has earned the 2020-2021 Military Friendly® School designation. Each year, the prestigious list of Military Friendly® Schools is provided to service members, veterans and their families, helping them select the best college to receive the education and training needed to pursue a civilian career.
To earn the Military Friendly® School designation, Three Rivers met thresholds for Student Retention, Graduation, Job Placement, Loan Repayment, Local non-profit organizations are invited to apply for Pfizer Connecticut Laboratories 2020/2021 competitive grants. Applications from organizations serving communities in Southeastern Connecticut, the greater New Haven area, and southern Rhode Island will be considered. Priority will be given to programs that bring STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to students from elementary through high school. Additional grants will be made to programs that provide for the underserved or to support local Charter Oak Federal Credit Union is now accepting scholarship applications for its annual $90,000 scholarship giveaway.
Applications can be completed electronically now through Monday, March 16th, and can be found online at CharterOak.org/content/scholarship. This opportunity is only available for new and existing credit union members; membership is free for students. Visit any branch location or call 860.446.8085 to inquire about membership. Products such as the Bright Futures Savings Accounts are Charter Oak Federal Credit Union is the Number 1 residential mortgage lender in eastern Connecticut for the 10th straight year, originating over 800 mortgages in New London and Windham counties combined during 2019 with a total value exceeding $101 million.
Since 2010, when Charter Oak first became the top residential lender in eastern Connecticut, the credit union has originated nearly 10,000 mortgages in both counties combined with a total value of more than $1.25 billion, based on annual data compiled Today, ConnectiCare, one of Connecticut’s leading health plans, announced the appointment of Brian Pagliaro as its Senior Vice President, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. Mr. Pagliaro will lead ConnectiCare’s sales, account management, and marketing teams.
In this role, Mr. Pagliaro will be responsible for the company’s membership growth working with brokers across all commercial market segments. He will collaborate with business leaders, health systems, and others, so ConnectiCare can continue to Esteemed community leaders Rodney Butler, Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and Rob Valenti, President/General Manager of the Valenti Family of Dealerships, will be among the hale and hardy to participate in Mystic Aquarium’s 7th Annual Seal Splash on Saturday, February 22, 2020. This arctic plunge benefits the organization’s Animal Rescue Program.
The duo will dive into the frigid waters of Long Island Sound at Eastern Point Beach in Groton alongside many other ardent supporters. In As we get deeper into the winter the City of Groton Cabaret 2020 Concert Series is going full-throttle with its third band of the series – Azalea Drive. Azalea Drive is one of the most popular bands in the region, playing at all sorts of venues throughout the area over the years. And now we have the distinct pleasure of having them play for us on Sunday, February 9th in the City of Groton Auditorium beginning at 3:00 p.m.
This is the trimmed down and mellowed up version of the popular full band Azalea The Internal Revenue Service and its partners nationwide remind taxpayers about the Earned Income Tax Credit on Jan. 31, “EITC Awareness Day.” This is the 14th year of the EITC awareness campaign that alerts millions of workers to this significant tax credit.
"The EITC is a vital tax credit that helps millions of hard-working working families around the nation," said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. "It’s critical that people review the credit to see if they qualify. Increasing awareness about the EITC is FS-2020-01, January 2020
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a financial boost for families with low- or moderate- incomes. Millions of workers may qualify for the first time this year due to changes in their marital, parental or financial status. The EITC is a refundable tax credit. This means workers may get money back, even if they owe no tax. Last year, around 25 million taxpayers received about $61 billion in EITC.
The IRS urges workers who earned $55,952 or less in 2019 to see if they Leap into your seat for this Leap Day concert featuring works by Mozart, Beethoven, and pieces and performers from Turkey. Throughout his career, Music Director and Conductor, Toshiyuki Shimada has visited Turkey to conduct many of the country’s leading orchestras. These collaborations have connected Toshi with some of the country’s most gifted artists. The evening opens with the orchestra performing Esintiler (Inspirations) a work by one of Turkey’s most beloved composers Ferit Tüzün. Soloists for the Liberty Bank’s tuition-free Academy for Small Business is a comprehensive training program that provides education and guidance to small business owners on successfully operating a business.Willimantic Academy for Small Business in partnership with Women's Business Development CouncilWhen: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m., from March 26-April 28, 2020Where: Windham Hospital, 112 Mansfield Ave., WillimanticLearn more: Contact Pam Days-Luketich at (860) 704-2489 or visit liberty-bank.com/ASBCurriculum February 22 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
One of the most rewarding sounds for staff and volunteers in the Animal Rescue Program is a SPLASH! From the first splash of a healing harbor seal entering the med pool to the animal’s ultimate dive into the ocean on release day – to us, a splash means SUCCESS.
You, too, can make a splash by helping Mystic Aquarium’s Animal Rescue Team succeed in their mission!Splash at Noon
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Described by the Huffington Post as “delightful and funny with a breezy, upbeat score,” TheaterWorksUSA brings its fun-filled, song-filled production of Pete the Cat to the stage at UConn’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday February 23 for a special 2:00 pm matinee performance.
Based on the New York Times #1 best-selling children’s books by authors Kimberly and James Dean, Pete the Cat tells the story of a rockin’- but- rowdy blue cat who is given to the Biddle family to learn some Quincy, MA, January 10, 2020 – Atlantic Broadband, the nation’s eighth-largest cable operator, today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase Thames Valley Communications, a broadband services company operating in Southeastern Connecticut. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close within three months. Upon closing of the transaction, Atlantic Broadband will add approximately 10,000 customers to its operations in Connecticut.
This Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment (MGE) has named Nick Gilham Director of Social Media. He will oversee social strategy, marketing, content, monitoring and operations for all MGE properties. Dana Lambersky has been promoted to Director of Convention Services for Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, where she will play a new and vital role in the planning and organization of the growing calendar of meetings, incentives, conference and exhibitions at Mohegan Sun.
“Nick Gilham comes to MGE with a wealth of Brewing coffee in the office has its perks. Our Pour Over Coffee Brewers are portable, user friendly and splash proof. We also have Brewers that are plumbed, and no plumbing required options. We have a few different types of coffee services. At Lathrop Vending we have automatic, pour over models and single serve coffee, tea and hot cocoa too. We also carry a large variety of flavors to brew just the way you like it. What? You need cups, condiments, creamer and sugar? Don’t worry we have everything you need The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces that, after 16 years with the organization, CEO/Producer Preston Whiteway will depart in August 2020. Mr. Whiteway oversees six artistic directors and a dozen nationally-acclaimed programs. The O'Neill has been recognized with a second Tony Award and the National Medal of Arts under his leadership. He recently joined Tribeca Productions (The Irishman, When They See Us) as a Creative Development Consultant, and will continue in that role after departing the CERC Becomes AdvanceCT and David Campbell Joins as Lead on Business Recruitment
The Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Inc. (CERC), a nonprofit corporation that seeks to advance business formation, retention, recruitment, and growth in Connecticut, has rebranded as AdvanceCT.
The rebranding effort represents a strategic transition stemming from Governor Lamont’s vision for the organization to collaborate closely with the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development, the state’s economic Family Activities Include Ice Sculptures, Working Dog Demonstrations, Toy Boat Building, Arts and Crafts, and Special Music Concerts in the Planetarium Mystic Seaport Museum will hold its annual Ice Festival, February 15-17. The event will be three days of winter activities in conjunction with the exhibition J.M.W. Turner: Watercolors from Tate, now on display in the Museum’s Collins Gallery.
Families are invited to enjoy games, activities, music, and entertainment throughout the Museum’s grounds:
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& The United States Coast Guard AcademyWednesday, February 12, 2020How To Be An Antiracist
New York Times bestselling author and professor of history and international relations, Ibram X. Kendi, discusses the subject matter of his third book, How To Be An Antiracist. According to Kendi, "The only way to undo racism is to constantly identify it and describe it — and then dismantle it."
DATE: Wednesday, February 12, The law firm of Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C. (TCORS) of New London is pleased to announce that Partner Kristin Wainright of East Lyme has been named to serve as the firm’s managing partner.
Kristin, a Norwich native, joined the firm in 2010. Four years later she was named Partner. Kristin focuses her practice primarily in corporate and business law, public finance, banking, and real estate transactions.
Attorney Wainright succeeds Attorney Glenn Carberry, who managed the firm’s There is still time to take a course at Three Rivers Community College this spring. Three Rivers offers accelerated classes that are taught over a shorter period of time, 7 or 12 weeks, and begin February 12-24 and March 24-30.
Classes cover a variety of subjects and range from Elementary and Intermediate Algebra to Composition, Ethics, Principles of Environmental Science and more. It is a fast way to squeeze in more credits to put towards a degree or certificate. The full list of classes can be found Rich Balestracci, VP, Commercial Loan Officer, was recently selected as a New Leader in Banking by the Connecticut Bankers Association (CBA) and American Business Media. This honor is awarded to up-and-coming professionals from across Connecticut. The 13 recipients are considered to be outstanding employees who have made a notable impact in their bank and their community, beyond their job description.
“Rich values his relationships with business owners and community members. He is a hard worker and a With the start of the 2020 tax filing season near, the Internal Revenue Service is reminding taxpayers to avoid unethical “ghost” tax return preparers.
According to the IRS, a ghost preparer does not sign a tax return they prepare. Unscrupulous ghost preparers will print the return and tell the taxpayer to sign and mail it to the IRS. For e-filed returns, the ghost will prepare but refuse to digitally sign as the paid preparer.
By law, anyone who is paid to prepare or assists in preparing federal tax In Deep South - Deep North: A Family's Journey, Lottie B. Scott tells both the heartbreaking and triumphant tale of her maturation into adulthood against a racially-charged, impoverished, yet fiercely loving backdrop in Longtown, South Carolina.
Scott traces her family history, peppered with familial violence and love alike. She describes her early childhood years of living amidst a sea of brothers, until little sisters finally arrived. Under the cloud of racial discrimination, difficult farm working Chelsea Groton Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of 20 employees following a Board of Trustees meeting.
“Chelsea Groton Bank has been successful for over 165 years because of the hard-working team of people we have here,” said Michael Rauh, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank. “Each of the employees earning a promotion exhibits the traits and behaviours we value – innovative, collaborative, trustworthy, professional, knowledgeable, versatile and positive – and has shown a high level of The Arc Eastern Connecticut received $2,500 from Connecticut Water as part of Connecticut’s 2019 Neighborhood Assistant Act Tax credit program. The company’s participation helped The Arc ECT to begin upgrading aging and drafty windows at its Mechanic Street, Danielson building, which houses day supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. “Connecticut Water has been an an annual participant in the Neighborhood Assistance Act program,” said Judy Daviau, Deputy Quality Assurance Join us for fourteen free seminars on some of the biggest environmental issues challenging us today. Topics range from Bird Conservation to Approaches to Eating in the United States: Consequences for our Health and Environment, and Global Climate Change to Our Ancient Culture, taught by a range of experts in their fields. Congressman Joe Courtney will also address Earth Day ... 50 years! Environmental Issues in Connecticut and in the USA on April 8. Seminars are held in room C101 at Three Rivers Community On Our Minds Series: Planned Giving, with Nick Kepple & Beth Leamon
Wednesday, January 29 at 6pm
Join local estate planning attorneys Nicholas Kepple and Elizabeth Leamon to explore how you can create a planned giving strategy that meets your financial and philanthropic goals, maximizes tax benefits, and leaves a meaningful legacy of charitable giving. The program will focus on a discussion of opportunities and gift plans such as wills, revocable trusts, charitable trusts, life insurance, and retirement More Music Series: A Winter's Evening~Romantic TriosFriday, February 7 at 7pm
Join NYC-based chamber musicians violinist Hilary Castle, cellist Ani Kalayjian and pianist Milos Repicky for an evening of romantic, lush and indulgent music for piano trio. This program is the perfect preparation for Valentine’s Day as the incredible works delve into the essence of romanticism in classical music!
Tickets $20. Age 18 and under admitted for free. Cash, check, or credit card accepted at the door.
18 and under The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut’s Northeast and Southeast Women and Girls Funds has awarded The Arc Eastern Connecticut $2,500 and $3,500, respectively, to augment and expand its successful “Voices” program for women with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in both New London and Windham counties. Voices provides safe, nurturing groups for women with IDD who are at risk of, or survivors of, sexual assault, domestic violence or exploitation. Since 2016, the Foundation’s support The Internal Revenue Service has launched a new and improved Tax Withholding Estimator, designed to help workers target the refund they want by having the right amount of federal income tax taken out of their pay.
The Tax Withholding Estimator, now available on IRS.gov, incorporates the changes from the redesigned Form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Certificate, that employees can fill out and give to their employers this year.
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SPINACH ARTICHOKE DIP East Lyme, Connecticut – January 14, 2020 – Connecticut-based startup, Healthy PlanEat, has launched a Kickstarter campaign today to raise funds to create a smartphone app for people to order food from local farms, find recipes featuring in-season ingredients, and explore the benefits of choosing food grown by their local farmer.
Healthy PlanEat exists to re-energize the connection between communities and local farms so people can have a healthy and sustainable diet. Its founder, Rosemary Ostfeld, built a Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. UConn Avery Point1084 Shennecossett Rd., Groton(Please notice venue change to accommodate larger than anticipated audience. It will now be held at the UConn Avery Point Auditorium (Academic building, 2nd floor).Presented by Mystic Oil, in partnership with Mystic Noank Library and The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CTEndre (Andy) Sarkany from the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center will speak about his experiences as a Holocaust survivor at the Mystic Noank General Dynamics Electric Boat presents The Boat for Women. Discover what Electric Boat has to offer in this 3 week-long program for RI residents, February 4-20, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30-8:30 pm. Explore a different trade each night: pipefitting, electrical, welding, shipfitting, and machining. It's a chance to see if manufacturing is the career for you! Our annual MahoneySabol 5K at the Travelers Championship will benefit the ALS Clinic at the Hospital for Special Care! This year’s event will feature a 5K Run and Kids .5-Mile or 1-Mile Run. For the third year, the event also highlight a 1.5-Mile Fitness Walk! Waterford, CT – January 8, 2020 – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has been named the Best Credit Union in the Commercial Record’s annual statewide survey of the best providers in Connecticut’s banking and real estate industries.
“Charter Oak had a great year in 2019, with our strong financial performance and continued growth,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our employees had a great year too, always striving to do their best so Charter Oak can be the best James Bias
NEWINGTON, January 10, 2020 — The new decade will bring a new executive director to the Connecticut Humane Society, following a nationwide leadership search.
CHS’ Board of Directors has announced that James Bias, most recently the president and chief executive officer of the SPCA of Texas, will take the helm in February at the 138-year-old organization. The search and appointment of Bias comes after CHS Executive Director Gordon Willard announced his retirement in summer 2019.
“I look forward OPENING RECEPTION - WHALERS & LANCERSFeaturing artwork from students of New London & Waterford High SchoolsFriday, Jan. 10 | 5:30 - 8:00pm
Join us for this vibrant and inspiring show featuring works from students in the art programs at both New London High School and Waterford High School.
Come encourage the next generation of arts leaders in our community!
Proudly sponsored by Waterford Education Foundation Three Rivers Community College, the College Foundation, and Dominion Energy Nuclear Connecticut/Millstone Power Station are again offering 16 full scholarships for the Three Rivers Community College Nuclear Engineering Technology Degree program. It is the only program of its kind in New England and is considered the best in the nation. Through classroom, laboratory, and simulator instruction, this program educates students in the theories underlying the safe operation of nuclear power generating stations. Attorney Robert A. Avena
Attorney Nicholas F. Kepple
As we enter a new decade, Suisman Shapiro has strengthened its position as the largest law firm in eastern Connecticut by joining forces with Avena & Kepple, LLC. Attorneys Robert A. Avena and Nicholas F. Kepple will serve as Directors in the firm’s municipal law department, also practicing in the areas of real estate, estate planning, business organization, land use and administrative law. They will be resident in Suisman Shapiro’s new satellite Kelli O'Connor, ECSO Principal Clarinetist to perform Artie Shaw's Clarinet Concerto.
The 2020 portion of the ECSO’s 19-20 season kicks off with a non-traditional pairing: the New London Big Band on the stage for the first time with the ECSO. Continuing the celebration of Music Director & Conductor Toshiyuki Shimada’s 10th anniversary, this concert presents a slate of national and local treasures. In recognition of Black History Month, the ECSO performs Concert Overture No. 2 by composer Florence Price.
The Internal Revenue Service confirmed that the nation’s tax season will start for individual tax return filers on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020, when the tax agency will begin accepting and processing 2019 tax year returns.
The deadline to file 2019 tax returns and pay any tax owed is Wednesday, April 15, 2020. More than 150 million individual tax returns for the 2019 tax year are expected to be filed, with the vast majority of those coming before the traditional April tax deadline.
“As we enter the filing More Music: James HarrisFriday, January 31 at 7 pm
Join us for a performance by local guitarist and vocalist James Harris. James is known for his unique and interesting interpretations of well know acoustic classics: Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Neil Young; 80’s and 90’s rock with a jazz influence, and a variety of his own compelling original works.
Tickets $15
18 and under admitted free. Cash, check & credit card accepted at the door.
Cash or check accepted at the door, or visit our website for advance Waterford, CT – December 19, 2019 – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union awarded $618,600 in annual $100 cash bonuses to its Gold Rewards members during December 2019, which is the largest amount since the unique member-appreciation program began a decade ago.
“Gold Rewards marked its tenth anniversary this year and what better way to celebrate than with the largest payout in the program’s history,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “These hundred-dollar bonuses are Waterford, CT – December 26, 2019 – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union’s Matching Gifts Program donated a combined $400,000 from the credit union and its members that will benefit more than 300 charitable organizations.
“We were overwhelmed, once again, by the generosity of our members who donated to hundreds of charitable organizations in eastern Connecticut and beyond,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Through our members continued generosity, countless
Renee Simao of Stonington, CT, has been named Customer Solutions Manager of Chelsea Groton Bank’s Norwichtown branch. Cindy Harris, Renee’s predecessor, recently retired after 37 years of serving the Bank’s customers and community.
“Renee comes to us with 12 years of banking experience. She is a strong leader and is passionate about helping members of the Bank, and her team members, achieve their goals,” shared Lori Dufficy, EVP, Director of Sales and Service at Chelsea Groton Bank. “We’re
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NEW LONDON – The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut announces $210,554 in 2019 grants to 53 nonprofits aimed at providing greater equity for women and girls throughout Eastern Connecticut from its four Women & Girls Funds.
Northeast Area Women & Girls Fund awarded $18,795 to 11 nonprofits, including Community Health Resources for basic needs of women coming out of intensive residential treatment programs;Norwich Area Women & Girls Fund awarded $8,500 to three If you want to learn about electricity, what better place to go than to your local utility company. That’s what Groton’s local STEM Scouts program decided – turning their quest for knowledge into a masterclass in electricity taught by Groton Utilities’ Electric Division last Wednesday.
STEM Scouts Post 1027, a coed program of the Boy Scouts of America, spent the afternoon at the Electric Division Operations Building learning the ins and outs of electricity – with a notable concentration on safety. Steve For over 45 years, High Hopes Therapeutic Riding based in Old Lyme, Connecticut, has served the public, managed a growing corps of volunteers, and seen ongoing success as a 501(c) 3 Non-Profit. Throughout January and February, we hold workshops suitable for all non-profits looking to improve their functionality and efficiency in the areas of: Non-Profit Administration, Finance, Governance, Development, Fundraising, Event Management, Communications, and of course Volunteer Management - over 650 volunteers The Internal Revenue Service has launched a new online assistant designed to help employers, especially small businesses, easily determine the right amount of federal income tax to withhold from their workers’ pay.
Known as the Income Tax Withholding Assistant for Employers, this new spreadsheet-based tool is designed to help employers easily transition to the redesigned withholding system (no longer based on withholding allowances), which goes into effect on Jan. 1. It does this by helping them easily
The Connecticut Arts Hero Awards honor and celebrate Connecticut residents who are doing extraordinary things in the arts, for the arts, and through the arts in Connecticut. Since 2016, the Connecticut Arts Hero Awards have honored remarkable individuals engaged in or supporting the arts - some publicly and some behind the scenes. Learn about previous Arts Heroes here.
If you know a special someone who has contributed significantly to the arts in Connecticut, please take a moment to nominate this Music Matters: Irish Music in North America
Saturday, January 11 at 5pmShannon Heaton, vocals, wood flute, whistles
Matt Heaton, vocals, guitar, bouzouki, bodhránIrish Music in North AmericaLovely Annie • Mountain Road
Galway Rambler • Lover’s Lament
First Date • Pick the Lock
Cabin Boy • Giant of the Road
LuAnn's Jig • Paulline O'Neill's
Sailing Down Fulton Street • Lily of the West
Botany Bay • 900 Miles • Ormond Sound
Maids of Mitchellstown
McFadden’s Handsome Daughter
Just ten months after Registration is open for spring classes at Three Rivers Community College. Students should register now to ensure that they get the classes that they want and need before they fill up. Advising help is available, and registration runs now through Tuesday, January 21.
This spring, Three Rivers is offering over 560 classes including more than 75 that are fully online. With over 55 degree and credit programs available, there is something for everyone. The degree programs and classes cover a broad variety of
Mystic, Conn. (December 11, 2019): To the delight of its guests, Mystic Aquarium is decked out in all its holiday splendor. From the 20-foot Christmas tree and festive music that greet visitors, the snow-white beluga whales and the presentation of Polar Express, to its biggest, brightest holiday event -Northern Lights, Mystic Aquarium is in the holiday spirit.
Further embracing the true ‘reason for the season,’ Mystic Aquarium showed their gratitude to those who give back in our community with support As tax filing season approaches, the Internal Revenue Service cautions taxpayers not to rely on receiving their refund by a certain date, especially when making major purchases or paying bills. Some tax returns may require additional review and those refunds may take longer.
Many factors affect refund timingJust as each tax return is unique and individual, so is each taxpayer’s refund. Here are a few things taxpayers should keep in mind if they are waiting on their refund but hear or see on social media Monday, December 9, 2019, 1:00-3:00 p.m. and 5:30─7:30 p.m.
Applying for financial aid for college doesn’t have to be stressful. Take the mystery out of FASFA when you attend one of two free workshops offered by Three Rivers Community College. If you or your child are planning to attend college in the Fall 2020, then you need to complete your 20/21 FAFSA application, no matter what college you’re attending. This can be daunting, but we’re here to help. Three Rivers Financial Aid experts, Director
Back in 2017 Groton Utilities worked with the State of Connecticut Department of Labor, specifically with Isaiah Curtis, to have a pre-apprenticeship electrician position recognized for a student through a partnership with Ella T. Grasso Vocational Technical High School.
We are happy to announce that the 2019 student selected for this position through an interview is Samarie Delgado.
A contingent from Groton Utilities and the City of Groton were present at Grasso Tech on Tuesday morning to sign Youth Holiday Art Workshop at La Grua CenterSunday, December 15 from 10am-NoonFor the sixth year in a row, La Grua Center and the Stonington Garden Club are pleased to host our Kid’s Holiday Art Workshop! Local artisans will be on hand to help children create ornaments, cards, wreaths and other holiday treats, including a special table with our friends from Yellow Farmhouse Education Center!Drop in from 10am - noon. Open to the public; no registration needed. Younger children must be accompanied by an Mystic Aquarium CEO and Environmentalist Dr. Stephen M. Coan warned of mass whale extinction and the urgent need for public policy, federal funding and research in last night’s speech at the Ferguson Library as part of the Civility in America Series.
There are drastic changes in the Arctic temperatures as a result of climate change and sea ice is disappearing at an alarming rate. Less than 30 vaquitas and fewer than 1,000 right whales swim in our waters at this moment. Four additional whale species Mystic Aquarium announced, today, the election Susan B. Pochal, Esq.; Dr. Sarah Kelly and Michael Lech to the Board of Trustees.
“Each of these three leaders bring unique areas of expertise to the Aquarium,” said Dr. Stephen M. Coan, Mystic Aquarium’s President and CEO. “They embody the spirit of community and have passion for our core mission of conservation, education and research.”
“We are grateful for their willingness to serve and to work with us in moving Mystic Aquarium forward as one of Lord Foundation of Norwich provides $250,000 over 3 years for several projects at the Route 27 property
Mystic, CT (November 11, 2019) — The Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center has received a grant from The Edward and Mary Lord Foundation of Norwich that will advance the Coogan Farm project that began five years ago when the Center acquired the property.
The three-year grant, which totals $250,000, will “allow us to further our collaboration with our neighbors the Denison Homestead and Mystic Seaport
GROTON, Conn.– November 18, 2019 – Chelsea Groton Bank is recognizing the outstanding accomplishment of Rich Balestracci, VP, Commercial Loan Officer, who recently graduated from the American Bankers Association’s Stonier Graduate School of Banking at the University of Pennsylvania. The preeminent three-year program is in partnership with the world-renowned Wharton School. Graduates receive both a Stonier Diploma and a Wharton Leadership Certificate.
“Stonier has given me an unparalleled education The 12th annual Subaru Share the Love® Event will help deliver nutritious meals and compassion to Eastern Connecticut’s seniorsBozrah, CT (November 15, 2019) – Thames Valley Council for Community Action (TVCCA) is proud to announce that it will be participating in the 2019 Subaru Share the Love Event as a member of Meals on Wheels America – one of four national Share the Love charitable partners supported through the campaign. From November 14, 2019, through January 2, 2020, Subaru of America will donate
New London, Conn. – November 13, 2019 – On November 12, 2019, leadership from global developers and manufacturers in the offshore wind industry toured State Pier in New London, Connecticut. A public-private partnership aims to significantly upgrade the Pier’s infrastructure, transforming the facility into a major hub for offshore wind in the Northeast. The Pier’s infrastructure upgrades have a $93 million total projected cost, with joint venture partners Ørsted and Eversource committed to paying more Music Matters: Cafe Lisboa
Portuguese Fado with Sonia Bettencourt & Guitarras do AtlanticoSaturday, December 14 at 5pm
In what has become a much beloved tradition, Sonia Bettencourt and Guitarras do Atlantico return to delight us with a December Fado performance. Fado is the folk music of Portuguese urban cafés and the ancient ports. It’s a haunting, wistful amalgam of Portuguese, Iberian, North African Arab and black, Moorish, Roma, and Atlantic islands roots. This is more than just the music of the Sails Up 4 Cancer is proud to announce that it has been selected by Subaru America as part of this years Share the Love campaign in conjunction with Holmgren Subaru in Franklin, CT. Subaru has donated over $147 million toward charities across the country. From November 14, 2019 until January 2, 2020 Subaru will donate $250 to Sails Up 4 Cancer for each car sold or leased. Sails Up 4 Cancer, founded in 2011 is a 501(c)3 non profit corporation based in Mystic. Over the past eight years Sails Up has donated Developers of Connecticut’s first offshore wind farm, Eversource and Ørsted, today announced their economic development commitments and community contributions as part of their Constitution Wind project bid, which was submitted to the state in late September in response to a Request for Proposals (RFP) for offshore wind energy generation.
Constitution Wind’s economic development commitments will strategically invest in local port infrastructure for direct use by the offshore wind industry, renew the
Mystic Seaport Museum is celebrating 40 years of its holiday performance, Lantern Light Tours with a nod to past productions and a return to classic holiday themes.
A Mystic holiday tradition, Lantern Light Tours is a progressive play that weaves a heart-warming holiday story in the setting of the historic buildings and vessels of the Museum.
The Lantern Light Tours plot changes every year and the writing and production planning begins early in the spring. This year’s script was written by Rebecca The ECSO continues its 73rd season with an array of pieces that showcase the wide scope of the orchestral repertoire. Opening the concert in bombastic fashion is an arrangement of the iconic rock band Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody, a prog-rock operetta and one of their most popular songs. The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Chorus joins to open the concert with this piece.
Composer Charles Frink, an original member of the ECSO, and good friend of founding Music Director, Victor Norman, grew to become a For 150 years, Dime Bank has made good on its founders’ promise to always give back to the community; tomorrow, the Bank will take this commitment to a new level with the donation of 150 turkeys to the 97.7 WCTY Drive to End Hunger, benefitting the Thames Valley Council for Community Action & the Gemma E. Moran United Way Labor Food Bank.
The drive, which is held annually at the Big Y at 224 Salem Turnpike, collects food to be donated to the Gemma E. Moran United Way Labor Food Bank, which distributes the The Lyman Allyn Art Museum kicks off its Season of Wonderment on Saturday, Nov. 23 with the opening of its newest family-friendly exhibit, Grand Menagerie: Animals in Art! Throughout November and December, an array of activities and programs will provide holiday fun for the whole family. Please reserve your spots for programs that require RSVPs early. Check out the list below for more details.
Grand Menagerie: Animals in Art! Opening 10 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019 From the earliest cave drawings, to the Hard Rock Cafe® Serves Up Limited-Time, Multi-Course Menu Offerings and Breakfast with Santa for the Holidays
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Hard Rock Cafe® Foxwoods is inviting guests to a rockin’ celebration with holiday-themed family events and two limited-time, pre-fixe menu options. Available from 12/2/2019 to 1/1/2020, Hard Rock Cafe Foxwoods Festive Menu and Kiss Me Under the Mistletoe Menu will provide a great value for group holiday celebrations including parties of two or On Wednesday, November 6th Groton Utilities/Bozrah Light and Power presented Optimus Senior Living with a rebate check in the amount of $53,560 as part of Groton Utilities’ energy conservation program. Elmbrook Village in Bozrah, owned and run by Optimus Senior Living, is a senior living community that features independent living, assisted living and memory care support. Elmbrook recently completed a LED installation project, for which they applied and were granted the rebate from Groton Utilities/Bozrah New London, CT – The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut (CFECT) is pleased to announce the 2019 Preston Community Fund grant awards. One of more than 500 funds at the Community Foundation, the Preston Community Fund supports the arts, and cultural and social needs of the residents and organizations of the Town of Preston.
Five nonprofits received a total of $3,276: Amos Lake Association, Arts for Learning CT, Catholic Charities, Preston City Congregational Church/Two-Can Food Pantry, and Mystic Seaport Museum and the Connecticut Library Consortium (CLC) launched a new three-year partnership in recognition of the enduring importance of museums and libraries to our communities. On behalf of the Museum, the CLC is managing an annual lottery for five free Mystic Seaport Museum Library Memberships, underwritten by the Museum’s Susan Lewin Memorial Library Membership Program.
The five winning libraries – drawn at random from CLC’s membership roster of libraries in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and At Three Rivers, students can use their winter break to earn 3 to 4 credits in less than 3 weeks and fulfill a degree requirement or prerequisite. The Winter Session at Three Rivers Community College begins on Thursday, December 26 and runs through Thursday, January 16. Registration is now open and runs through Tuesday, December 24.
Most courses are offered completely online, enabling students to take classes from the comfort of home, while on vacation, or wherever they may be. Other classes are offered Bears Earn Top Ranking in New EnglandPosted: Oct 31, 2019
NEW LONDON, Conn. – Coast Guard is the top team in the New England Wrestling Coaches Association (NEWCA) Preseason poll and the Bears are the only team to have a wrestler ranked in all 10 weight classes.
Coast Guard which earlier in the week earned its highest ever national ranking, tied for 10th nationally in the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Preseason poll, was 9-3 in dual meets last season and placed 2nd at the NCAA Music Matters: Heartfelt Salon, Intimate Stage
Saturday, November 23 at 5pmSonja Du Toit Tengblad, sopranoEmily Marvosh, contraltoJoseph Turbessi, pianosHearfelt Salon, Intimate StageMiddle-English love song Bryd one brere
Elizabethan songs by Thomas Morley
Handel arias from Ariodante & Judas Maccabeus
trad. Northumberland Blow the Wind Southerly
Jacques Offenbach Barcarolle
Gustav Mahler from Rückert-Lieder
Amy Beach Three Browning Exhibit Openings
Friday, November 8 from 5-7pm (remarks and short video at 5:45)
Saturday, November 9 from 2-4pm (remarks and short video at 3:45)
“Pawcatuck Remembers: 80 Years at the 40 Field Street School”
Pawcatuck Remembers is a student-developed art exhibition and book project capturing snapshots and stories of the school since 1939.
Remarks and short video viewing at 5:45 on Friday and 2:45 on Saturday.
Wine, soft drinks, nibbles, and cafeteria “Candy Cookies.”
Share your own memories and
This morning Groton Utilities and the Avalonia Land Conservancy celebrated the formalization of their partnership with a check presentation. Groton Utilities has agreed to donate $159,945 to the non-profit, tax exempt organization for the purpose of assisting in the purchase of land important to the region’s water quality.
Groton Utilities is happy to assist the Avalonia Land Conservancy in the purchase of land that will help protect the Groton Utilities watershed. The Avalonia Land Conservancy is Sunday, November 3 at 3pm
Join us for an intimate concert with Ribchinsky performing JS Bach’s Third Suite in C major as well modern works by Cassado, Elliot Carter and the Beatles. Ribchinsky will discuss the influence of Bach on the technique and musical soul of the cello.
Eric Isselhardt, PhD, named NESS’s first Executive Director of EducationA veteran executive with deep experience in both nonprofit and for-profit educational organizations has been selected to serve as the new Executive Director of Education for the New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS), a nonprofit ocean adventure education organization.
Isselhardt comes to NESS after serving as President and acting CEO at the National Network of State Teachers of the Year. Most recently before that, he served Join us at 5 pm on Friday, November 1 for a free seminar on bats. “Bat Crazy” is a presentation by bat expert and biologist, Maureen Heidtmann, who has worked with bats for more than 25 years. She is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and a Certified Wildlife Conservationist with the State of Connecticut’s DEEP. She also fosters bats and will have two with her to show.
The presentation is free and open to the public and will be held at Three Rivers Community College in room C-101. For more information, Hosting a Holiday Party?? Come celebrate at the Oceanfront Branford House Mansion. A Unique beautiful setting located at UConn Avery Point. For info., please call 860 405-9072 or email Katherine.Pollard@Uconn.edu
Photo: Past Chairpersons Bob Potter (left) and Margo Weitekamp (center) welcome Frank LaMonaca (right) as the new Chairperson of the Southeastern CT Chapter of SCORE.Frank LaMonaca will become the new Chairperson of the Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, leading a team of more than 40 volunteers who provide free mentoring for people starting up or running small businesses throughout the Southeastern region of Connecticut.
“We are delighted to welcome Frank LaMonaca as the new Chairperson for
11th Annual Fine Arts & Crafts FairSaturday, November 16 from 9:30am-3pmNew and returning artisans join us for our 11th annual Holiday Fine Arts and Crafts Show. Bring a friend and get a start on your holiday shopping! AJ AeberliPosted: Oct 28, 2019
NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Coast Guard Academy wrestling team has its highest ever national ranking as the Bears are tied for 10th nationally in the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Preseason poll.
The Bears, who were 9-3 in dual meets last season and placed 2nd at the NCAA Division III Northeast Regional a year ago, are only team from New England in the preseason poll which ranks the top 15 teams in the country.
Coast Guard also has four wrestlers with
50th Anniversary of Earth Day Marks Pivotal Year for the PlanetOn April 22, 1970, 20 million people took to the streets and college campuses across the country to protest environmental ignorance and demand greater protections for our planet. This first Earth Day sparked the passage of major environmental legislation in the U.S. including the Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts, and the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.
“The 50th anniversary of Earth Day in 2020 will Sunday, November 17, 2019
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Technology has allowed busy people to check errands like grocery shopping off their to-do list without ever leaving the house. However, one important task that still required a special trip was opening a new bank account. Now one of Connecticut’s top financial institutions is making that process simple, easy and online. In just 10 minutes individuals can be on their way to a new personal checking or savings account at Chelsea
NTE Energy’s Tim Eves, Mike Green and Stephanie Clarkson will share oversight of all company operations as it continues development of new power plants in Connecticut and the Carolinas, the company announced today.
As co-presidents, Eves, Green and Clarkson – key members of the NTE senior leadership team for the past several years – will share ownership and day-to-day management of the company. They succeed Seth Shortlidge, who in 2009 founded NTE with his wife, Jane, as an energy consulting firm and
Long recognized as the signature women's business gathering in Connecticut, the event will salute women's economic empowerment honoring entrepreneurs, business and community leaders
The Women's Business Development Council (WBDC) will host its annual Gala Luncheon celebrating "Women Rising 2019," spotlighting the positive and critical changes that women are bringing to Connecticut's economy. The event will take place on Friday, November 1, 2019, at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich, 1800 East Putnam Avenue, 6 p.m., Wednesday, October 23, 2019New London Science & Technology Magnet High SchoolA debate among the candidates for New London’s City Council will be at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the New London Science & Technology Magnet High School, 490 Jefferson Ave., on the high school campus.
The debate is sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Southeastern Connecticut, Centro de la Comunidad and the New London NAACP.
Only three incumbents are running this year for seats on what will be a markedly The University of Connecticut Avery Point invites media members to the Opening Reception for the Electric Boat Employee Art Exhibition. The event will take place at the Alexey von Schlippe Gallery on the second floor of the Branford House from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, October 24.
The exhibition will be open to the general public and campus community from 12-4 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from October 24, 2019 through January 5, 2020 (excluding Nov. 28 and 29).
On display for this
It has become all too commonplace to hear chief executive officers boast that their company is a “great place to work.” The statement is thrown around so often that you can seldom take it seriously. Suggest that these folks prove their claim that theirs truly is a great place to work and you will often find that the boast is threadbare and hollow and completely unsurprising.
It is with this in mind that Sound Community Services, headquartered on Montauk Avenue in New London and with locations in multiple ConnectiCare recently celebrated the re-opening of their newly expanded and upgraded Center in Waterbury. Elected officials and members of the community joined ConnectiCare for a ribbon cutting ceremony and tour of the facility. ConnectiCare expanded the facility to offer additional health and insurance resources in the Greater Waterbury region.
The ConnectiCare center in Waterbury is one of five in the state, with locations in Manchester, Farmington, Newington, and Bridgeport. October 15, the health plan
"Bond of Hope" Kick-off Gala fundraising gala will introduce our Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club youth plans for 2020 and present the 2019 Award of Excellence on October 29 at 6 p.m., Port & Starboard at Ocean Beach, New London.
Exemplary Award of Excellence
Beatrice Jeanette, founder and president of S.T.E.P.S., Inc.
With Beatrice's vision, over 800 girls have learned to make positive, confident choices and how to bounce back from adversity.
Unsung Hero
Cindy Alvarez, teen program coordinator,
Voluntown, Connecticut: Ever wonder what it would be like to attend a dinner hosted by Beetlejuice? Well, here’s your opportunity!
On Saturday, October 26, the rustic estate Tamarack Lodge have invited the ghostest with the mostest Beetlejuice to host a Spooky Dinner and Adult Spirits in the middle of the woods! Dine while listening to acoustic tunes by Mike Leonard who has a voice like Neil Young and David Bowie. Come as you are or dress up in festive Halloween outfits! The whole restaurant will be Christen Brewer of Miranda Creative presents a free SCORE workshop on “Advanced Social Media: Facebook” on Tuesday, November 12, 2019, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Chester Town Hall. With support from Essex Savings Bank.In this interactive and engaging workshop with Christen Brewer of Miranda Creative, you will learn Facebook specific tips and techniques at the intermediate to advanced level. Learn social media best practices, proven tips for increased engagement, how to use audience platforms, and more. There The community-focused mission of Chelsea Groton Bank ignited an enthusiasm for the financial industry in Marketing Manager Barbara Curto four years ago. Her commitment to excellence has earned her recognition as a Women of FIRE (Finance, Insurance and Real Estate) by Banking New England and American Business Media. Curto was selected for the prestigious award based on her success as an effective and results-driven leader who motivates employees by encouraging professional and personal growth.
“Barbara Opening Reception & ExhibitionComplimentary light appetizers and cash bar offered.Oct. 19 5:00-8:00 pm &New London Art Walk Night Check out our Gallery and Shop neighbors - Studio 33, Marquee Gallery, Custom House, and Flavour's of Life These great galleries & shops will stay open till 8 pm for your strolling pleasure.So come out and enjoy all that New London has to offer!! Click here for info on these exhibitions and our upcoming 2019 Schedule of Events In The Thick travels to Connecticut this month for two live shows. The roundtable podcast is hosted by award-winning journalists, Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela, and it covers politics, race and culture from the perspective of people of color (POC). In The Thick has hosted a number of live shows around the country and world, from Chicago to Mexico City to Los Angeles.
“Connecticut is undergoing a demographic transformation, with Latinos making up the largest and fastest growing Company’s Northeast Division Boosts Speeds of Most Popular Tiers By As Much As 60% or More
More than 75% of Residential Internet Customers to Benefit from Speeds of 200 Mbps or Higher
Comcast is increasing download speeds for some of its most popular Xfinity Internet packages for residential customers in the Northeast Division, which includes 14 northeastern states from Maine through Virginia and the District of Columbia. Download speeds for the Northeast Division’s most popular speed tiers – Today, the Ørsted and Eversource Joint Venture (JV) officially marked the arrival of their first Connecticut office in downtown New London. Members of the Ørsted and Eversource Joint Venture joined alongside their future neighbors and the New London business community at a ceremonial groundbreaking event at the Muddy Waters Café at 42 Bank Street.
“The governor, port authority, city and local industry leaders have been fantastic partners, and we are looking forward to beginning constructions on Tuesday, October 22, 20192 p.m. Eastern Time; 1 p.m. Central Time; 12 p.m. Mountain Time; 11 a.m. Arizona; 11 a.m. Pacific Time; 10 a.m. Alaska; 8 a.m. Hawaii This free 60-minute webinar is open to ALL. This webinar will cover the following: •Explain the reason for a new design of the W-4•Explain Steps 1-5 of the 2020 Form W-4•Explain who must use the 2020 Form W-4 •Illustrate how to complete two of the five worksheets from Publication 15-T•Plus a live Q & AClick here to register for the webinar
Tax DATE: Thursday, November 7, 2019TIME: 5:30 to 7:30 PMLOCATION: Westbrook Public Library, 61 Goodspeed Drive, Westbrook, CT 06498 RESERVE YOUR SEAT:REGISTER NOW
The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, Mentors to America’s Small Businesses, presents a free Small Business Workshop, “Effective Small Business Time Management.”
Small business owners wear multiple hats and play several roles in running their business. Juggling the demands of tasks and time can be frustrating and Today, the Ørsted and Eversource Joint Venture (JV) officially marked the arrival of their first Connecticut office in downtown New London. Members of the Ørsted and Eversource Joint Venture joined alongside their future neighbors and the New London business community at a ceremonial groundbreaking event at the Muddy Waters Café at 42 Bank Street.
“The governor, port authority, city and local industry leaders have been fantastic partners, and we are looking forward to beginning constructions on Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has earned the top 5-Star rating from BauerFinancial Inc. for its superior financial performance during the first half of 2019, which is an indication that Charter Oak remains one of the strongest financial institutions in the nation.
“Our financial performance for the first six months of this year has been very strong, and this top five-star rating from a well-respected firm like BauerFinancial confirms that Charter Oak ranks among the strongest of all the financial The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) announces the organization’s Annual Benefit Gala to be held on Saturday, November 2, 2019 at the Hilton Mystic in Mystic, CT. This year’s gala theme is “Dear NESS” and will be filled with NESS student stories and the impact donors make on their lives. Funds raised at the gala are used to support NESS’s annual fund and provide scholarships to keep NESS inclusive and accessible.
NESS, a nationally-recognized and award-winning nonprofit ocean adventure As a college freshman, Marcus Engel was blinded and nearly killed after being struck by a drunk driver. Through years of rehab, over 350 hours of reconstructive facial surgery, and adaptation through a multitude of life changes, Engel witnessed the good, the bad and the profound in patient care. Join us as he shares his experiences as a young patient and the extensive effect that healthcare professionals had upon him. Free and open to the public, the event will be held at Three Rivers Community College on This September, a group of eight college students returned to their respective college campuses armed with important findings following their completion of the 2019 Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program funded by the National Science Foundation at Mystic Aquarium. Throughout the ten-week program, students engaged in a ‘true view’ into the world of research; focusing on cutting-edge marine research while receiving extensive training in professional development, teamwork and more.
“We had As part of the Good Deeds program, ConnectiCare employees joined their members in volunteering at the FoodShare facility in Bloomfield. Good Deeds offers the opportunity for ConnectiCare employees to join their members in doing good for local communities. Help us restore the vibrant ecosystem of Alewife Cove by joining us for our 1st annual Endless Summer FUNdraiser! Join us for delicious food with a Chef Carving Station and Prime Rib along with passed around appetizers, pasta bar and salads, a cash bar and prizes and drawings with many gift donations from local businesses. Plus we have Live Music with The Rivergods one of New England’s premiere Americana / Roots Bands.
When: Saturday Oct 12. 2019 - 6pm to 10pmWhere: Ocean Beach Park New London, CT - Cool Nights Warm Jazz: The Packer Trio with Ian KellyFriday, October 25 at 7pm
The Packer Trio featuring Ian Kelly on drums, Tom Latawiec on bass, and Fred Fagan on guitar, has developed a very eclectic repertoire over the last 19 years. They specialize in jazz standards with a modern approach and a chemistry that only comes from time. The Trio will delight us with Latin, traditional, and some original pieces.
Visit our website for advance ticket sales. Cash, credit card, and check accepted at the door.
Safe Futures Annual Safe Walk is scheduled as a kick-off event for Domestic Violence Awareness Month for Sunday morning, October 6th at the Crystal Mall in Waterford (inside). Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and the walk starts at 9:15 a.m. The registration fee is $25 for individuals, $15 for students. Student teams are accepted at no charge.(must fill out registration form) We hope to have a record turnout this year with the help of the business community! Businesses are encouraged to create a team to Today’s Challenges of Attracting, Developing and
Retaining a Healthcare WorkforceFriday, October 18, 2019
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Multi-Purpose Room • Three Rivers Community College
574 New London Turnpike • Norwich, CT
Please join the Eastern CT Workforce Investment Board and our healthcare partners to explore the changing realities facing our region’s healthcare workforce
Feel free to share this invitation with others
8:00 – 8:30 Breakfast & Networking
8:30 – 9:00 • Welcome – Chris Jewell, EWIB The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra kicks off the 2019-20 season on Saturday, October 26, at 7:30 PM with “New Season – New World”, at the Garde Arts Center in New London. This opening concert features violinist, Solomiya Ivakhiv making her ECSO debut with Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto. The concert concludes with Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 (From the New World).
The ECSO is partnering with the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation to offer discounts for the opening concert to all walkers for their Maria Miranda presents a free SCORE workshop, “Instagram for Business (IG4BZ),” on Tuesday, October 1, 2019 from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Madison Senior Center. Sponsored by Essex Savings Bank.With more than 200 million users accessing at least one business profile a day, Instagram for Business (IG4BZ) has become a vital part of nearly every marketing strategy, offering opportunities for engagement, conversion and advocacy. Join us for an engaging dialogue with an Instagram pro from Miranda Creative. Join us for our Red Carpet Gala benefiting the Forever In My Heart Foundation at the beautiful Grand Pequot Ballroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino.You will experience amazing live entertainment, delicious food prepared by Foxwoods Executive Chef and dance the night away while raising money to Save dogs in shelters and improve lives of CT Disabled Veterans.
An award-winning entertainment will open the 3rd Annual Forever In My Heart Foundation Charity Gala followed by a sit down dinner, live music, silent and ConnectiCare recently hosted their third annual Healthy Aging Fair at the ConnectiCare Center in Manchester. There were about 100 attendees and 17 vendors that participated in the fair. A few of the vendors included: The Alzheimer’s Association, Shop Rite, Mental Health CT, Touchpoints Therapy, Elder Care Consulting and other ConnectiCare partners. The event featured free health screenings, giveaways, and informational seminars to help educate attendees about different ways to stay healthy as they age. If Professor Knowles teaches students in his Literature and Composition class at Three Rivers Community College.Three Rivers Community College is excited to share that Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II has been named the Virginia D. Christian Educator of the Year by the Norwich NAACP Branch. He will receive the award at the NAACP Norwich Branch’s 56th annual Freedom Fund Dinner on Thursday, October 3.
The Freedom Fund Dinner recognizes groups and individuals who have contributed to the cause
Throughout its 165-year history, Chelsea Groton Bank has won countless awards for helping their customers and communities achieve their goals. Now for the fourth year in a row, employees have bestowed the Bank with the 2019 Top Workplaces honor by the Hartford Courant.
“Fostering a positive workplace culture has always been a top priority. This is more than a job to all of us and that is reflected in the enthusiastic employee feedback,” said Michael Rauh, President & CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank. “We
The 42nd Annual Jack O’Keefe Memorial Strides Road Race
Sunday October 6, 20195K and 10K races start promptly at 9:30amFamily Fun Run, Walk, Roll starts at 11:00amDay of registrations and pre-registration check in begins at 8:00amCamp Harkness, 301 Great Neck Rd, Waterford, CT 06385$25 early individual registration / $30 race day$45 early family registration (2 adults, 2 children) / $50 race day$5 child registration (12 and under)Race officiant is SNERRO
Sponsors includeOutback SteakhouseThe 21st The Hygienic Resident Artist Program is seeking working visual artist for residency at the Hygienci Art Galleries in downtown New London. The live-in studio apartment will be available November 1 for emerging visual artists interested in a space to live/work in a cooperative style environment, create art, and be part of the local art scene.
Applications are due by October 8, 2019.
Applications are available during gallery hours or can be found online at Hygienic.org/artists/artist residency
All On the night of October 19,1944, Ensign Merle H. Longnecker of New Rockford, North Dakota and Ensign George K. Kraus of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin had been both flying their Grumamn F6F-5N U.S. Navy “Hellcats” when they were both killed. Something went wrong during a training flight resulting in both planes colliding and crashing over Norwich, Connecticut.
The Norwich Area Veterans Council is conducting a 75th Anniversary Memorial Program in memory of Ensign Longnecker and Ensign Kraus at the Preston Public The University of Connecticut Avery Point invites all local residents and their dogs to campus this Friday, September 27 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. to meet two new members of its campus community – Sergeant Justin Cheney and Officer Tildy, a three-year old yellow lab/golden retriever mix. The event will take place at the campus gazebo, adjacent to the University police station.
No advance registration is required for this event, and free parking will be available in lots A and B on campus.
Sergeant Cheney World Comes to La Grua Series: Lessons Learned from a Year Abroad: Teaching, Traveling, and Learning in Southeast Asia
With Tim FlanaganWednesday, October 16 at 6pm
From teaching poetry in Vietnam to living with Burmese refugees in Thailand, Tim will share photos, stories and lessons learned from a year abroad. Learn how to travel cheaply while immersing yourself in another culture. Ask questions and get inspired to take your own adventure!
Cost: Suggested donation $5
Tim Flanagan teaches social For immediate release:
Sep. 26, 2019
Military Matters: Tidewater Screening and Panel Discussion
as part of the Mystic Film Festival
at La Grua Center
Thursday, October 3 at 6:30pm
As part of the Mystic Film Festival, La Grua Center presents a screening of Tidewater, which explores how rising sea levels affect military readiness
and national security.
Panel discussion immediately following with Roger Sorkin, director; Bob Ross, executive director of the Connecticut Office of Military Affairs; Silver / Petrucelli + Associates has announced the completion of the $75 million, 140,000 s.f. school campus that consolidates two special education programs for Area Cooperative Education Services (ACES). ACES is a regional educational service center that serves 2,300 students from fifty-seven communities through Connecticut.
The new campus located on Leeder Hill Road in Hamden is home to the ACES Whitney Academy EXPLORE & CREATE and ACES Whitney High School North. It serves 300 students with special On September 22 at 2pm, enjoy a remarkable afternoon with the world's most famous sex therapist, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, as the launch of the Jewish Federation of Eastern Connecticut Annual Campaign. Dr. Ruth will advise the Garde audience and answer questions on issues concerning love, sex, and health, in no-nonsense and non-judgmental terms, all with a good dose of fun.
Dr. Ruth Westheimer is a Holocaust survivor who became America’s most famous sex therapist. With her diminutive frame, thick German accent, Walter Iooss Jr., photographer and longtime contributor to Sports Illustrated, has been called the “poet laureate of sports.” He has captured the thrill, triumph, and complexity of athletic achievement for over 50 years. Iooss began his career in 1961 at the age of 17, and he has produced a remarkable body of work in the decades since, documenting pivotal moments and shooting iconic athletes in introspective portraits.
The exhibition LEGENDS: the Sports Photography of Walter Iooss will open with an evening The University of Connecticut Avery Point invites all campus community members and local residents to join us for a panel discussion and networking event entitled “Women Leaders Making a Difference” on Sept. 20 from 1-4 p.m. at the campus Student Center Auditorium. The event brings together a group of inspirational women leaders in the region who will share their stories, contributions and ideas for empowering one another.The Keynote Speaker for the event is Kate Farrar (Executive Director of the Reliance Health has been recognized by its employees as a 2019 Top Workplace through the Hartford Courant. In addition to ranking 6th among mid-sized employers, Reliance Health received “standout scores” resulting in Special Award recognition for their Managers.
The Hartford Courant partnered with Energage to survey companies within Hartford, Tolland, Windham, Middlesex, and New London counties to identify the top workplaces in Connecticut. 686 companies participated in the survey with a total of 13,747 The Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling (CCPG), in collaboration with Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, will conduct education and outreach events in observance of Responsible Gaming Education Week, which takes place from September 15-21, 2019.
CCPG staff will be on hand at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun to raise public awareness of responsible gaming, problem gambling, and the availability of prevention and recovery services statewide. Responsible Gaming Education Week (RGEW) provides an opportunity to share Single tickets for the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra’s 2019-20 season are now on sale to the public. Tickets can be purchased online at gardearts.org, by calling the Garde Arts Center Box Office at 860-444-7373 x 1, calling the Symphony office at 860-443-2876, or in person at the Eastern Connecticut Symphony office at 289 State Street, New London, CT. Subscription packages, which offer ticket exchange, savings, and other benefits are still available.
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Features Easy Access to Comcast’s Home WiFi, Mobile, Security, and Home Automation Services Comcast today announced that Xfinity Flex is now included with an Xfinity Internet-only subscription, providing The Eastern Connecticut Association of REALTORS® is hosting a free energy efficiency fair on September 26th from 5pm to 7pm at Foundry 66 in Norwich, CT. Your utility company has incentives and programs that can help lower your use and energy costs. Attendees will learn from our vendors and presenters how to manage energy use in their homes or businesses. Seminars on energy efficiency, smart home technology, home energy savings and financing will take place during the event. Vendors include AdvantaClean of On Saturday, September 14th, over 150 riders participated in the 2nd Annual ConnectiCare Gran Fondo. The event honors the memory of Gordon Keller, a local triathlete who lost his life in a tragic accident while on a training ride.
The Travelers Championship today announced that the 2019 tournament generated more than $2.1 million for 150 local charities, including this year’s primary beneficiary, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp.
The funds were distributed to representatives from participating nonprofits at the annual Travelers Championship Charity Celebration, held today at TPC River Highlands.
“I look forward to this event every year because, ultimately, this is what the tournament is all about,” said Travelers Championship Eric Galvin has been named Chair of United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut’s 2019 Community Campaign.
Galvin is President of ConnectiCare, with more than 20 years of experience in the health care industry. In his new role as Chair, he’ll serve on United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut’s Board of Directors.
“I’m proud to continue my service to children and families in the community as Chair of this year’s United Way Community Campaign,” said Galvin. “United Way is the power The once-a-decade population count affects your representation in government, determines how much funding your community receives, and provides data to help you plan for the future. Join us to spread the word about the importance of the 2020 Census and help ensure a complete and accurate count.BENEFITS OF A COMPLETE COUNT
A complete count of every person living in the United States has tremendous benefits for you and for your stakeholders. Census data:
Accurately determine how many representatives each Dogbite, Heap and The Dogmatics Saturday, Sept. 21 | Gates open at 6:30 pm
TICKETS: $10 at door (no presale tickets)
Band line-up-
Dogbite 7 pm
Heap 8 pm
The Dogmatics 9 pm
A bit about these great bands-
Dogbite is an eclectic, ragtag outfit dedicated to performing roots music. The group is a six-piece combo, a trio or a duo, depending on the venue, plus any fellow travelers who happen to be in the room at the time of a performance or recording session. Drawing from a rich variety of sources, Liberty Bank Academy for Small Business
Liberty Bank’s tuition-free Academy for Small Business is a comprehensive training program that
provides education and guidance to small business owners on successfully operating a business.
Curriculum
Using course material primarily fromthe FDIC’s Money Smart for Small Businesses, the ten-week academy covers topics including:
Banking Services & Credit ReportingOrganizational TypesTime ManagementFinancial Management & Record KeepingPlanning for a Healthy
The Last Green Valley, Inc. (TLGV) is pleased to announce the US Army Corps of Engineers as the 2019 Team Walktober. TLGV designates one person, or team of people, to represent the best of Walktober. The U.S. Army Corps team of Michelle Cucchi, Nicole Giles, Cathy St. Andre and Glenna Vitello exemplify the volunteer spirit that has made Walktober a success for the last 29 years.
Brought to you by The Last Green Valley, Inc., the 29th year of Walktober runs from Sept. 21 to Nov. 3 and offers an array of > Click here to learn more. The Fundamentals of Starting or Growing a Business five-session business planning workshop series is for individuals who are seriously considering starting a business, and for current business owners looking for insights and inspiration for growing their business. The interactive sessions give participants the opportunity to learn from SCORE Mentors and other entrepreneurs. The workshops include in-class work on the most important aspects of building a business, as well as discussion and brainstorming. The The 2019 Connecticut Lodging Association Annual Tax and Labor Seminar features presentations, with Q&A, from the CT Department of Revenue Services and Siegel, O’Connor, O’Donnell & Beck, P.C., a Connecticut-based law firm with a national reputation in the practice specialty of labor and employment law, and a long time partner of CLA. Topics will include, but not limited too:•New 1% CT Meal Tax•Overview of CT Lodging Taxes•New Sexual Harassment Laws - The “Time’s Up” Act, signed into law in mid-June, expands The Thames River Heritage Park will offer a special schedule for the hop-on hop-off water taxi service on Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15, during the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival being held at Fort Trumbull and City Pier in New London.
The Water Taxi will operate continuous express water taxi service between Fort Trumbull and City Pier in New London and between Fort Trumbull and Thames River Landing in Groton from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Water Taxi will operate on a regular
Friday, September 20 at 7pm
This dynamic group is comprised of some of the sassiest jazz players in the region who keep the room full of lively vibes. The band, featuring Ben Velazquez (bass), Chris Leigh (guitar), Miguel Rios (congas), Steve Marien (saxophone), Rufus Davis (piano), and Luis Rivera (percussion), combines elements of traditional Latin music with an eclectic repertoire of jazz standards and pop/fusion classics.
Tickets $20
18 and under admitted free. Cash, check & credit card accepted at Thursday, September 19, 2019, 2 p.m.
This free 120-minute webinar is open to ALL
This webinar will cover the following: Illustrate the user-friendly features and design improvements of the new IRS Withholding Estimator to help taxpayers check their withholding.Demonstrate how to use the new Withholding Estimator.Explain why taxpayers need to do a Paycheck Checkup to check their withholding.Plus a live Q & ARegister here.Tax Professionals – Earn 2 CE Credit – Category: Federal Tax
Closed captioning
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Presents LeadingTOGETHER 2019
THRIVING COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS SERIES
September 12, 2019
4:00pm - 5:30pmWaterford Public Library
49 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT 06385
Town of WATERFORD
What makes Waterford a thriving community?
We would like to hear what excites and inspires you about your town! Join us in a conversation to talk about how we can connect and do better together as a community.
Conversation facilitated by Maryam Elahi, President & CEO How has giving changed since 2017? Why should I consider accelerating my giving? Is a donor advised fund the best option for me? When should I set up a charitable remainder trust?
You are invited to hear Stephanie Diamond, Managing Director, Charitable Planning Strategies of Schwab Charitable in New York City speak at the Mystic Museum of Art on October 3, 2019 from 5:30-7:30 pm. At this event, Stephanie will answer these questions and explain much more about how the current tax laws impact the way There is still time to fit in a class at Three Rivers Community College this fall. Three Rivers offers 14 accelerated classes that begin later in the semester and are taught over a shorter period of time, 7- or 12-weeks.
Classes cover a variety of subjects and range from Elementary and Intermediate Algebra to Composition, US History II, General Psychology and more. It is a fast way to squeeze in more credits to put towards a degree or certificate. The full list of classes can be found at Three Rivers Professor of Accounting Edwin Muenzner recently established the William F. Muenzner Sr. Memorial Scholarship in honor of his father. Professor Muenzner explained that all of the good qualities that he possess today were taught to him through his father’s example of compassion and impeccable work ethic. William F. Muenzner Sr. spent nearly his entire life working to provide for his family. At the age of 17, he graduated from high school in Lawrence, Massachusetts, and began his work life in the New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS), Town of Westerly, Eastern Surfing Association (ESA), and North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) announce the eighth annual “Catch a Curl” Youth Surf Competition. The event will be held at the Westerly Town Beach (365 Atlantic Avenue) in Rhode Island on Saturday, September 14. Catch a Curl is open to beginners through advanced youth surfers and will include a beach cleanup as part of the event. Kids can try surfing with the support In an effort to expand program offerings, the Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council (SECWAC) is pleased to announce a new Community Partnership Program with Essex Meadows. Essex Meadows is a retirement community committed to helping residents embrace lifelong learning, and often hosts educational programs that meet SECWAC’s mission to foster an understanding of issues of foreign policy and international affairs, including the Foreign Policy Association’s “Great Decisions” Program.
To launch the
EB’s Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP) is a work-based learning internship for local high school juniors. The program, a partnership between Electric Boat, the labor unions and the CT Department of Labor, is aimed at cultivating a strong pipeline for future talent in the trades. Over the next decade, Electric Boat will lose skilled workers as they begin to retire. By collaborating with local high schools, EB is preparing the next generation workforce, introducing students to high-skill, high wage
The Chelsea Groton Foundation will be accepting applications for the fall grant cycle through the Foundation’s online application portal until Friday, September 20, 2019. Local and regional charitable organizations in the areas of Animal Welfare, Arts and Culture, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health and Human Services, Housing, and Youth Activities, should visit www.chelseagroton.com/CGFoundationto access the online application portal and more details on specific requirements.
The Exhibit Opening: The Whimsical World of Samuel Austin
Friday, September 13 from 5-7pm
Come explore the whimsical world of Colorado artist Samuel Austin in this special partner exhibit with our friends at Curated gallery in Mystic. Exhibit will run through October 2019. Enjoy two openings, one at Curated gallery in Mystic on September 6th from 5-7pm and the other at La Grua on September 13th, 5-7pm. We’ll have bubbly, nibbles, and rum tasting with Real McCoy Rum founders Bailey and Jennifer Pryor.
For Corvettes Only is holding their Corvette Gathering at the Crystal Mall, Waterford, CT on Sunday, September 22, 2019, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain day Sunday, September 29, 2019.For more information, visit forcorvettesonly.com.About For Corvettes Only, Inc.
FCO Inc. attends and hosts many functions throughout the year and caravans to other Corvette events in the New England area. See the events section for 2018 club activities.
FCO Inc. usually meets at 6:30 pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month. The dinner Our Time for Me Wellness Series is back for the fall! For our kickoff event, we've got a special 1-hour show planned for you!ABOUT
Purposeful Music: An Evening with Charles Austin
Special Guests: Comedic Motivational Speaker Michelle Gotay and our very own Spa Director, Marie Mozzi
Houston, Texas native Charles Austin shares his original songs in a style that offers a mix of Modern Folk American with hints of Rock, Blues, Jazz and Country.
Charles has found his purpose through music and challenges you To Cleanse, or Not to Cleanse?Presented by Dr. Laura MunroCleansing has become a household term, but what does it actually mean? How does it affect your body? Why cleanse in the first place? Is cleansing just a fad or legit?Join Dr. Laura Munro, a practicing physician and Chief Medical Officer of Natura Medica in Mystic, CT, and learn about the components of fasting/detoxifying and how to reap the benefits your own life.Dr. Munro has studied under world renowned Dr. Walter Crinnion in environmental Hartford HealthCare has opened its newest HealthCenter at 350 Liberty Street (Route 2) in Pawcatuck. The 27,000-square-foot building was developed with patients’ comfort and convenience in mind, offering easy access to primary care, pediatric and adolescent primary care, and rehabilitation services for patients in southeastern Connecticut and Western Rhode Island.
The physicians in the building are:Amanda Conti, MD, offering primary care, pediatric and adolescent primary care, previously with an office Abbott Named Roger O. Walther (Class of '58) Assistant Football CoachDerik Abbott has been named the first Roger O. Walther (Class of '58) assistant football coach.
Abbott is a 2016 graduate of Robert Morris University with a BA in Communications and earned a Master's degree in Communications from Lindenwood University where was as the offensive quality control coach in 2018. He was the co-offensive coordinator at Olympia High School in Olrando for six months before arriving at the Academy.
Abbott was a The Norwich Tech Class of 2020 will be hosting Fall Fest on October 4, 2019 from 4-7PM. The festival will include a vendor/craft fair, a car show, food trucks, and yard games. This event is open to the public and fun for the whole family! If you are interested in being a vendor or participating in the car show, please contact jaime.miller@ct.gov or 860-892-2114. Car show registrants can participate day of as well! More than 100 years ago, 1876 to be exact, Mrs. Fannie Palmer and Mrs. Emily Davies walked across the Norwichtown Green one afternoon and discussed the development of an association that would relieve all forms of suffering. Their idea was the foundation for what is today, UCFS Healthcare.
Fourteen years ago, UCFS created an award to recognize individuals in the community who have fostered an environment of community spirit and understanding that reflects the mission and organization’s values, much in Lisa Gencarelli of Westerly, RI recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as a Residential Lender. Lisa will support homebuyers and homeowners in the South County, RI and the Stonington, CT area to help them find the best loan or mortgage solution based on their specific needs.
“Lisa was a very successful small business owner for over three decades. Her prosperity was driven by customer satisfaction and spreading the work about the care and attention she provided. Those skills are what will make Lisa a Three Million Newly Eligible Households Include Those with Disabilities and Seniors, and 191,000 in Connecticut
In Eight Years, the Program Has Now Connected More Than Eight Million People From Two Million Households to the Internet at Home, Including 92,000 Connecticut Residents
Comcast announced today it is significantly expanding eligibility for Internet Essentials, which is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption program, to include all qualified low-income households in its On Saturday, September 7, Mystic Aquarium will host a live feed from aboard the Okeanos Explorer during its expedition of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts. The presentation by Mystic Aquarium and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Deep Connections 2019: Exploring Atlantic Canyons and Seamounts is set for 11:00am– 11:30am in the Aquarium’s on-site Foxwoods Marine Theater.
This is the first time that NOAA has explored the region since its designation as a marine national The SeaChange-Lodestar Fund for Nonprofit Collaboration, a New York-based arm of SeaChange Capital Partners, has awarded a $10,000 grant to the Arc Eastern Connecticut to assist with costs associated with its recent merger of The Arc Quinebaug Valley and The Arc New London County. As of July 1, The Arc Eastern Connecticut is the largest chapter of The Arc in the state, providing residential, day, employment and advocacy supports to over 800 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their 2019 Football PreviewAug 26, 2019
Coast Guard is coming off its most successful season in over a decade as the Bears finished 7-3 overall and tied for second in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) with a 5-2 record. It was the most wins for the Bears since the team went 8-2 in 2007. Head coach Bill George, who begins his 21st season with a program record 70 wins, and the Bears welcome back 14 starters, seven on each side of the ball.
To read the full season preview -- CLICK Music Matters: Pianist Olga Vinokur
Saturday, September 14 at 5pmThe Heart & Soul of Russia Program:
Scriabin Etudes, Preludes & a Sonata
Rachmaninoff Études Tableaux, Moments Musicaux
Prokofiev Sarcasms, Op. 17
Kreisler-Rachmaninoff Liebesleid
We often think of Russian pianism as being virtuosic. Russian Late Romantic music does require ferocious technical mastery, but the heart of this celebrated style is its deep lyricism. Among Russian performers gracing the American concert stage today, there is The Town of Stonington will be conducting a Community Conversation 6:30 pm on Thursday, August 29, 2019 at the La Grua Center (32 Water Street, Stonington; lagruacenter.org), about various design solutions to address needs for the South Pier at the Town Dock in Stonington Borough. Community leaders initiated a project to evaluate the condition of the South Pier and develop plans to ensure that this asset is in good repair for the future. The South Pier currently is leased by the Southern New England Plimoth Plantation announced today it will officially launch Mayflower II, the acclaimed living history museum’s historic tall ship, on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at Mystic Seaport Museum’s Henry B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. The ceremony, which begins at 2:00 p.m., includes performances, remarks, and the ship’s christening with water from all fifty states as well as Plymouth, U.K. and Leiden, Netherlands, before Mayflower II is lowered into the Mystic River to float for the first time in three years. On Thursday, September 5, 2019, renowned artist Jan Dilenschneider will host a gallery showing of 26 specially created oil paintings in support of Mystic Aquarium’s mission. Dilenschneider's goal, consistent with that of Mystic Aquarium, is to help people understand the importance of nature.
The collection can be viewed from 5:30pm – 7:30pm in the Marra Family Gallery located at the Milne Ocean Science and Conservation Center at Mystic Aquarium.
“I want people to fall in love with the beauty of Dime Bank announced today that it will begin offering current and future customers access to an expanded suite of investment advisory services through a strategic alliance with Northstar Wealth Partners, located in Old Saybrook, CT.
Previously, Dime offered access to retail investment services through an internal platform but the expanding needs of its investment advisory customers led the bank to increase its capacity by aligning with Northstar. Northstar has been widely recognized for its customized The Community Foundation’s 2019 Scholarship Committees selected a total of 283 students from among its 42 communities across Eastern Connecticut to receive $725,489 in scholarships.
The Community Foundation recognizes the importance of creating access for lower income and first-generation students, as well as supporting students throughout their academic journey with multi-year awards whenever possible. As an integral part of this strategy, the Community Foundation provides grants to support Higher The Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods hosts the inaugural TangerFIT 5K Run and Health Walk at the beautiful Foxwoods Resort Casino on Sunday, October 6, 2019 to benefit The Smilow Cancer Hospital Care Center of Waterford, CT.
The run will commence at 9am in front of the Fox Tower Hotel and take you through the resort to the Mashantucket Pequot Museum finishing at the Fox Tower Grand Terrace Lawn. Here you will receive awards and be able to enjoy music, food and refreshments. After the race spend the day with us Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has earned the top 5-Star rating from BauerFinancial Inc. for its superior financial performance during the first quarter of 2019, which indicates that Charter Oak remains one of the strongest financial institutions in the nation.
“This top rating from BauerFinancial continues to recognize that Charter Oak is a safe, sound and very strong credit union,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “As eastern Connecticut’s leading financial There is still time to enroll in a variety of non-credit training courses at Three Rivers Community College. If you are interested in expanding your skills or changing career paths, take a class this fall. Registration is still open on the 13 courses below. Whether you want to learn new skills, reinvent your career, or for personal enrichment, take a non-credit course to fit your needs.
Allied Health courses in some of the fastest growing careers in Connecticut:
Medical Terminology and Anatomy for The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, Mentors to America’s Small Businesses, will present a free Small Business Workshop on Tuesday, September 10, 9 - 10:30 a.m. in Old Saybrook. The workshop covers how to "Get Found on Google Search and Maps" and “Reach Customers Online with Google,” presented by Google speaker Sixcia Devine and SCORE mentor Anne Driscoll. The event is co-sponsored by the Old Saybrook Chamber of Commerce.
With Sixcia Devine and Anne Driscoll, attendees will explore Google My For the seventh year, Mystic Aquarium is proud to host an Evening for Families with Children on the Autism Spectrum on Thursday, August 22, 2019 from 5:30 pm-8:00 pm. This sensory sensitive evening is free for pre-registered families or groups with children on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing challenges and features a quiet area, supportive staff and access to select Aquarium exhibits.
The 2019 event comes on the heels of an important initiative for Mystic Aquarium with the certification The Hygienic Art honors Hygienic Art co-founder Jim Stidfole with an evening of music, drinks, and dinner catered by Bayou BBQ & Grill on Saturday, August 31, 2019, 6:30 - 10 pm. All proceeds benefit the Jim Stidfole Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Admission (includes dinner):
$25 in advance available online at HYGIENIC.ORG
$30 at the gate
Schedule:
6:30 Dinner - Catered by The Bayou BBQ & Grill
Menu- Jambalaya, Corn Bread , Coleslaw, Potato Salad
Cash bar available 21+
6:55 Welcoming Remarks: Saturday, August 17, 6 -11 pm.
The Hygienic Art park on Saturday, August 17 hosts a gathering to celebrate New London County’s vibrant Hip-Hop scene and honor the legendary super producer/human Smoke The World!!!
This will be an epic night full of Recording Artists, Producers, Engineers, DJs, Photographers, Videographers, Managers, Promoters, Dancers and everyone else who helps put positive energy & vibes into our community.
6:30 - 8:00pm All ages
8:00 pm - 11:00 pm 18 +
Admission is $5. The Internal Revenue Service today launched the new Tax Withholding Estimator, an expanded, mobile-friendly online tool designed to make it easier for everyone to have the right amount of tax withheld during the year.
The Tax Withholding Estimator replaces the Withholding Calculator, which offered workers a convenient online method for checking their withholding. The new Tax Withholding Estimator offers workers, as well as retirees, self-employed individuals and other taxpayers, a more user-friendly Music Matters: Meshulan-Kraft, Two PianosSaturday, August 24 at 5pm
Benita Meshulam & Edith Kraft
1886 Chickering concert grand
& 1922 Mason & Hamlin grandBrahms Haydn Variations
Manuel Infante Tres Danzas Andaluzas
Manuel de Falla Danzas españolas, from La Vida Breve
It's taken us a decade to present our first Music Matters piano duo recital: two superb pianists at two exceptional grands. Acclaimed New York pianists Benita Meshulam and Edith Kraft have their own solo and teaching careers, of The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, Mentors to America’s Small Businesses, offers a free workshop in its Non-Profit Series, “How to Start & Run a Successful Non-Profit Organization” on Wednesday, September 4, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
If you are thinking about starting or are now running a non-profit organization, understanding the next steps in how to effectively manage your organization will be key to long-term success.
In this free workshop, SCORE counselor Bob Potter will guide you through these The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, Mentors to America’s Small Businesses, presents a free 2-part workshopon “Cost, Price and Profit” with SCORE Mentor Eric Munro. Expanding this popular topic into two parts – with a focus on Cost in Part 1 and Price in Part 2 – allows us to delve more deeply into the facets of the Cost-Price-Profit equation and includes time for attendees to participate in exercises aimed at developing their own skills. DATES: Part 1 - Thursday, September 5, 2019
Did you know you need a pilot’s license to operate a drone and that you can become a licensed drone pilot by taking the new Three Rivers Drone Pilot Certificate Program? This 36-hour course is designed for anyone interested in earning a small unmanned Aircraft system (sUAS) Pilot Certificate and learning about general aviation. Classes will be held August 26 through September 27 on Mondays and Fridays, from 5:00-9:00 pm.
The ability to operate a drone is a useful skill for those with careers in the The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) is hosting their second annual Fishing Tourney on Saturday, August 10. This fishing tournament is a catch and release tournament except for Porgies. Each participant can bring 1 Porgy back to NESS for an official measurement. All other fish will be measured on the water, photographed for proof, and released! While everyone is invited to participate, prizes will only be awarded to participants under age 18.
Don't have a boat to go out on? No problem! Higher Edge is pleased to announce the hiring of Graciela Guzman as Success Program Advisor, and Jason Pellum as College Access Program Advisor. Jason will advise Windham area high school seniors to help them navigate the college application process. Graciela will advise and mentor Higher Edge students enrolled in college; with a focus on academic, financial, and career guidance.“Jason and Graciela have prior experience working with students and an educational focus on guidance counseling. Their skills will On August 10, Mystic Seaport Museum will celebrate the opening of its new exhibition, Mary Mattingly’s Open Ocean, with a day of art-related activities, music, a lecture, live music, and the opportunity to meet the artist. Mattingly is a leading contemporary artist from Brooklyn, New York, with an interest in the sea as a platform for making art.
Mattingly comes to the project with a background in photography and sculpture. Her work consists mainly of sculptures and installations made from mass-produced Planning for a relaxing vacation can sometimes be very stressful. Chelsea Groton Bank has some tips to safeguard your financial information when traveling that should be put into place before you leave town.
“People should continuously be on alert for identity theft and fraudulent purchases or withdrawals, however travelers need to be especially vigilant,” explained Lori Dufficy, EVP, Director of Sales & Service of Chelsea Groton Bank, the largest mutual bank in Eastern Connecticut. “Fortunately, with From application and registration to financial aid, testing to scheduling classes, Super Saturday offers new and current students an opportunity for one-stop registration for the fall semester on August 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Three Rivers Community College in the A Wing.
“We want to give students one more opportunity to take advantage of this popular way to register or enroll. Super Saturday makes this as easy as possible,” says Robert Farinelli, Dean of Academics. “Students can get guidance in Whether you’re the owner of a mom-and-pop shop or a decision-maker at a larger company, it’s important to know the different structures for group health insurance plans. Knowing these differences can help you and your business find a plan that works best for your employees and your bottom line.
Most group medical insurance plans fall under three main categories: fully-insured (sometimes called fully-funded), self-funded, and level-funded. There are advantages, rules, and caveats to each plan type. Let’s
Jul 22, 2019
U.S. Coast Guard LTJG Nikole Barnes has teamed with Lara Dallman-Weiss to chase the dream of qualifying for the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan.
Barnes and Dallman-Weiss, Team Perfect Vision Sailing, will next compete August 17-22 in Enoshima Yacht Harbor in Japan, which is the host venue for the 2020 Olympic Games.
The duo qualified in the Women's 470 by finishing 20th out of a 45 boat fleet at the Trofeo Princesa Sofia Iberostar regatta in Spain in April. The duo placed 15,16 and 25 A webinar on "IRS Civil Enforcement: Field Collections Enforcement and Employment Tax Compliance" will be held on Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 2 p.m.
This free This free 60-minute webinar is open to practitioners. The webinar will provide an overview of the following:
Common causes of businesses accruing employment/payroll taxesThe risks of using a 3rd party to handle employment/payroll taxesTools the employer can use to monitor their own compliance and limit risksOptions offered by the IRS for a In recent weeks and months, Mystic Aquarium’s colleague in animal rescue and rehab, The Marine Mammal Center, has had their hands full with hundreds of California sea lions stranding off the west coast. In fact, Mystic Aquarium’s own Erin Gibbons, Assistant Supervisor of Pinnipeds, is currently at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, CA, to assist with the rehabilitation of these animals in need.
“While I hate that these strandings occur, I’m incredibly fortunate to have the specialized training to be At an in-store presentation today, Always Home received a $5,000 donation from Big Y. Always Home is one of 37 charitable organizations benefiting from the proceeds of Big Y’s annual Paul & Gerald D’Amour Memorial Charity Golf Outing. “We are so pleased to be able to give back to the local community,” shared John Connolly, Store Director for the Stonington Big Y.
Always Home’s Executive Director, Betty Smith, acknowledged that this gift will have a positive and enduring community impact. “A single
Join Supreme Hot Dog for a Hot Dog Eating Contest at National Night Out on August 6, 2019 at Poquonnock Plains Park, 150 Fort Hill Rd, Groton.
The purpose of National Night Out is to promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods a safer and more caring place to live. Free event to all!
Supreme Hot Dog is joined by other vendors for this first time contest. Come see if you have what it takes to earn the title!
First Friday: Ready, Set, Race!
Come out to Cafe Otis on August 2nd, 2019 starting at 6pm for Downtown Norwich’s First Friday event. We will be hosting classic cars and musical guest, Carrie Ashton, in our parking lot beside the restaurant. Along with these great additions, Cafe Otis will be hosting a mini car race with great prizes for participants.Spots are limited for the mini car race
For more information about Downtown Norwich First Friday, find the details here: The public is invited to join the Mohegan Tribe at their annual Mohegan Wigwam Festival at Fort Shantok, Village of Uncas, on Saturday, August 17 and Sunday, August 18 from 10 am to 7 pm.
Learn more about Mohegan culture and traditions including Native American crafts, foods, dancing and drumming. The festival is open to all ages, is family-friendly and admission is free. No pets, please.
Parking is at Mohegan Sun’s Thames Garage and shuttles will run throughout the day, each day (including for In recognition of National Health Center Week we are pleased to offer a community yoga event on Saturday, August 3 from 8:00 am-10:00 am on the Norwichtown Green. The first 150 people who register and attend the event will receive a free UCFS Healthcare yoga mat. If you are interested in participating please register. The Coast Guard Academy was named the recipient of the June Division III Diversity Spotlight Initiative in the NCAA Division III July 2019 monthly publication.
The Diversity Spotlight Initiative recognizes and promotes outstanding diversity-related projects, programming and initiatives occurring on Division III campuses and conference offices.
To foster a more inclusive environment, the members of the Academy's Office of Diversity and Inclusion attended a seven-day Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity Thames River Heritage Park invites you to hop aboard one of our navy utility boats for a fascinating narrated 90-minute tour. You'll Hear about privateers, Battle of Groton Heights, Benedict Arnold and the burning of New London, the world’s first nuclear submarine, life on SUBASE New London and more.
For centuries our harbor has guarded the Thames River and entry to Long Island Sound, with Navy and Coast Guard installations, the ship building industries that support them, as well as two forts that have The Coast Guard Academy Athletics Division has named Richelle Johnson the Academy's first NCAA Inclusion and Diversity Designee.
Johnson is a civilian staff member within the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, who has partnered with Athletics on several diversity initiatives. In her new position she will be charged with serving as the primary contact and conduit for diversity and inclusion-related information.
She graduated from the Academy in 1991, serving over seven years of active duty and 16 Liberty Bank is soliciting nominations for the 2019 Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award. This annual award is designed to recognize an individual who has made a significant and ongoing contribution to the cause of promoting and celebrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in the communities served by Liberty Bank. The bank is looking to the public to nominate local residents who are leaders in building positive relationships between different people, whether those differences are of race, economic On Thursday, July 18 at 2 p.m. the IRS will host a 60 minute webinar open to practitioners on Understanding an Offer in Compromise. Topics:Offer in Compromise (OIC) and why it is used as a Collection toolProvide a general overview of OIC Calculation including special circumstancesDiscuss the Offer in Compromise Pre-Qualifier Tool on IRS.gov and how it worksPlus, live Q & AClick here to register for webinar
Tax Professionals – Earn 1 CE Credit – Category: Federal Tax
Closed captioning is offered for Golf Fore! Prostate Cancer Research | 24th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Presented by Dr. Sheffield's Certified Natural ToothpasteAugust, 22nd 2019 at Lake of Isles, 12:30 Tee Time
North Stonington, CT – The 20th Annual Prostate Cancer Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on Thursday, August 22, 2019, at Lake of Isles Golf Course.Golf Fore! Prostate Cancer Research is organized by Sheffield Pharmaceuticals, LLC and works closely with the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Supported by the late, legendary Silver / Petrucelli + Associates (S/P+A) has announced that three new designers have recently joined the firm. S/P+A welcomes James Paul Dixon, RA, LEED AP as senior architect, Jennifer Lipset, NCIDQ as interior designer, and Humza Afzal as design professional.
Dixon brings nearly 15 years of design experience throughout southeastern Connecticut and will manage the firm’s New London office. He is a technically skilled architect and is active with local civic and business organizations in the area. The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, Mentors to America’s Small Businesses, presents the Second Annual Business Networking Event, at the classic Maritime Grille located just minutes from historic downtown Guilford, on August 13 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Join us and make valuable contacts, hear an inspiring presentation, and enjoy yummy food.
This year, we are thrilled to welcome Maria Miranda, Principal and Creative Director of Miranda Creative, as our guest speaker. Her engaging talk “30 in 30”
The U.S. Navy today awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $174 million contract for nuclear-submarine work. Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD).
Under the terms of the contract, Electric Boat will provide design agent, planning yard, and engineering services, as well as technical support for active nuclear submarines and submersible systems. The contract could be worth more than $1 billion over five years if all options are exercised and funded.
Seventy percent The Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce is in need of volunteers for the upcoming 62nd Mystic Outdoor Art Festival happening on August 10 and 11, 2019. The oldest festival of its kind, the Mystic Outdoor Art festival hosts over 250 artists and artisans over a two mile stretch of historic downtown Mystic. To ensure that all runs smoothly, the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce needs the help of fun, friendly people over the course of this two day event. Visit Wireless Zone, the nation’s largest wireless retail franchise offering exclusive Verizon products and services, is partnering with The Cellular Connection (TCC) and Culture of Good to donate backpacks full of school supplies to children in need across Eastern CT through the brand’s Sixth annual School Rocks Backpack Giveaway. The giveaway, taking place at participating Wireless Zone locations nationwide, is bigger than ever before with more than 250,000 backpacks full of school supplies expected to be Mystic Seaport Museum will hold its annual Antique & Classic Boat Rendezvous Saturday and Sunday, July 27-28.The event showcases high-quality antique vessels, including cruisers, sailboats, and runabouts. The classic vessels will create a colorful gathering along the Museum’s waterfront. Visitors are invited to see the displayed vessels Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. An award competition will recognize excellence in restoration, authenticity, and workmanship.This year, Greg Curtis joins the Technology Services team at Chelsea Groton Bank as the Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer. Prior to joining Chelsea Groton, Greg served as the Director of Technology of the Mohegan Tribe where he managed the Cybersecurity, Network, and Helpdesk teams. Greg has over 30 years of IT solution development for various Fortune 50 companies.
“Greg’s extensive technology leadership skills ensure that Chelsea Groton will continue to offer secure and innovative banking Leslie McKillip of Madison, CT, recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer. Leslie will work to develop commercial loan and commercial mortgage relationships with centers of influence across the Bank’s market areas.
“With over 25 years of commercial lending experience, mostly in New Haven and Middlesex Counties, Leslie’s skills will be an immense asset to our team,” said Carolyn Welch, Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending Manager at Chelsea Groton Bank. “In Banks from Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island have been honored with the 2019 Banking Choice Awards in the categories of Customer Service, Technology & Tools, Community Contribution, and Overall Quality. They were presented at an awards luncheon as part of the Best Bank Expo at the MGM Springfield.
In addition, six banks have won best in Connecticut and Massachusetts in their respective categories. These statewide awards for 2019 are the highest honor any bank can achieve.
The Brought to Light: European Paintings from the Collection showcases the Lyman Allyn’s collection of European paintings with a selection of portraits, history paintings, still lifes, genre scenes, and landscapes from the early Renaissance through the 1800s. European paintings have been part of the collection since the Lyman Allyn opened in 1932, but the museum’s more recent emphasis on American art has kept its European paintings hidden away in storage. Brought to Light reexamines the museum’s European Four new members to bring experience and energy to organization
The Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling (CCPG) announces four new additions to its Board of Directors, with each augmenting different program areas within the organization with experience and enthusiasm. “I'm pleased to welcome these new members to our Board of Directors, as they bring talent, expertise and energy to the table. Their unique backgrounds and diverse experience make them an asset to the Council," said Executive Director Did you know?
The average commercial building wastes 30 percent of the energy it consumes. Most of that energy consumption comes from lighting, followed by cooling, then computers.
From family owned businesses to entrepreneurial franchise owners and multi-site operations, addressing aging equipment and energy efficiency are common challenges often pushed aside due to lack of time and resources.
Today mid-size businesses in Connecticut now have access to the Business Energy Advantage program. This Luisanna Cabrera of Waterford, CT, recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as a Mortgage Specialist. In this position, Luisanna will work with customers throughout New London County, Connecticut and Rhode Island who are in need of a variety of lending solutions, from traditional mortgages, to first-time homebuyer and affordable lending programs, to specialty financing and home equity loans. She iscertified by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System & Registry (NMLS #1866854), and is fluent in both English and
Find out about the wide range of volunteer opportunities that are open to you at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc in Old LymeAbout Volunteering
All volunteers must attend a General Orientation prior to volunteering. The General Orientation begins in the classroom with an overview of High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, who we serve, our horses, and our policies and procedures. It also includes a tour of the facility. At the General Orientation, volunteers will choose a role(s) they are interested in and The Chelsea Groton Foundation awarded $182,654 in grants to 65 non-profit organizations from Connecticut and Rhode Island this spring. Inclusive of these donations, the Foundation has provided over $3.4 million in total grants to the community since 1999. The Foundation reviews applications and awards grants two times per year.
“For 165 years, improving the quality of life in our community has been at the core of Chelsea Groton’s values,” said Michael Rauh, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank. Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank Foundation presented The Arc Eastern Connecticut (formerly The Arc New London County) with a $1,000 grant to support its Community Life & Advocacy (CL&A) program. CL&A’s Empowerment/Enrichment component offers a variety of life skills, work-readiness, self-advocacy and civic responsibility programs to more than 170 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities ages 16 to 86. The Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank Foundation grant will assist with providing dedicated Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has announced that its two Assistant Vice Presidents who oversee its extensive branch network in eastern Connecticut have successfully completed the Credit Union League of Connecticut’s intensive management program for high-potential executives.
Michael Ballirano and Sonya Armstrong, Charter Oak’s Assistant Vice Presidents and Regional Retail Sales Managers, were among the small group of credit union executives selected annually for the competitive two-year program at the Mystic Seaport Museum announces it is honoring the Dark Harbor 20 class owners with the William A. Baker Award. The award is given to promote the awareness and appreciation of fine examples of one-design classes or boats of like kind, and to foster faithful preservation and restoration, and encourage their continued use.
The owners are being recognized for their effort to preserve and maintain a significant class of American sailing craft.
Antique and classic boat organizations throughout the Interested in a career in the health field? Three Rivers Community College will hold two information sessions for Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, A.S., its newest credit degree program, on Wednesday, July 17 at 6:00-7:00 p.m. and again on Thursday, July 18 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. in room B125.
Certified Clinical Medical Assistants play a vital role in today’s healthcare field. They assist physicians, mid-level providers, nurses and staff in giving the best care to patients and their family. Students Kim and Oh's Olympic Quest featured in The DayJun 24, 2019
Two recent graduates of the Coast Guard Academy are putting their military careers on hold to vie for the chance to compete in pistol shooting in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
TO VIEW THE STORY -- CLICK HERE The Gales Ferry chapter of the Knights of Columbus awarded $1,000 to The Arc Eastern Connecticut from the proceeds of its 2018 Tootsie Roll Drive. Thanks to the continued support of the Knights of Columbus, The Arc can provide health and fitness programs and activities, including Special Olympics, to over 170 participants with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) from eastern Connecticut. The Arc’s Community Life & Advocacy program also offers self-advocacy, socialization skills, and civic The Chelsea Groton Foundation recently presented scholarships to a select group of graduating seniors who represent 16 area high schools. Each of the individuals who applied for the scholarships excelled in academia, leadership and extracurricular activities during their high school years, and plans to pursue college degrees.
“The Foundation is committed to giving back to our communities. One of the best ways we are able to do this is by investing in the next generation of young adults, and supporting Join the Spice Club for cooking classes this July. Classes for adults are being held on July 18 & 25 at 5pm for $45 and for kids on July 14 & 21 at 5pm for $35. We will be supporting local farms by using local produce and we will have dairy and gluten free recipes. Classes have a maximum enrollment of 6 people. Please contact thespiceclubct@yahoo.com for information and to enroll. During the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands Golf Course last week, ConnectiCare presented Operation Shower, a group baby shower for 40 military moms-to-be whose spouses are deployed. The moms-to-be are from Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, or in some cases, are active duty themselves.
ConnectiCare has been the presenting sponsor of the Operation Shower event for six of the initiative’s eight year partnership with the tournament and works closely with Birdies for the Brave to put The Thames River Heritage Park is offering free weekend walking tours of historic downtown New London and Fort Trumbull. The tours are timed to coordinate with the water taxi schedule and designed to offer visitors more options to enhance their experience and more thoroughly understand the significant history and heritage of the park’s Thames River sites.
Fort Trumbull tours highlight the significance of the fort and the neighborhood from Colonial times through the Cold War. Downtown tours focus on general The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation has awarded Channel 3 Kids Camp a grant in the amount of $7,500. The funding will be used specifically to provide camp scholarships to children from New London County this summer.
Dominion Energy-Millstone’s Nancy Bulkeley, Senior Community Affairs Representative, presented the check to Channel 3 Kids Camp CEO Denise K. Hornbecker at the camp’s recent “Fun by the Fire” event, which welcomed more than 200 adults to Camp for an evening of fantastic food and drink Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank is proud to announce the recent hiring of David W. Stone as First Vice President, Senior Commercial Loan Officer.
Stone brings over 30 years of expertise and experience as a commercial lender to Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank. In this role, he will oversee the commercial lending team and will focus his efforts on developing new commercial relationships. David joins Eastern from Chelsea Groton Bank where he served as a Commercial Lender for 7 years.
“David’s Red, white, & blue and free family fun too! Celebrate the happy holiday weekend with the best deals and smile worthy family activities at Tanger Outlets!Saturday, July 6 from 12 PM - 5 PM (live entertainment begins at 2pm on the concourse): fun activities, live music and free games.Experience the fun with entertainment by Captain America, live music from The Bernadettes, a photo booth, strolling performers, family-friendly games and more!TANGERCLUB VIP PERK - The first 100 members to check-in at the Tanger
RUNA, a band that infuses Celtic music with Americana and roots music, will debut its newest music video at Mystic Seaport Museum in advance of its July 13 performance at the Museum’s Arts on the Quad.
RUNA shot the video for the song “The Banks of Newfoundland” on the Joseph Conrad, a full-rigged ship that is a floating exhibition at Mystic Seaport Museum. Visitors to the Museum can see the video on screens located at the North and South Museum entrances beginning Monday, July 8.
The song is about the High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc. in Old Lyme appointed Jacqueline Kangley as its new Chair of the Board of Trustees for a two-year term.
Kangley was introduced to therapeutic riding by her Essex Elementary School classmates and has been a volunteer at High Hopes since 2004. She has been a Trustee since 2015 and currently volunteers in the therapeutic riding program and serves on the Program, Marketing Advisory, Event, and Development Committees. She has Co-Chaired the ‘Concert in the Barn’ and served Last month, the CT Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) was awarded the Non-Profit Partnership Award at the Annual CT Minority Construction Council (MCC) Awards Dinner. The event hosted prime contractors, local and state politicians, as well as other CT state agencies.
The Non-Profit Partnership Award is awarded to a non-profit organization that has worked with the Minority Construction Council in the areas of development and advocacy for minority contractors. CT PTAC, a statewide program Always Home is pleased to announce the appointment of new Executive Director, Betty Smith. Smith is passionate about Always Home’s mission, Preventing Family Homelessness. She has been a member of Always Home’s Board of Directors and an active volunteer. Smith brings to the position a history of high-level, corporate experience and a commitment to volunteerism.
“Always Home is a non-profit that has had an out-sized positive impact in our community and is poised for tremendous future growth,” shares Mystic Aquarium, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and one of the nation’s leading aquariums, will host Eating with the Ecosystem, a Rhode Island-based non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a locally-sourced approach to sustaining New England’s wild seafood, for an “underwater affair” in the main gallery on July 11 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. as part of its popular Conservation in Action Series.
“New England provides a diversity of local seafood species, but despite the abundance of seafood Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union President and Chief Executive Officer, and Joyce Gresh, Supervisory Committee Chairperson, presented 45 college scholarships totaling $90,000 during the credit union’s annual scholarship reception on May 29th.
For five consecutive years, the credit union has recognized the achievements of students throughout New London and Windham counties via its $90,000 scholarship giveaway, and has rewarded 221 students with scholarships totaling $442,000 during that UCFS Healthcare is accepting nominations for the 2019 Palmer Davies Leadership Award, which recognizes an outstanding leader in the community who has improved the health and well-being of the community or region through advocacy, leadership and by fostering a community spirit that reflects the mission and values of UCFS.
Nomination forms are available at ucfshealthcare.org or by calling Pam Kinder at 860.822.4146. Completed nomination forms are due by Friday, August 23. The award will be presented at our A welcoming family is needed to host international high school Chinese students that will attend the Williams School and St. Bernard school, arriving in mid-August 2019. As a host family, you will offer an international student the opportunity to discover America through your eyes throughout the school year. Your family will not only gain a new family member, but will also learn about a different culture, its values and tradition, language, food and more.
Interested Host Families would be required to Learn how to run a safe and successful babysitting business by taking ASHI Child and Babysitting Safety. Designed for 12-18 year olds, the 8-hour class covers basic childcare, playtime, supervision, safety, and CPR/AED and Basic First Aid. Students will receive a 2-year ASHI certification that is valued by parents.
When: Friday, June 28 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Where: Three Rivers Community College.
Cost: $100.
Learn more at: www.threerivers.edu/babysitting.
Save a Life with American Heart On July 3, Chelsea Groton Bank will mark 165 years of serving the community. As has always been central to the Bank’s mission, all planned celebrations include opportunities for the Bank and its employees to connect with individuals and organizations in the community.
Planned celebrations
In the spring, the Bank participated in Pay It Forward Day. Giving teams made up of team members from all of our branches went to 13 local coffee shops, restaurants, and area businesses in our footprint to give out a WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service encourages taxpayers to look at their tax withholding now to take charge of their tax situation and avoid a surprise at tax time next year. Doing a Paycheck Checkup now using the IRS Withholding Calculator means taxpayers have the majority of the year to spread out any changes they make to their withholding. The agency said the average tax refund was $2,729 for tax year 2018. While some taxpayers may find it advantageous to get a large tax refund, others may wish Wednesday, June 19, 20192:00 PM Eastern Time
The IRS will soon stop its tax transcript faxing service and third-party mailing option from the Form 4506 series. This webinar will demonstrate how tax professionals may obtain masked and certain unmasked transcripts needed for tax administration. Learn what changes are planned and how these changes will affect you.
Presenters:
Joseph Dianto, Deputy Director, Accounts Management
Marilyn Gurren, Chief, Identity Protection, Strategy and Oversight Stonington Sounds Summer Music Festival Saturday, June 22, starting at 11 a.m.Stonington Sounds is a FREE music festival with concerts happening throughout the day in various outdoor/indoor locations in Stonington Borough anchored at La Grua Center and the Stonington Commons Green adjacent to La Grua Center.
The festival will feature a diverse lineup of musicians from classical to jazz and is scheduled so that audiences can stroll, shop, and dine during breaks in the music.
Audiences are encouraged to The Center for Financial Training (CFT) recently honored 16 Chelsea Groton Bank employees –Stephanie Han of East Lyme, CT; Jessica Charette of Groton, CT; Maria Grenier of Scotland, CT; Dorothy Houde of New London, CT; Elizabeth Owen of Norwich, CT; Kimberly Sanders of Stonington, CT; Jennifer Seuferling of Groton, CT; Susan Bailey of Norwich, CT; Kristen Brunelle of Salem, CT; Jennifer Gage of Mystic, CT; Jean McGran of Norwich, CT; Amy Prince of Richmond, RI; Allison Silva of Richmond, RI; Madison Mystic Seaport Museum announced today proposed changes to its grounds that will advance the Museum’s role as a leader in the maritime heritage field.
The three projects include construction of an underwater research and education center in partnership with the Global Foundation for Ocean Exploration (GFOE), the expansion of public display of its watercraft collection, and construction of a restaurant and boutique hotel.
The Global Foundation for Ocean Exploration is a 501c3 nonprofit organization whose
This past Saturday, June 8, the ConnectiCare Center in Manchester hosted their annual Hartford Yard Goats Fan Fest. Yard Goat players, Ashton Goudeau (#17) and Jordan Foley (#31), greeted fans of all ages during the celebration. Attendees were also able to play with adorable mini goats from Circle K Farms and the team’s mascot. ConnectiCare is proud to support the Hartford Yard Goats’ goal of bringing family fun to our capitol city. On Thursday, June 6, ConnectiCare employees cheered for local officers participating in the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run as they passed their headquarters in Farmington, CT.
Over the years, The Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run has become the largest fund-raising event for the Special Olympics of Connecticut, raising awareness of the need for acceptance and inclusion of those with intellectual disabilities. Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received the Corporate Sponsor of the Year and Corporate Benefactor Awards from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut for its extensive financial and employee support of the agency's successful 2018-2019 annual campaign.
"We’re honored to receive these awards and we’re proud to continue our longtime support for all that United Way does each day to help those in need across southeastern Connecticut,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief
On Our Minds Series: Code Blue Author Mike MageeCo-presented with Bank Square BooksWednesday, June 12 at 6pm
A doctor, medical historian, and former head of Pfizer’s global medical affairs relies on his experience inside the medical establishment to offer a searing and persuasive exposé of the American health care system. Books will be available for sale. Cost: Suggested donation $5
How has the United States, with more resources than any nation, developed a healthcare system that delivers much poorer Sailors Do It For the Cure!
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June 22
Mystic Shipyard
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Race Regatta Trophies awarded at the Post Shore Party for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place boats in their respective class.
Registration is $50/yacht, entry includes 4 tickets to the shore party.
Visit su4c.org to register. Skippers register their boats and recruit their friends and colleagues to help crew and raise funds. Skippers and crew members seek donations from friends, family,
Last week, students from West Woods Upper Elementary School and Bike Friendly Farmington celebrated Bike to School Day with a ride along the Farmington Trail.
Since ConnectiCare’s headquarters are located on the bike route, the health insurer sent a group of employees to cheer on the students and their own Neil Kelsey, Vice President and Chief Actuary for ConnectiCare, who is involved with Bike Friendly Farmington and joined the students for the ride.
The goal of the event is to promote physical Pfizer’s Groton Laboratories and the Clinical Research Unit, New Haven will support more than 60 programs in Southeastern Connecticut, the greater New Haven area, and southern Rhode Island through its 2019 competitive grants program.
Priority was given to programs that bring science and math to students from elementary through high school. Additional awards were made for programs that provide for the underserved or to support local civic and cultural institutions. Groups receiving support in 2019 The Lyman Allyn Art Museum will present its annual Summer Fest on June 22, 2019 from 11am – 4pm. Admission is FREE all day to the family-friendly community event featuring food trucks, live entertainment, and activities on Museum grounds and inside the Museum. In the event of rain, everything but the food trucks will move indoors to the Museum’s galleries, auditorium, and art/dance studio.
Summer Fest will feature the music of some of the region's great performers. Bluesman Ramblin' Dan Stevens will John Banks recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as AVP, Retail Lending Operations Manager. In this role, John is responsible for managing the retail loan product processing teams and for developing systems and processes to continue improving the client experience throughout the lending process.
Prior to joining Chelsea Groton, John spent 14 years with Bank of America, first as a Retail Branch Manager, then in Operations, and most recently, as a team manager with Bank of America Home Loans Operations. Virtual Small Business Forum
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Celebrate the Summer Solstice al fresco with Prohibition-era cocktails on the lawn and access to two fascinating exhibitions.
Check out the industrial design movement of the 1930s and 1940s in the brand new exhibition, Streamlined: From Hull to Home. Then time travel back to the pre-selfie era to discover photographic technology in a late 1800s photography studio in When This You See, Remember Me. (Catch it before it closes June 23)
Grab your friends, explore Aer Lingus Vacation Store invites you to learn how to discover your Irish Heritage. Our Discover Your Roots packages start from $999* per person (6 nights).
This trip gives "family vacation" a whole new meaning. Immerse yourself in Irish history on this once-in-a-lifetime 6, 7, or 8-night vacation package! Learn all about your own heritage during a private consultation with a genealogist, then follow the footsteps of your ancestors as you journey through the Emerald Isle.
Enjoy a hotel stay in Dublin,
The Connecticut Siting Council today approved NTE Energy’s application for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need, paving the way for continued development of the Killingly Energy Center.
NTE Chief Executive Officer Seth Shortlidge said the council’s decision reaffirmed the need for the new 650-megawatt natural gas-fired facility at a time when older, less-efficient power plants across New England are nearing retirement.
“We appreciate the diligence and thoughtfulness with The Dolphin reported on an outstanding member of their community recognized for his service by the Chamber and Rotary Club:
"A selfless and motivated Sailor assigned to Naval Branch Health Clinic Groton onboard Naval Submarine Base (SUBASE) New London was awarded Service Person of the Month (SPOM), May 20.
Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Joshua Wilson received the SPOM award duirng a luncheon put on by the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut (the Chamber) and the Rotary Club.
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Wireless Zone is pleased to welcome back TJ Mallon, former employee, who has rejoined Wireless Zone Groton team as a Sales Representative. Mallon is no stranger to the wireless industry, first joining us in 1996, back when we were still “The Car Phone Store.” For the past eight years he has been working with Verizon Corporate, in consumer sales as well as B2B. It goes without saying that he knows the industry inside and out. In his personal time, TJ likes to relax on his lakeside property in Oakdale, target
Lesley Ingves, Business Management Specialist of Clear Pathway, LLC is hosting LIVE 1/2-day event: GET IT TOGETHER! A workshop for the overwhelmed entrepreneur to regain control of your time and business on June 11, 2019, from 9:00-1:00 at the Norwich Inn and Spa, 607 West Thames St, Norwich, CT.
Running your business can become an overwhelming part of making money. This workshop will help participants know how to organize your office for efficiency, create systems to find documents and information in a To read the article visit the Hartford Courant on May 29, 2019.
In "Attention Connecticut businesses: What are your top air travel destinations? The Connecticut Airport Authority wants to know," Hartford Courant Business reporter Kenneth R. Gosselin shares CAA work underway on a survey of employers in a wide range of industries about their travel desitnations and budgets.
The survey information, being collected by the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut and MetroHartford Alliance, can be used in Robert Rauschenberg, Ace from Ruminations, 1999, photolithograph. Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, Connecticut; Purchase, Acquisition Fund, 2017.12.1.
“The artist’s job is to be a witness to his time in history.” -Robert Rauschenberg
The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is proud to present Robert Rauschenberg: Ruminations. This exhibition features a series of nine large prints, composed with fragments of multiple images of important figures and events from Rauschenberg’s young life. The show will be on view June 8 Always Home announced the award of a multi-year grant by the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut. The $75,000 funding, to be allocated over a three-year period, will support Always Home’s work Preventing Family Homelessness. The non-profit agency works exclusively with homeless and at-risk families with minor children.
Always Home’s Interim Executive Director, Betty Smith, acknowledged the importance of securing this grant. “Always Home is committed to addressing the issue of family homelessness Join Onward Leaders and Child & Family Agency (CFA) for a fun filled night at Saltwater Farm Vineyard! June 26, 6pm-9pm.Mingle with friends and locals while you sip your favorite wine, sample a local craft beer, and enjoy music by the Marcy Kelly Quartet while learning about CFA. Enjoy a grown up mac & cheese bar, h'ordeuvres, and sweets provided by A Thyme to Cook. Proceeds from this event will benefit Child & Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut. For more information on CFA and it's programs, please
Mystified Escape Room Adventures opens new game
Mystified offers live action escape game adventures. As a player, you will work with a team in a themed room full of puzzles, clues, codes, locks and hidden objects. Players must solve the game play within 60 minutes to win the game and “escape”. Mystified’s newest game is “The Curtain Call”.
In “The Curtain Call”:
It's one hour to “places” at La Rouge Mystére. Belle, the cabaret’s leading lady, is no where to be found. Everyone is worried because Mystic — Mystic Seaport Museum will host its 40th annual Sea Music Festival June 6-9, featuring concerts, workshops, hands-on demonstrations, and a scholarly symposium – all celebrating the music of the sea. From songs of the golden age of sail to contemporary compositions, the festival includes a wide variety of sea music both modern and traditional, a children’s stage with special performances for families, and demonstrations of maritime work songs – or chanteys – aboard the Museum’s historic vessels.
As The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut has awarded $10,000 to assist with the planned merger of The Arc Quinebaug Valley and The Arc New London County, forming The Arc Eastern Connecticut as of July 1. Through the Millard R. York Fund, the grant will help offset the cost of conducting the necessary due diligence and consolidation of accounts, property, and vehicles in an agency that will now support over 800 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families throughout UCFS Healthcare (UCFS) is proud to announce we have been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Eastern CT to support our Access to Care and Case Management programs, which provide insurance enrollment assistance and linkages to health and human services for the UCFS client population and the community. These staff members are on the front lines, meeting with clients and putting them in touch with necessary social supports such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Norwich, Conn. — On Thursday, May 23, Three Rivers Community College held the fifty-third Nursing Pinning Ceremony. During the ceremony, 34 nursing students of the Class of Spring 2019 received their nursing pin, marking the completion of their nursing degree and serving as a symbol of their readiness to be compassionate professional caregivers.
Faculty and administration spoke to the students, admiring the hard work and determination that brought them to this point. Their class advisor, Assistant Webinars for Practitioners and Industry will be held through the month of June. Webinars in June cover the following topics:
June 6: Foreign Earned Income ExclusionJune 13: U.S. Taxation of Employees of Foreign Governments and International OrganizationsJune 19: U.S. Territories - Self Employment TaxJune 20: U.S. Territories - Self Employment Tax (Spanish)June 27: Tax Residency Status
For continuing education, all participants who qualify will receive a certificate of completion. Tax professionals will EAST LYME - Flanders Fish Market is thrilled to announce their partnership with the Crescent Beach Association in Niantic, Connecticut to operate their longstanding Crescent Beach Stand at 37 Bayview Avenue for the summer of 2019.
Opening for weekend service beginning Memorial Day Weekend on May 25, the Crescent Beach Stand Powered by Flanders Fish will begin daily operation on Crescent Beach Kickoff Day, June 22 through Labor Day Weekend, with weekend service continuing through September. Hours of This article originally appeared in The Dayon May 17, 2019. by Kimberly Drelich
Day Staff Writer
The Connecticut Airport Authority plans to sponsor a meeting with major businesses in the area, as it moves to step up efforts to restore commercial passenger service to the Groton-New London Airport, the head of the authority's board of directors said.
CAA board of directors Chairman Tony Sheridan, also the president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut, said that with the growing Waterford – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has been selected to participate in the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston’s new Housing Our Workforce Program, which offers down-payment assistance to eligible homebuyers in eastern Connecticut.
The unique $2 million program was launched earlier this year and will provide local homebuyers earning up to 120 percent of the area median income with down-payment assistance on their owner-occupied primary residences. The program offers a Starting Thursday, May 23
A testament to the immense complexity of nature, The Biggest Little Farm follows two dreamers and a dog on an odyssey to bring harmony to both their lives and the land.
When the barking of their beloved dog Todd leads to an eviction notice from their tiny LA apartment, John and Molly Chester make a choice that takes them out of the city and onto 200 acres in the foothills of Ventura County, naively endeavoring to build one of the most diverse farms of its kind in complete This Op Ed appeared in The Day on May 17, 2019.
By The Day Editorial Board
The Mashantucket Pequots are a proud people with a history filled with challenges. They have a reason to be particularly proud today because the leader who is directing them through today’s challenges, Rodney Butler, will be recognized tonight by the chamber of commerce and the community it represents as citizen of the year.
The recipient of the 69th Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Citizen of the Year Award is a This Op Ed appeared in The Bulletin May 17, 2019
When Rodney Butler turned 42 years old earlier this winter, his mom posted a touching tribute on her Facebook page. She noted his various business roles – he’s the chairman of the Pequot Tribal Council and interim CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino – but said the thing her son loves to do the most is spend time with his family.She wrote: “He’s the most laid-back young man with a big, caring heart and still loves to play video games and throw a football or shoot a Andover, CT – On Saturday, June 1, Channel 3 Kids Camp will hold its 2nd annual Fun by the Fire fundraising event. This unique, adults-only celebration will be presented by Highland Park Market. The event will take place at the Channel 3 Kids Camp, 73 Times Farm Road, Andover, CT and will feature food and drinks from some of Connecticut’s top chefs and restaurants.
Beginning at 6:00 p.m., guests will enjoy live music by The Cartells, flowerpot drawings, balloon chances, carnival games with a twist, Thursday, May 30, 2019
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11 a.m. Pacific Time; 10 a.m. Alaska; 8 a.m. Hawaii
This webinar highlights the basics of the qualified business income deduction, updated to incorporate guidance issued in January 2019.
This free 100-minute webinar for Tax Professionals & Industry will cover:
Definition of termsCalculating the deductionApplication of limitationsDiscussion of the rental real estate safe harborWalk through Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT invites golfers to register for its 31st Annual Chamber Golf Tournament, taking place Monday, June 3, 2019 from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Stonington Country Club (396 Taugwonk Road, Stonington). Registration information can be found at ChamberECT.com/golf or (860) 701-9113.
The Chamber’s annual Golf Tournament is a leading opportunity to meet and connect with high-level business and community leaders from across eastern CT while enjoying a relaxing day of
Note: this article was originally published on May 14, 2019 by The Day.New London, CT – The nonprofit Veterans Equine Therapeutic Services is partnering with RD86 Space to pilot an educational program called the Cowboy Kitchen that trains local veterans interested in culinary arts.
Veterans will pair up with local chefs to execute five events this summer at the Horses Healing Humans Farm in North Stonington. Vets will learn a variety of skills allowing them to support this program, which brings exposure
> Click here to learn more. New London, CT – The Day will host an inaugural High School Athlete of the Year dinner and awards ceremony recognizing outstanding athletes from high schools in southeastern Connecticut. The event will be held June 26, 2019 at Port ‘N’ Starboard at Ocean Beach Park in New London and will serve as a celebration for each of the athletes who were selected as The Day's High School Athletes of the Year for the Fall 2018, Winter 2018/2019 and Spring 2019 seasons in their respective sports.
Since the 1982-83 Norwich, CT ̶ The Three Rivers College Foundation held the twenty-seventh annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, May 7 at Three Rivers Community College. Generous contributions led to over $410,000 in scholarships awarded to a record-breaking 188 students.
Proud families and friends packed the room during the hour-long ceremony as close to $7,000 was given away per minute! The total scholarships awarded came to just over $410,000, which includes $50,000 in summer scholarships. The majority of the Reliance Health announced this week that their Board of Directors has appointed Carrie Dyer as Chief Executive Officer upon current CEO, David Burnett’s retirement. Burnett, who has been the organization’s CEO for nearly 41 years, announce plans to retire by the end of 2019 in a press release last month.
Dyer, who has worked for the agency since 1994, has served as Reliance Health’s Chief Operating Officer for the past 12 years. “For some time now, Carrie has had more ability than I to handle the Students would receive hands-on training and experience working on construction of Killingly Energy Center
Killingly, CT – Local students would receive hands-on training and experience working on the construction of the proposed Killingly Energy Center through a new partnership between NTE Energy, H.H. Ellis Technical High School and the Greater Hartford-New Britain Building and Construction Trades Council.
The program would be available to students who have demonstrated readiness to benefit from the
Marine Maker Day Returns June 8
Groton, CT – Ignite, a program of Thames River Innovation Place, is pleased to announce the return of its Marine Maker Day, an exploration of marine technology for students in grades 7 through 10. The full-day program will take place on Saturday, June 8th from 9 am - 4 pm at Project Oceanology in Groton. The registration fee of $45 includes an outing on a research vessel, Arduino kit and lunch. Scholarships are available. For more information and to register, visit Mystic, CT – Local company Mystic Knotwork has been named by Yankee Magazine in its annual Best of New England summer travel guide (May/June 2019).
From the sandy beaches of Cape Cod to New Hampshire’s White Mountains and Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Yankee’s annual guide is the ultimate collection of epic destinations and getaways. With nearly 200 tips and ideas from the magazine’s expert editors, the travel guide is brimming with recommendations on the best family-friendly activities, seaside hotels, This advanced, hands-on workshop provides a comparison between QuickBooks Desktop and Online versions. We will set up a QuickBooks Desktop company from scratch, reviewing the setup preferences and decisions along the way. If time permits, we will also view preferences for a QuickBooks Online company to help those users understand their options as well. Attendees are asked to bring their laptops with QuickBooks loaded.
Date: Tuesday, June 11th, 2019 Time: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM ESTLocation: The Mystic & Whether you are starting or are now running a non-profit organization, once you've established your mission, organization and key goals, developing plans for fundraising, marketing and securing sponsorships will be critical for success. SCORE counselor Bob Potter will guide you through these and other important steps in this free workshop.
Date: Thursday, June 6th, 2019 Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PMLocation: The Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington Street, New London, CT 06320 How to Reliance Health is looking for sponsors and players for their 3rd Annual Par 4 Charity Golf Tournament on September 13 at River Ridge Golf Course in Griswold.
4-Person Scramble, Cash Prizes, Awards Dinner, Raffles, Silent Auction, and of course, fun! Registration: $150 per player or $600 foursome. *Register early and save!! Register before August 1 and pay only $130!!* Registration includes cart, green fees, and dinner. Check-In at 9 - Tee off at 10
Proceeds will once again support the Teaching Kitchen in
This op-ed was originally published in The Day on May 13, 2019.
Earlier this month Governor Lamont announced a public-private partnership between the state of Connecticut, the Connecticut Port Authority, Gateway New London and Bay State Wind, the joint venture between Ørsted US and Eversource. This historic agreement sets the stage that will result in a $93 million-dollar investment in State Pier. This upgrade promises to revitalize this historically underutilized asset by turning the pier into a Groton, CT – Barb Curto of Mystic, CT, Assistant Vice President, Marketing Manager; Sara Lundy of Oakdale, CT, Risk and Compliance Specialist; and Marielle Winkelman of Ledyard, CT, Assistant Secretary, Customer Solutions Manager of the Bank’s Waterford branch, recently graduated from the Connecticut Bankers Association’s Connecticut School of Finance and Management (CSFM).
“Chelsea Groton believes in encouraging our employees to continually learn and develop themselves, so we offer a wide range of Mystic, CT – Aptly on Mother’s Day, Mystic Aquarium, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, and one of the nation’s leading aquariums, announced a partnership with Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London. In ‘seal-abration’ of the impending arrival of a harbor seal pup to Pearl, Mystic Aquarium will award a complimentary one-year family membership to the parents of the first baby born at L+M Hospital, closest to the time of Pearl’s pup.
“This is Pearl’s first pregnancy and we are thrilled to
Note: this article was originally published in The Day on May 12, 2019 by Mary Biekert.Old Lyme, CT – Over the last three decades, The Bowerbird shop, which sits as the anchor to the Old Lyme Marketplace, has established itself as a beloved local business adored by area residents and highway passersby alike. Delighting customers with quirky and fun yet functional merchandise, the shop celebrates its 30th anniversary this month.
Viewing the anniversary as a “major accomplishment” in the world of Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce that its 54th commencement will be held on Wednesday, May 22 at 5:00 p.m. Approximately 560 students will be awarded degrees and certificates.
The valedictorian of the class is Michelle Reynolds of Ledyard who is receiving an associate in science degree in Graphic Arts. Reynolds will present the student address and receive the Medallion for Academic Excellence. William Stanley, Vice President of Development and Community Relations for L+M Hospital/Yale In this age where digital advertising is king, businesses owe it to themselves to become familiar with Google Ads and other Google products and consider what fits within their overall digital ad strategy.
Digital media specialist Ron Wertz of Miranda Creative will discuss how Google Ads allow you to digitally serve your product/service to targeted users while they search the internet for what you offer. You’ll receive an overview of the concept, learn about types of ad campaigns, terminology, keywords and
> RSVP to MStrobel@WeddingsATNorwichInn.com. Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT has announced that a limited number of tickets remain for the Citizen of the Year Celebration Honoring Rodney Butler, taking place Friday, May 17, 2019 from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Grand Ballroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Tickets are available for $85 per person and can be purchased by visiting ChamberECT.com/coy or calling (860) 701-9113.
The Citizen of the Year award is presented annually to an extraordinary individual for outstanding contributions to Eastern CT –The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT will represent the eastern CT region at the upcoming Discover New England Summit at Foxwoods Resort Casino from May 13-15, 2019. The Chamber is providing promotional opportunities for the region’s business community during the event.
The Discover New England Annual Tourism Summit and International Marketplace is the only New England travel trade event where hospitality businesses from throughout New England can meet directly with international tour 2 p.m. Eastern Time; 1 p.m. Central Time; 12 p.m. Mountain Time; 11 a.m. Arizona; 11 a.m. Pacific Time; 10 a.m. Alaska; 8 a.m. Hawaii This free 60-minute webinar for Tax Professionals & Industry will explain: • The role of the IRS Insolvency function in bankruptcy cases• How to properly notify the IRS of a bankruptcy filing• The effect bankruptcy has on taxes and tax liabilities• Plus a live Q & AClick here to register Tax Professionals – Earn 1 CE Credit – Category: Federal Tax Closed captioning is Mystic, CT – In honor of all the extraordinary Moms, Mystic Aquarium is proud to announce the return of the Mother’s Day Weekend BOGO. Moms receive free general admission on Saturday, May 11 and Sunday, May 12 with the purchase of one full-price admission ticket by mentioning the Mother’s Day BOGO offer at the Mystic Aquarium’s front gate.
Whether it’s the exquisite sea life of Mystic Aquarium’s Main Gallery, the excitement of Jurassic Giants, the thrill of the new augmented reality exhibit, Arctic 100 Volunteers in New London Joined More than 1,000 Volunteers Across Connecticut
New London, CT – On Saturday, May 4th, 100 local Comcast NBCUniversal employees and their families, friends and community partners came out to “make change happen” as they improved the Harbor Elementary School as part of the 18th annual Comcast Cares Day.
During April and May, more than 1,000 Connecticut volunteers took part in a number of initiatives that included blood drives, spring-cleaning projects, an Attorney Theodore (Ted) Heiser has joined Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-at-Law as a Director in the firm’s civil litigation department, practicing in the areas of personal injury and employment law.
Prior to joining Suisman Shapiro, Ted was a founding member of Sullivan Heiser in Clinton, CT. He has tried numerous matters to verdict in the state and federal courts of Connecticut, Maryland and New Jersey. Ted’s extensive trial experience includes cases of wrongful death, personal injury, employment
> Click here to learn more. Stonington, CT – The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) is offering free adaptive sailing for people with disabilities on Saturday, May 18. This event is free and open to the public, but spots are limited, and advanced registration is required. Registration is available online at nessf.org/events. No prior sailing experience is necessary, NESS will provide a lifejacket, sailing equipment, and a captain.
NESS’s Assistant Sailing Director Kali Cika is leading the adaptive sailing program at
ConnectiCare President Eric Galvin, Chief Operating Office Robert Kosior, and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Wayne Rawlins kick off National Nurses Week with a Nurses Walk on Monday, May 6. The walk is part of a week-long celebration to recognize the hard work that nurses do for ConnectiCare members daily. After a long and cold winter, opening day for guided tours of the Avery-Copp House Museum is Friday, May 24th from 11 am to 3 pm.
We have a full season of events that include a Sea to Table series, Groton Bank Day, Plein Air Painting, a Garden Workshop, a Garden Fairy Tea and a Politics & Fashion lecture.
Our first major event, Sea to Table, is a four-part series focused on Sea Scalloping. There will be three public lectures at the La Grua Center followed by a unique sunset cruise aboard a working Gain a comprehensive understanding of business building fundamentals and emerge from this class with a solid blueprint firmly in hand. Give your business concept the advantage of a well thought out plan. This 10-session course is taught by industry experts in a dynamic peer-to-peer environment and is supported by an interactive online tool to guide you every step of the way. Topics Include:
• Business Basics• Marketing Plan• Business Types/Legal Entities• Basic
> Click here to learn more. NESS Recognizes Young Artists from Across CTStonington, CT – New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) announced this year’s winning artists for the statewide calendar drawing contest entitled “Long Island Sound and Its Watershed: What It Means to Me.” The annual drawing contest is open to all Connecticut students currently in Grades K-6. Ilana Gilbert of the Cloonan Middle School in Stamford was named the overall winner. Her artwork will be featured on the cover of next year’s calendar.
NESS’s Sponsored by R.B. Kent & Son, Inc.
How important is it to have a business plan? Do you know what a SWOT analysis is? Can the two be connected? With a representative of the Small Business Administration, you will learn the importance of both, what they are used for, what information they should contain, and what they say about your business.
Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2019 Time: 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM Location: Groton Public Library, 52 Newtown Road, Groton, CT 06340 Reserve your spot: REGISTER NOW Note: this article was originally published by Forbes Magazine on April 30, 2019.
In 2004 a composer/lyricist/writer/performer/substitute teacher and his writer-collaborator submitted their musical to the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. They were a scrappy bunch with no professional credits. But they knew this hallowed ground was the ultimate locale to incubate their musical.Since it was founded in 1964, the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center has been a theater mecca devoted to nurturing new works and emerging Click here to learn more and book now. Groton, CT – The Groton Rotary Club has announced that there is still time to sign up for its annual golf tournament on Friday, May 31, at the Shennecossett Golf Course, a historic Donald Ross designed 18-hole course in Groton.
Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the club’s youth scholars and community grants program.
The tournament is open to the entire community. The cost is $125 per player and $100 for players who are members of the Shennecossett Golf Club. The fee includes 18 holes of golf, a
Note: this article was originally published by WFSB - Channel 3 on May 2, 2019.New London, CT – What was billed as a "major announcement" in New London on Thursday involved a deal to turn the State Pier into a hub for the offshore wind industry.
State officials and their partners said they reached an agreement on a harbor development plan for the pier that will enable its revitalization that will hopefully make it a central hub for the offshore wind industry.
Gov. Ned Lamont joined state and local Click here for more info. New London, CT – Dermatology Physicians of Connecticut will be offering complimentary skin cancer screenings for new patients at their New London office. This community event is timed to coincide with Skin Cancer Awareness Month and aims to find and treat skin cancers in patients who otherwise may not have had a skin exam, while educating the community overall about the very real risk of skin cancer.
The Dermatology Physicians of Connecticut New London office is led by Board Certified Dermatologist, Dr. Business Plan Clinic: 10-Part Series: Pre-ApplicationMay 14th, 20195:30 PM - 8:30 PMWhat You'll Gain:A dynamic 10-session course taught by industry experts with an online learning componentA solid understanding of business-building fundamentalsA detailed business plan based on your goals for moving your business forwardCost: $300.00
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of business building fundamentals and emerge from this class with a solid blueprint firmly in hand. Give your business concept Drop in on May 9th between 6:30pm and 8:30pm.
Format is casual with topics covering opportunities, trends, transportation & traffic, redevelopment visions, and various preliminary ideas.
Location: Municipal Building Auditorium, 295 Meridian Street, Groton, CT.
Step aboard the sailing ship Argia as she begins her 2019 sailing season during Downtown Mystic's Spring Stroll weekend, May 4 and 5.
Enjoy historical and nautical stories from your crew as you relax aboard a traditional ship under sail. We serve snacks and lemonade and you may bring a picnic basket or beer or wine. COMPLIMENTARY MIMOSAS served on our Noon trip this weekend in celebration of Spring!
Three sailing times per day this weekend (Noon, 3pm, 6pm). Purchase ahead of time by visiting Whether in everyday life or in work situations, the ability to recognize life-threatening emergencies and provide high-quality CPR can save someone’s life. These skills and more can be learned in the American Heart Association Basic Life Support course offered at Three Rivers Community College on May 13.
The 4-hour course includes CPR as well as basic life support. It teaches both single-rescuer and team basic support skills for application in both prehospital and in-facility environments, with a focus
Note: this piece was originally published in The Day on April 27, 2019.New London, CT – In a robot-assisted procedure that took little more than 90 minutes early Monday morning, surgeons at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital cleared an obstruction that had all but shut down Pam Michaud’s right kidney.
A fit, 52-year-old mother of four adult children, Michaud didn’t figure to be sidelined long.
“She’ll be in recovery for one or two nights, depending on her pain level,” Dr. Joseph Brito, the lead surgeon for
The Women & Girls Funds of the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut invite you to join us for a conversation with Zainab Salbi.
Thursday, May 9, 2019
4:30-6:30pm (snacks and refreshments provided)
The Spa at Norwich Inn
607 West Thames Street, Norwich, CTThis event is FREE. Please RSVP by May 2nd (registration is required).RSVP NOW
Facilitating this engaging conversation is local businesswoman and civic leader Susette Tibus.
Ms. Salbi is a humanitarian, media host, author, and founder Sponsored by Maloney & Company, LLC
SCORE presents a free 2-part workshop on “Cost, Price and Profit” with SCORE Mentor Eric Munro. Expanding this popular topic into two parts – with a focus on Cost in Part 1 and Price in Part 2 – allows us to delve more deeply into the facets of the Cost-Price-Profit equation, and includes time for attendees to participate in exercises aimed at developing their own skills.
Part 1 explores how to develop costs and avoid common pitfalls such as underestimating real Project will save company nearly $110,000 on annual energy costs
Norwich, CT – On Monday morning, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) presented Bob’s Discount Furniture with a rebate check for $64,065.15 following the successful completion of a major lighting upgrade project at the company’s Norwich warehouse located on Jewett City Road in the Taftville section of Norwich.
“NPU is proud to partner with Bob’s on one of our largest energy-efficiency projects ever, helping a great company make a smart 5th Annual InFusion: : Where Literary Traditions Traverse
at Expressiones Cultural Center, New London
May 3, 2019, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Join us for the fifth annual InFusion: Where Literary Traditions Traverse featuring Hartford Poet Laureate Frederick-Douglass Knowles and The Jeff Robinson Jazz Trio. They will read and perform at Expressiones Cultural Center in New London on Friday, May 3, 2019 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. This free event is presented by Three Rivers Community College Community Involvement & The women's 800 freestyle relay broke the school record and become the first women's relay in program history to earn All-America honors while Chasse Sodemann earned All-America honors in the 100 breaststroke for the second time in his career to lead Coast Guard during the third day of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.
The women's 800 freestyle relay of Sarah Passilla, Kristen Durham-Young, Emily Benson and Josie McGuireplaced seventh with the school record time of 7:29.60 to earn Chelsea Groton Bank Credits Community Reinvestment and Relationships for Financial Success at Annual Meeting
New Initiatives Help Customers Achieve Dreams While Generating Record-Breaking Earnings in 2018
Groton, CT – Chelsea Groton Bank recently reported impressive financial, educational, technical and community-based accomplishments at its 164th Annual Meeting on Monday, April 22nd at the Mystic Marriott in Groton, CT during which, President and CEO Michael Rauh presented the Bank’s 2018 results to Mystic, CT – On this Earth Day 2019, Mystic Aquarium, Mystic Seaport Museum and the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center are proud to announce plans for a multi-day, community-wide Earth Day 2020 event in celebration of the movements 50th anniversary. The events, which will be announced in detail in the coming months, will engage a host of like-minded community partners as well as the general public in support of habitat restoration, conservation and overall collective action.
The first Earth Day, held on Stonington, CT – As part of the ongoing implementation of the Town’s Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD), the Stonington Economic Development Commission (EDC), with assistance from the Department of Planning (DOP), have been exploring ideas to increase the Grand List for Stonington. Ideas include ways to encourage and attract responsible private investment, and identifying sources of capital to fund public projects essential to the economic vitality of our community.
Economic Development expert
Wireless Zone®, an authorized retailer of Verizon Wireless, just recently celebrated 30 years at the most magical place on earth, Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL. Our local 7 stores, Groton, New London, Killingly, North Windham, Putnam, Glastonbury, and Westerly were lucky to be apart of the celebration alongside of other franchisees, managers, field members, and corporate staff to share best practices, learn from break-out sessions and keynote speakers.
The Groton & New
Ivo H. Daalder, Chicago Council on Global Affairs, and James M. Lindsay, Council on Foreign Relations, present “America’s Abdication of Global Leadership”
Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council meeting takes place on May 2 at the First Congregational Church, Old Lyme
$20 for the General Public; Free for SECWAC members, educators and studentsWaterford, CT – The Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council (SECWAC) announced that Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay are to speak on “America’s Peter and the Wolf - Sunday, May, 5, 2019 @ 2pm
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Eastern Connecticut Ballet, Artistic Director, Gloria Govrin
Special pricing: $10/adults, $5/children 18 & under
Location: Palmer Auditorium, Connecticut College, New London, CT
Join the ECSO for the continuation of its popular family concert offering as we explore the excitement of orchestral music! The concert opens with a thrilling overture titled Los esclavos felices by Juan Arriaga. Next, South of the Border
Marcum Associates, Accountants will answer tax and accounting questions
Groton, CT – Ignite, a program of Thames River Innovation Place, will hold its monthly Office Hours program with Marcum Associates. The accounting firm is returning before the end of the year to answer tax and accounting questions. Business owners and entrepreneurs are invited to schedule a one-on-one appointment between the hours of 10:00 am - 2:00 pm by emailing ignite@thamesriverinnovation.org. There is no fee to participate.
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Note: this article was originally published in The Day on April 18, 2019 by Julia Bergman. Groton, CT – The outgoing commanding officer of the Naval Submarine Base, Capt. Paul Whitescarver, said that with investment from the state, support from the community and the submarine's role in national security, the base is set up to have a "solid and enduring" footprint on the Thames River.
"In the next decade, you're going to see $250 million worth of military construction on the base," Whitescarver said
Note: this article was originally published on April 18 in The Dolphin. Slight editorial adjustments have been made.Groton, CT – Participants of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT's Leadership Program Class of 2020 toured military bases in the southeastern Connecticut area for the seventh annual Military Affairs session on April 11.
Military Affairs Day gives military leaders in the area the opportunity to explain and demonstrate the important part the armed services plays in the economic and Overhead Door of Norwich, along with Classic Windows and Doors and Awnings of Eastern CT, is holding an open house at 88 Route 2A in Preston CT on Saturday April 27, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Our staff will be on hand to answer all your home improvement questions in a relaxed enjoyable atmosphere.
Please join us for refreshments and information as we head into spring! Juggling the demands of tasks and time as a small business owner can be frustrating and stressful. This workshop with SCORE mentor Eric Munro will look at the way we use the hours in a day to become more productive and manage time better. Learn skills to improve productivity (and perhaps lower your blood pressure!).
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2019 Time: 6:00 to 7:30 PM Location: The Mystic & Noank Library, 40 Library Street, Mystic, CT 06355 How to register: REGISTER NOW New London, CT – The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of Discovering New Beauty: Watercolor Landscapes of the Northeast. This exhibition features more than 50 works of art examining the varied landscapes of the Northeast over the last century and a half. The show will be on view April 27 through August 3, 2019.Discovering New Beauty considers how artists have utilized watercolor to depict the Northeast beginning in the 1870s, a time when watercolor experienced a surge in popularity. Group tour November 4-12, 2019 offers insight and relaxation
Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT invites the region’s residents on a guided group tour of Costa Rica from November 4 through 12, 2019, originating from Bradley International Airport. Rates and booking information are available at ChamberECT.com/costarica or (860) 701-9113. Travelers can save $100 per person by taking advantage of early bird booking rates before May 3.
Organized by Collette Travel, this trip is not to be Washington, DC – The Internal Revenue Service is reminding taxpayers who have yet to file their tax returns that there are a variety of options to help them.
IRS tax help is available 24 hours a day on IRS.gov. Whether filing a tax return, requesting an extension or making a payment, the IRS website can help last-minute filers on just about everything related to taxes.
The IRS encourages taxpayers to file electronically. Doing so, whether through e-file or IRS Free File, vastly reduces tax return If you are thinking about starting or are now running a non-profit organization, understanding how to effectively manage your organization is key to long-term success. SCORE counselor Bob Potter will guide you through important areas such as what defines a non-profit, recruiting volunteers, fundraising, managing your Board & Staff, fine-tuning your strategic plan, securing sponsorships, and more.
Date: Tuesday, May 14th, 2019 Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PMLocation: The Public Library of New London, 63 Reliance Health announced last week that after nearly 41 years Chief Executive Officer, David Burnett, will retire by the end of this year. The agency’s Board of Directors will announce a successor in the coming months.
Burnett has been with Reliance Health since 1978 when the nonprofit mental health agency was known as The Leisure Center. At that time, Burnett served as the agency’s only employee, running day to day operations and providing support to people who had been discharged from Norwich Hospital. Joe Rodriguez
Greensboro, NC – Joe Rodriguez broke the school record in the 50 freestyle and earned a pair of All-America honors to highlight the first day of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.
Rodriguez placed third in the 50 freestyle with a school record time of 19.88 and was part of the 200 medley relay team with Patrick Jackson, Chasse Sodemann and Tyler Dominick which finished in eighth with a time of 1:29.98 to earn All-America honors.
It was the first two All-America honors Strategic planning, team building and earning clients’ trust support design-builder’s growth
In 2018, Pat Munger Construction Co. Inc. completed $50 million worth of construction projects, marking the largest revenue volume in the company’s 50-year history. The banner year did not materialize entirely by chance. The Branford, Conn.-based company had been executing a strategic plan to grow its core business—low-rise metal building construction, repair and interior fit-out—when demand for construction WBDC to Elevate Women Entrepreneurs at 6th Annual Women-Owned Business Day
The Women’s Business Development Council (WBDC), the largest not-for-profit organization in Connecticut dedicated to women’s economic equity, will host the 6th Annual Women-Owned Business Day at the State Capitol, sponsored by The Hartford. All are invited to the free event on Tuesday, April 30th from 9:00AM to 2:00PM, beginning at the Legislative Office building, room 2D, in Hartford.
In recognition of the event, Governor
You asked and we listened! Although there are limited spaces available, we've extended registration for the upcoming Leading the Way matchmaking event through Friday, April 19. All parties must pre-register in order to attend, so be sure to register today to secure your spot! May 29, 8am-4pmMystic Marriott, Groton, CT Join us for opportunities to: •Connect with procurement personnel from the seven divisions of General Dynamics* •Engage in a number of trainings including Cybersecurity and the New London, CT – The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is pleased to announce a new addition to its permanent Louis Comfort Tiffany in New London exhibition. Periodically, the exhibit will be refreshed with new and welcomed objects. This week, a stunning Tiffany Studios Apple Blossom Table Lamp (ca. 1900-1906) arrived at the Lyman Allyn, on loan from the New York Historical Society. This lamp resembles a miniature apple tree in bloom with a canopy of leaves and springtime blossoms sitting atop a bronze tree trunk New London, CT – Free skin cancer screenings will be available at the Smilow Cancer Hospital Care Center in Waterford Monday, May 6, from 5 to 7:30 pm. The care center is located at 230 Waterford Parkway South.
The screenings will be conducted by Yale Medicine Dermatology and dermatologists on the Lawrence + Memorial Hospital medical staff.
Screenings are by appointment only. To make an appointment, please call 860-271-4617.
The five-year survival rate for melanoma when detected and treated in
> Learn more here Superior Ranking Reflects Credit Union’s Strong Financial Condition Waterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has earned the top 5-Star rating from BauerFinancial Inc. for its superior financial performance during 2018, which indicates that Charter Oak remains one of the strongest financial institutions in the nation.
“We’re proud to receive this top rating from BauerFinancial for our past year's financial performance because it represents an independent confirmation of our overall financial Bank Earns "Best of Bauer Bank" DesignationGroton, CT – BauerFinancial, Inc., the Nation’s Premier Bank Rating Firm, recently awarded Chelsea Groton Bank with Bauer’s highest 5-Star rating for financial strength and stability. The Bank has now maintained that top rating for 100 consecutive quarters. Earning a 5-Star rating indicates Chelsea Groton excels in the areas of capital adequacy, profitability, asset quality and much more. Earning and maintaining this top rating continuously for over 25 years gives AJ AeberliRoanoke, VA – U.S. Coast Guard Academy Junior AJ Aeberli earned All-America honors with a sixth place finish at 174 pounds at the Division III Wrestling Championship.
Aeberli, the fifth seed at 174, was appearing in his second straight NCAA Championship. He went 2-1 on March 8 to assure himself a top eight finish and the first All-America honors of his career.
On March 9, he beat Jacob Krakow from Lora 5-3, before falling to Kyle Briggs from Warburg 6-5 in the consolation semfinal to fall to the Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation has announced that scholarship applications are open to local senior-year high school students interested in pursuing higher education or vocational opportunities. The deadline for applications is April 30, 2019. Applications are available from ChamberECT.com/foundation.
This spring, the Foundation’s Board of Directors will select four scholarship recipients based on a variety of criteria including academic persistence, community involvement, What will the future bring? Is your current path secure? Imagining the future is only half of the equation. Anticipating those changes and plotting your course for success will insure the sustainability and growth of your organization. This interactive workshop with Tom Gezo will help you rough out a high-level plan for your organization.
Date: Thursday, May 9th, 2019Time: 12:00 noon – 1:30 PM Location: The Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington Street, New London, CT 06320How to Tourism/hospitality industry professionals invited to increase their knowledge of eastern CT arts, cultural, and tourism attractions
Eastern CT – A coalition of eastern CT tourism and hospitality industry partners, led by the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT, will host an industry “Fam Tour” (familiarization tour) of regional arts, cultural, and tourism attractions on Monday, April 29 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Registration is open at ChamberECT.com/famtour or (860) 701-9113.
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Help Aquarion find and recognize Connecticut's top environmental volunteers.
Think of a business, larger or small, that has made a real difference to our environment. It could be through a volunteer effort to protect our water sources. Improve air quality. Safeguard land. Or improve wildlife habitat. You’ll find all the criteria below.
And don’t be shy about telling us what you’ve achieved. Aquarion welcomes self-nominations!
Aquarion will announce the winners on June 1, 2019 at a special event to be Sponsored by Brown & Brown Insurance
You may have a great digital campaign underway -- but how are you tracking your activity and conversions? Join respected media marketer Maria Miranda for a deep dive into digital marketing placements and measurement options. Maria will share best practices for: Dashboards (vendor, third-party and others); Google Analytics integrations; tracking tools such as bitly.com, and more. Discussion will include what is trending and what is realistic for your organization, as Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT has announced that it will hold a Business Luncheon with Governor Ned Lamont on Thursday, April 25th, 2019, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Port ‘n Starboard at Ocean Beach Park in New London (98 Neptune Avenue), sponsored by the Waterford Hotel Group and Foxwoods Resort Casino. Tickets are available for purchase at ChamberECT.com/events or (860) 701-9113.
The Chamber invites the region’s business community and residents to join in for an informative update as
April 17, 2019 at Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT is pleased to announce it will host an inaugural "State of the Submarine Base" luncheon featuring Captain Paul Whitescarver on Wednesday, April 17, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa (625 North Road/CT Route 117, Groton). Tickets are available for purchase on ChamberECT.com/events or (860) 701-9113. The event is sponsored by Robinson + Cole and AT&T.
Eastern CT's business community, as ECSO and ECSC Continues 72nd Season – Saturday, April 27, 2019, 7:30pm – Titans Concert takes place at the Garde Arts Center, New London, CT
Featuring the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Chorus; Terrence Fay, Tenor; Matt Sullivan, Baritone; and Caroline Olsen, Mezzo-soprano
Note: the new concert time is 7:30pm, and the pre-concert chats will begin at 6:30pm.
The season finale opens with a piece from a true titan of orchestral music: Ludwig van Beethoven. Beethoven’s Prometheus Overture was derived from his Wild Arctic Exhibit Opens on April 6
Mystic, CT – Humpback whales and walruses now at Mystic Aquarium? Not literally but virtually, beginning this weekend. Just in time for school vacation, Mystic Aquarium will debut Wild Arctic, an augmented reality journey that will provide guests an unbelievable encounter with some of the Arctic’s most amazing creatures.
“We believe this hi-tech exhibit is one more way that we can help establish a deeper connection with our visitors to this remote environment and
The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT was proud to support the Save-A-Suit Collection at its April 3, 2019 Business After Hours/YPsocial networking event. Guests at the event supplied over 100 new or gently-used articles of clothing to benefit local veterans in need of business-friendly attire.
Save-A-Suit is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides former military and college graduates with professional business attire and the confidence needed to succeed. Guests who registered for the The Bank Proudly Offers Several Lending Options for the First Time Homebuyer
Groton, CT – Chelsea Groton was selected to once again participate in the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston’s (FHLBB) Equity Builder Program. Through this program, Chelsea Groton is able to work with first-time homebuyers to receive up to $15,000 in down payment assistance.
“Chelsea Groton has always been committed to meeting customers where they are and exploring all possible financing options to help them achieve their SCORE Southeastern Connecticut Presents: “Fundamentals of Starting or Growing Your Business, #5: Show Me the Money!”
The Concluding Session of the NEW Free Small Business Workshop Series, Sponsored by Northstar Wealth Partners, Old Saybrook office
The concluding workshop in the Fundamentals of Starting or Growing a Business five-session series covers start-up and operating costs and essential financial planning and tools. Topics include estimating real costs (direct & indirect), accounting for Reliance Health, a nonprofit community mental health agency based out of Norwich, is looking for help to identify ways you care for your mental health to honor May is Mental Health Month.
May is Mental Health Month was started 70 years ago by the national organization, Mental Health America, to raise awareness about mental health conditions and the importance of good mental health for everyone. As community leaders in mental health education and advocacy, Reliance Health strives to share the importance of NESS Recognized for Outstanding Work in Eastern CT
Stonington, CT – At its Annual Meeting on March 27, the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut named the New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) "Nonprofit of the Year." This award recognizes the organization the provides a valued service with a physical presence in eastern CT.
The Chamber's Annual Meeting had over 230 people in attendance, celebrated the Chamber's impact this past year, and featured the presentation of its regional
Davis Earns All-America Honors in 800 Meters; Women Place Best Ever 10th
Boston, MA – Sophomore Josiah Davis placed eighth in the 800 meters to earn All-America honors at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championship at the Reggie Lewis Center.
Davis, making his NCAA Championship debut placed third his heat with time if 1:53.32 to earn a spot in the today's final where he ran a 1:54.80 to become an All-American.
On the women's side with Kaitlyn Mooney winning the national championship in S & P Oyster Restaurant and Bar hires Sales Director Amanda Morin to coordinate unforgettable private events.
Mystic, CT – S & P Oyster Restaurant and Bar takes its special events up a notch with the hire of Sales Director Amanda Morin to coordinate all private events. Morin steps into this role with a B.S. in Travel and Tourism Management from Johnson and Whales University, coupled with more than five years’ experience in catering, sales and event planning within the Waterford Hotel Group at Mystic Groton, CT – The Chelsea Groton Foundation will be accepting applications for the spring grant cycle through the Foundation’s online application portal until Friday, April 19, 2019. Local and regional charitable organizations in the areas of Animal Welfare, Arts and Culture, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health and Human Services, Housing, and Youth Activities, should visit www.chelseagroton.com/CGFoundation to access the online application portal and more details on specific Groton, CT – Maria Grenier of Scotland, CT, recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as Assistant Treasurer, Deposit Operations Manager. In this role, Maria will oversee tasks and responsibilities assigned to the Deposit Operations Department.
Prior to joining Chelsea Groton, Maria was the Assistant Operations Manager at Savings Institute Bank & Trust, where she oversaw deposit operations, electronic banking and the Customer Service Center.
“Maria has experience in several roles in banking, including as
Eastern CT – On March 27, 2019, the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT was pleased to recap a year of successful 2018 activities, and share our vision for the future, at our Annual Meeting and Awards Reception. Over 230 regional representatives maxed out the meeting space at The Spa at Norwich Inn, demonstrating the breadth and importance of the Chamber’s work. Official business included Board elections, finance updates, and a report from our Foundation. The Chamber welcomed 17 new Trustees to its Thursday, April 4, 2019
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This free 60-minute webinar is open to all Why you want to file your tax return and pay taxes timelyPayment options available to pay your taxesWhat to do when you owe, but can't payHow to apply for more time to file your tax returnHow to avoid a large tax bill when you file your tax return next yearPlus a live Q & A Register for the
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Boston, MA – Sophomore Kaitlyn Mooney ran the fastest time ever recorded in Division III history to win the National Championship in the 5,000 meters and was the anchor of the DMR team which earned All-America honors with a third place finish at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championship at the Reggie Lewis Center.
Mooney, who becomes the first CGA female athlete to win a track national championship, blew away the Session Four of the NEW Free Small Business Workshop Series, Sponsored by Northstar Wealth Partners, Old Saybrook office
The fourth workshop in the Fundamentals of Starting or Growing a Business five-session series discusses where and how you will sell your product or service – the channels to use, selling tactics, how to take the fear out of selling, and the right sales cycle for your business. We’ll also cover digital sales tools and social media strategy. Attend all five sessions (strongly Brian A. Orenstein Joins Boston Fed’s Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council Waterford, CT – Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union’s President and Chief Executive Officer, has been appointed to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s First District Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council.
“I'm truly honored to join the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s advisory council and hear the perspectives of community bankers and credit union officials from across New England,” said Nancy D. Butler, CFP®, CDFA™ CLTC®, Owner of Above All Else, Success in Life and Business®, has once again been appointed a Delegate to The United Nations for The Commission on The Status of Women. Nancy attended CSW63 at The UN building in New York city in March 2019.
In March of 2018, Nancy was honored to be a Delegate to The United Nations for the 62nd Commission on The Status of Women (CSW62).
Her recommendation was submitted by Soroptimist International (SI), a world-wide women’s organization Norwich, CT –Three Rivers Community College Director of Student Activities Alycia Ziegler recently established The Blanche Berté Illenberg Memorial Scholarship in honor of her grandmother. Alycia explained that although her grandmother had only a high school diploma, she always advocated for education and continuously supported Alycia along her own educational journey. This new scholarship will be managed by the Three Rivers College Foundation.
Blanche Berté Illenberg spent her entire life giving to New London, CT – Spring Stride, the Lawrence + Memorial Hospital road race, which annually drew upwards of 1,000 participants is returning this year after a seven-year absence.
The 5K and 10K road race will be held Saturday, May 4, and is welcoming to walkers and runners of all abilities and ages, including children 2+ to participate in kids’ races.
“For years, this race was an important part of the community,” said Patrick Green, president and CEO of L+M Hospital. “Now, it returns, bigger and Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation has announced the distribution of $120,000 to 37 eastern CT non-profits that will improve the quality of life for thousands of children in the region.
This year’s disbursement reflects the highest-ever amount distributed by the Foundation and marks a twelve percent increase over the 2018 grant disbursement.
The Foundation raised funds throughout 2018 with fundraisers including the 7th Annual Bowl-a-Thon at High Rollers Luxury Lanes at Foxwoods Thursday, March 28, 20192 p.m. Eastern Time; 1 p.m. Central Time; 12 p.m. Mountain Time; 11 a.m. Arizona; 11 a.m. Pacific Time; 10 a.m. Alaska; 9 a.m. Hawaii
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You’ll want to attend if:You made a mid-year change to your withholding in 2018You were not satisfied with the amount you had withheld in 2018Your circumstances changed in 2018 or you expect they will in 2019
We will cover:Why do a Paycheck Checkup?Who should do a Paycheck Checkup?How to do a Paycheck Washington, DC – The Internal Revenue Service today warned the public about a new twist on the IRS impersonation phone scam whereby criminals fake calls from the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS), an independent organization within the IRS.
Similar to other IRS impersonation scams, thieves make unsolicited phone calls to their intended victims fraudulently claiming to be from the IRS. In this most recent scam variation, callers “spoof” the telephone number of the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service office in Mystic, CT – Students, staff, and community volunteers at the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center (DPNC) are excited to create a native plant teaching meadow at Coogan Farm this spring and summer with funds from the Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program administered by Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes. Everyone, but especially children, will learn about native plants that have grown in this area since pre-colonial times, while getting a close-up view of butterflies, songbirds and other Session Three of the NEW Free Small Business Workshop Series, Sponsored by Northstar Wealth Partners, Old Saybrook office
The third workshop in the Fundamentals of Starting or Growing a Business five-session series helps determine any barriers to entering your particular market. We'll discuss Product (features & benefits), Price (cost/profit), Place (how the product will be provided), and Promotion (marketing plan), as well as the importance of websites and other digital necessities for business FT BENNING, Ga. – Coast Guard won the open aggregate national championship for the first time in school history on the final day of the NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships.
Senior Helen Oh won the women's Air Pistol national championship for the fourth straight year and the open all-around national championship for the second straight season. She is the only shooter to ever win the women's and open national championship in the same season and accomplishes the feat for the second straight time.
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IRS Economic Impact Payments: What You Need to Know
AT&T Helping Wireless Customers Stay #ConnectedTogether
State Extends Small Business Sales Tax Deadlines
Mystic Aquarium Blog on Animal Enrichment
Connecticut Port Authority, State of Connecticut’s Office of Policy and Management, New England Central Railroad Announce Agreement to Support Future Growth
Whaling City Mazda Service, Parts and Repair Open
Energy Source Offers Options to Reduce Overhead Costs
Mystified Escape Room Gift Certificate Offer
SBA Offers Streamlined Process for Economic Disaster Injury Loans
Atlantic Broadband Launches Low-cost Internet Options and Business Solutions During COVID-19 Crisis
Eversource Continues Essential Work to Ensure Reliability During Pandemic
Three Rivers Community College Donates PPE Supplies To Local Hospitals
Three Rivers College Foundation Enacts Emergency Funding for Student Laptops during COVID-19 Crisis
SUBASE suspends food deliveries to base; temporary COVID-19 mitigation measure
ConnectiCare Provides Members with Additional Support During COVID-19 Pandemic
Mystic Aquarium Launches Naming Contest for Penguin Chick
Resources for New London During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dime Bank Introduces Temporary New Logo to Share Importance of “Social Distancing”
Chelsea Groton Bank Fully Operational and Prepared to Serve the Community in Time of Need
Whaling City - Built to Lend a Hand
Wireless Zone Adds 15GB Data Boost Amid COVID-19 Impact
The Bulletin Partners with USA TODAY on New Site to Help Businesses Hit by Coronavirus
Tax Day now July 15: Treasury, IRS extend filing deadline and federal tax payments
TVCCA Provides Update on Current Program Services
Whaling City Ford Door-to-Door Sales & Service
Minimize Contact & Maximize your Experience with FASTSIGNS
Mystic Aquarium Offering Free Online Resources for Fun and Learning
COVID-19 Federal Guidance and Proposed Legislation
Coronavirus Preventative Measures at Chelsea Groton
Governor Lamont Provides Update on Connecticut's Coronavirus Response Efforts
Free Distance Healing Session During March and April
Coast Guard Rifle Coach Named 2020 NRA Distinguished College Coach
SBA Updates Criteria on States for Requesting Disaster Assistance Loans for Small Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus
Pfizer Outlines Five-Point Plan to Battle COVID-19
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COVID-19 Business Resources and Important SCORE Southeastern CT Update
Three Rivers Community College Professor Teri Ashton Receives Nurse’s Touch Award
The Chelsea Groton Foundation Still Accepting Grant Applications Through Online Portal
Coronavirus: Health Coverage and Employee Leaves of Absence
Closure Update- Florence Griswold Museum
Company Opens Xfinity WiFi Network Nationally for Free, Offers Unlimited Data for Free, Confirms Its Commitment to Connecting Low-Income Families
SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Connecticut
Access Health CT Small Business Announces 2019 Enrollment Growth
ECSO COVID-19 Update- Cancellations and Postponements
Visitation Policy Changed to Help Fight Coronavirus (COVID-19) Spread
Visitation Policy Changed to Help Fight Coronavirus (COVID-19) Spread- Westerly, RI
Three Rivers Community College Professor Terri Ashton Receives Nurse’s Touch Award
UConn's Jorgensen Center Cancels Spring Events
UConn's Jorgensen Center Cances Upcoming Events: March 12 - April 4
POSTPONED: S.T.E.P.S. Third Annual Young Women's Leadership Day
Mystic Seaport Museum to Close Temporarily March 13
SBA To Provide Small Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19) Up to $2 Million in Disaster Assistance Loans
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ConnectiCare Supports Community Organizations in CT
United Way announces capacity building grants to emergency food programs and community meals sites
Charter Oak Donates Funding for Raymond Library Project
Gerson DaSilva Joins Chelsea Groton Bank As VP, Commercial Loan Officer
Arcis Saxophone Quartet Brings Rare Form of Chamber Music to Jorgensen Center
Music from Scandanavia & the Shetlands at La Grua Center
Ultrasound Donation Boosts CT Humane Veterinary Care
New TVCCA Veterans' Coffeehouse to Open in Montville
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Five TCORS Lawyers Hold AV PREEMINENT Ratings by Martindale-Hubbell
Arts Workforce Initiative (Paid Internship for CT College Students, Emerging Creatives and Military Veterans) Now Accepting Applications!
Patrick Reed Commits to 2020 Travelers Championship
Tony and Emmy-Award Winning Kristin Chenoweth Returns to Jorgensen
Shoreline Power of Together Meeting on 3/10/2020
Coast Guard Swimmers Qualify for Nationals
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Announces $1 Million Commitment from the Miranda Family Fund
Applications Open for 2020 National Critics Institute
Groton City Cabaret - Whiskey, Wine and Coke
ECSO Continues 73rd Season ''Spring Strings'' featuring Grammy-Winning Guitarist Jason Vieaux- Saturday, March 28, 2020
Russian National Ballet Brings ''Cinderella'' to Life on Jorgensen Stage
Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II Receives Connecticut Office of The Arts: Artist Fellowship for Artistic Excellence Award in Poetry
Coast Guard Men's Basketball Earns Trip to Nationals
Coast Guard Wrestling Qualifies Six for Nationals
Duncklee Inc. Receives Top Performer Award from Connecticut Green Bank for the Second Year in a Row, 2018 and 2019
''It Begins With Hello'' With Patty O'Brian from Hartford Healthcare
The Gallery at Three Rivers Presents ''Glitter'' by Roy Tookes
Governor Lamont Issues Proclamation Declaring Problem Gambling Awareness Month in Connecticut
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Cookbook Author Dorie Greenspan at La Grua Center
Bryson DeChambeau Commits to 2020 Traveler's Championship
Quinn & Hary Launches New Digital Marketing Capabilities
The Chieftains Returns to Jorgensen on ''The Irish Goodbye'' Tour- EVENT NOW SOLD OUT
Governor Lamont to Host Community Conversation on Workforce Development February 26 in Willimantic
Comcast Expands Service to Town of East Lyme, CT
39th Annual Connecticut Storytelling Festival
McDonanld's in East Lyme Renovations Complete
Call for Artists with Parkinson's Disease
Connecticut Office of Tourism to Host Connecticut Conference on Tourism on April 29, 2020
Access Health CT Offers Group Health Plans That Work for Your Business
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Exhibit Opening- Monika Agnello of SERTA ARTES Gallery at La Grua Center
S.T.E.P.S Second Annual Collaborative Bowl-A-Thon
Charter Oak Names New Assistant VP for Business Lending
Registration for NESS's Ocean Adventure Summer Camp Open
NESS Founder Spike Lobdell Receives US Sailing's Martin Luray Award
UCONN Avery Point Celebrate NEA's Read Across America Day on Feb. 29
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Awards $3000 Grant to Jonnycake Center of Westerly
Florence Griswold Museum 11-Day Trip to Spain
City of Norwich Receives Grant Extension and Seeks Additional Sites for Brownfield Assessments
Norwich Arts Center Appoints Officers
Chelsea Groton Bank Accepting Summer Intern Applications Through March 13
U.S Coast Guard Academy Celebrates Completion of Major Energy Management Project
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ConnectiCare Presents $9,000 Donation to Town of Ellington
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ConnectiCare Presents $4,000 Donation to St. Vincent de Paul Place
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Knights of Columbus Gales Ferry Council Donates Tootsie Roll Drive Funds to The Arc Eastern CT
Understanding the Gig Economy
IRS: Avoid the rush after Presidents Day holiday; Use IRS’ online tools to get help
Patrick Cantaly Commits to 2020 Travelers Championship
Modern Health to Host Product Celebration
20th Annual Monte Cristo Award honors Preston Whiteway
Rebates and Tax Credits Make Buying an Electric Vehicle More Affordable
Groton Utilities Supports the Community Through Neighborhood Assistance Act Program
Spring Stride Run/Walk Event Returns to L+M Hospital on May 2
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ConnectiCare Presents $9000 Donation to Town of Ellington
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ConnectiCare Presents $4000 Donation to St. Vincent de Paul Place
Coast Guard Indoor Track Nationally Ranked
Three Rivers Community College Named 2020-2021 Military Friendly School
Pfizer Connecticut Labs Opens Call for 2020 Community Grants
Charter Oak Will Award $90,000 in College Scholarships
Charter Oak is No. 1 Mortgage Lender for 10 Consecutive Years
Brian Pagliaro Named ConnectiCare's New Senior Vice President, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer
Rodney Butler and Rob Valenti Set to Make a Splash for Mystic Aquarium's Animal Rescue Program
Azalea Drive Playing Cabaret Concert on Sunday, February 9th
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IRS, Partners Nationwide Mark Jan. 31 as 'EITC Awareness Day'
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Qualifying for the Earned Income Tax Credit
ESCO Continues 73rd Season- Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020 at 7:30 pm ''Turkish Delight''
Liberty Bank Academy for Small Business Begins March 26
Mystic Aquarium's 7th Annual Seal Splash
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Pete the Cat Rocks Jorgensen with Songs and Laughs in Kids' Matinee
Atlantic Broadband Expands Its Presence in SE CT Through Acquisition of Thames Valley Communications
Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment (MGE) Recruits Nick Gilham as Director of Social Media
Lathrop Vending Talks Coffee
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Announces the Departure of CEO/Producer Preston Whiteway
Connecticut Economic Resource Center Announces Rebranding and New VP of Business Development
Mystic Seaport Museum to Hold Ice Festival February 15-17
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Southeast CT Chapter of SCORE Actively Seeking Volunteers
Continuing the Conversation on Race February 12
Tobin, Carberry, O'Malley, Riley & Selinger Names New Managing Partner
Spring Classes Starting in February & March- Open for Registration at Three Rivers Community College
Chelsea Groton's Rich Balestracci Named New Leader in Banking
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Don't Be A Victim To ''Ghost'' Tax Return Preparers
Lottie B. Scott Publishes ''Deep South, Deep North: A Family's Journey''
Chelsea Groton Bank Promotes 20
Connecticut Water Helps The Arc Eastern CT with Energy Assistance Project
14 Free Seminars That Address Today's Biggest Environmental Issues
Planning Giving Talk With Nick Kepple And Beth Leamon at La Grua Center
Romantic Trios Concert at La Grua Center February 7
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Community Foundation’s Women and Girls Fund Supports The Arc Eastern Connecticut
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Improved Tax Withholding Estimator Helps Workers Target the Refund They Want
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IRS Free File: Ideal For Young And First-time Filers
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IRS Free File Helps Seniors And Retires Do Their Taxes For Free
Charter Oak Earns Top 5-Star Rating From BauerFinancial
Cafe Otis Offers Super Bowl Catering Menu
Healthy PlanEat Developing App that Connects People to Farm Fresh Foods
Holocaust Survivor Endre (Andy) Sarkany Speaks February 4
Electric Boat's The Boat for Women: 3-Week Program for RI Residents
MahoneySabol 5K at the Travelers Championship to Benefit ALS Clinic at the Hospital for Special Care
Charter Oak Named Best Credit Union in Commercial Record Survey
CT Humane Society announces new executive director
Hygienic Art Hosts Artwork of Students from New London and Waterford
Full Scholarships Available for Three Rivers Community College Nuclear Engineering Technology Program
Robert A. Avena and Nicholas F. Kepple join Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-At-Law
All-American Artistry: ECSO & New London Big Band February 1
IRS opens 2019 tax filing season for individual filers on Jan. 27
An Acoustic Evening with Guitarist and Songwriter James Harris at La Grua Center
Charter Oak Awards Over $618,000 in Bonuses to Members
Charter Oak's Matching Gifts Donates $400,000 to Charities
Chelsea Groton Bank Names Renee Simao Customer Solutions Manager in Norwichtown
Women & Girls Funds Create Opportunities and Remove Barriers for Women and Girls in Eastern CT through $210,554 in 2019 Grants
STEM Scouts Post 1027 Visits Groton Utilities
Non-Profit Success - Workshops at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc., Old Lyme, CT
New downloadable assistant helps small businesses withhold the right amount of income tax
Nominate Your Hero in the Arts!
Shannon & Matt Heaton at La Grua Center January 11
Register Now for Spring Courses that start January 22 at Three Rivers Community College
Mystic Aquarium Spreads Holiday Cheer to Salvation Army of New London County
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Get ready for taxes: Important things to know about refunds
Free FAFSA Completion Workshops at Three Rivers Community College
Groton Utilities Welcomes New Apprentice from Grasso Tech
Youth Holiday Art at La Grua Center
Mystic Aquarium's Coan Addresses Whale Extenction at Ferguson Library's Civility in America Series
Pochal, Kelly & Lech Named to Mystic Aquarium Board of Trustees
Nature Center Receives Multi-Year Grant Towards Coogan Farm Vision
Groton Banker Graduates From Industry’s Ivy League Program
TVCCA joins Meals on Wheels America and Subaru of America, Inc. in Sharing the Love this Holiday Season
Leaders of Offshore Wind Industry Tour State Pier in New London, Connecticut
Portuguese Fado Concert at La Grua Center December 14
Sails Up 4 Cancer named Share the Love Partner
Eversource and Ørsted Announce Connecticut Economic Development Commitments and Community Contributions
Mystic Seaport Museum Celebrates 40 Years of Lantern Light Tours
ESCO Continues 73rd Season with November 23 Concert
Dime Bank donates 150 Turkeys
The Season of Wonderment at Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Eat, Rock and Be Merry at Hard Rock Cafe Foxwoods This Holiday Season
GU/Bozrah Light and Power Present Rebate to Elmbrook Village
The Power of Community and Compassion: 2019 Preston Community Fund Grants Announced
Mystic Seaport Museum and Connecticut Library Consortium Launch Partnership to Provide Free Institutional Memberships
Registration Now Open for 3-week Winter Courses that start December 26 at Three Rivers Community College
Coast Guard Wrestling Ranked First in New England
Soprano, Contralto, and Piano concert at La Grua Center
Exhibit: Pawcatuck Remembers - 80 Years of the Field Street School
Groton Utilities Assists Avalonia Land Conservancy with Land Purchase
Concert in the Gallery: Bach and the Modern World
Longtime Educational Leader Chosen to Serve as Executive Director of Education at New England Science and Sailing Foundation
“Bat Crazy” Free Seminar by Biologist Maureen Heidtmann at Three Rivers Community College
Branford House at Avery Point
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SCORE Welcomes Frank LaMonaca as New Chair of Southeastern CT Chapter
11th Annual Fine Arts & Crafts Fair at La Grua Center
Coast Guard Wrestling Ranked 10th Nationally
Mystic Seaport Museum Announces Support for Earth Day 2020
The Well Healed Woman: A Dynamic Conference for Women
Banking is a Breeze with New Online Accounts at Chelsea Groton
NTE Energy names new leadership team
Women's Business Development Council to Celebrate ''Women Rising 2019'' At Annual Gala Luncheon & Awards
New London City Council 2019 Candidates' Debate
UConn Avery Point To Host Opening Reception for Electric Boat Employee Art Exhibition on Oct. 24
Sound Community Services named a top workplace for 2019
ConnectiCare Expands Resources in Waterbury Region
Bond of Hope Gala Supporting the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club of New London
Beetlejuice to host Spooky Dinner!
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Free SCORE Workshop on “Advanced Social Media: Facebook”
Chelsea Groton Marketing Exec Blazes a Trail in Banking as Women of FIRE Honoree
Our Inheritance and The White Family Art Exhibitions Open October 19
Futuro Media’s In The Thick Hosts Live Show at Three Rivers Community College and ECSU
Comcast Increases Internet Speeds for Most Customers from Maine through Virginia
Orsted and Eversource Welcome Local Community to Future New London Office
Understanding the 2020 Form W-4 and How to Use it to Compute Withholding
Free SCORE Workshop on “Effective Small Business Time Management”
Ørsted and Eversource Welcome Local Community to Future New London Offic
Charter Oak Earns 5-Star Rating for 1st Half of 2019
New England Science and Sailing Hosts Annual Benefit Gala
“The Other End of the Stethoscope” by Marcus Engel: Lecture on the Effect of Excellent Patient Care
Completion of REU Program at Mystic Aquarium Sets Students Up For Future Success
ConnectiCare Good Deeds Program Volunteers for Food Share
The Alewife Cove Conservancy Endless Summer Fundraiser
Packer Trio at La Grua Center
Safe Futures Annual Safe Walk 4K October 6
2019 Eastern CT Healthcare Conversation
ECSO Opens Its 73rd Season – Saturday, October 26
Free SCORE Workshop, “Instagram for Business (IG4BZ)”
Forever In My Heart Foundation Charity Gala on September 28
ConnectiCare Hosts 3rd Annual Healthy Aging Fair
Three Rivers Community College Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II named Virginia D. Christian Educator of the Year
Chelsea Groton Bank Credits Employees for Top Workplace Award
The 42nd Annual Jack O’Keefe Memorial Strides Road Race
Become a Hygienic Resident Artist
Navy Pilots 75th Anniversary Memorial Program
UConn Avery Point Invites Community to Meet Sergeant Justin Cheney and Officer Tildy
Lessons Learned from a Year Abroad: Teaching, Traveling, and Learning in Southeast Asia
Tidewater: Screening and Panel Discussion at La Grua Center
Silver Petrucelli Completes ACES at Leeder Hill Campus
An Afternoon with Dr. Ruth on September 22 at the Garde
Lyman Allyn Art Museum Features Major Exhibition of Sports Photography by Walter Iooss
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UConn Avery Point To Host “Women Leaders Making a Difference” on Sept. 20
Reliance Health Recognized as a Top Workplace
Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling Observes Responsible Gaming Education Week With Awareness &
Single tickets on sale for the ECSO’s 2019-20 season
Comcast Makes Xfinity Flex Available to Internet -Only Customers for Free
Free Energy Efficiency Fair on September 26
ConnectiCare Hosts 2nd Annual Gran Fondo to Honor Former Employee
2019 Travelers Championship Generates More Than $2.1 Million for Charity
Eric Galvin to Lead United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut’s 2019 Community Campaign
2020 Census: Partnership Fact Sheet
Hygienic Art: Dogbite, Heap and The Dogmatics Saturday, Sept. 21
Liberty Bank Academy for Small Business
The Last Green Valley Announces Team Walktober 2019
'The Grateful Dead Movie' at Mystic Luxury Cinemas Sept 20
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SCORE Southeastern Connecticut Presents: “Fundamentals of Starting or Growing Your Business” Free Sm
2019 Connecticut Lodging Association Annual Tax and Labor Seminar
Special CT Maritime Festival Water Taxi Schedule and New Thames River Heritage Park Boat Tour
Cool Nights, Warm Jazz with Latin Essence Quartet at La Grua Center
IRS: Tax Withholding Estimator
Leading Together: Thriving Community Conversations Waterford
Charitable Giving in Today’s Tax Environment
Fall Accelerated Classes Now Open for Registration at Three Rivers Community College
Three Rivers Community College Professor Creates Endowed Scholarship in Honor of his Father
Nonprofit Hosts 8th Annual Youth Surfing Contest & Beach Cleanup
The Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council launches new Community Partnership Program; to host three events in September
Electric Boat’s Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP)
The Chelsea Groton Foundation Now Accepting Grant Applications Through Online Portal
Colorado Artist Samuel Austin at La Grua Center
For Corvettes Only Inc. proudly hosts the 14th annual Vettes At Crystal Mall For 2019
Time for Me with Charles Austin, Michelle Gotay & Marie Mozzi
Time for Me with Dr. Laura Munro!
Hartford HealthCare Opens Health Center in Pawcatuck
Coast Guard Names New Assistant Football Coach
Norwich Tech Hosts Fall Fest Car Show, Craft Fair and Food Trucks
UCFS selects The Edward & Mary Lord Foundation as the recipient of the 2019 Palmer Davies Leadership Award.
Lisa Gencarelli Joins Chelsea Groton Bank Retail Lending Division
Comcast Announces Largest Ever Expansion of its Internet Essentials Program to Reach All Low-Income Americans
Mystic Aquarium to Broadcast Okeanos Explorer Live Feed on Campus September 7
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SeaChange-Lodestar Fund Supports The Arc Eastern Connecticut’s Merger
Coast Guard Football Opens @ Home, 28 SEPT
Pianist Olga Vinokar at La Grua Center
South Pier Alternatives Considered
Plimoth Plantation to Launch Mayflower II September 7 at Mystic Seaport Museum
Renowned Artist Dilenschneider to Host Gallery Showing at Mystic Aquarium
Dime Bank to Offer Access to Expanded Investment Advisory Services through Strategic Alliance with Northstar Wealth Partners
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Announces $725,489 in Scholarships
Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods Host Inaugural TangerFIT 5K Run and Health Walk
Charter Oak Receives 5-Star Rating for 1st Quarter
Fall Career Training Courses Available Now at Three Rivers Community College
SCORE to Host Free Google Workshop
Mystic Aquarium Announces Autism Night on Heels of KultureCity Certification
Hygienic Art Hosts Jim Stidfole Memorial Fund Benefit Concert
Hip-Hop Fest at Hygienic Art Park August 17
IRS Launches New Tax Withholding Estimator
Two Piano Concert at La Grua Center
SCORE to Host Free Workshop on “How to Start & Run a Successful Non-Profit Organization”
Southeastern CT SCORE To Host Free Two-Part Workshop on “Cost, Price and Profit”
New Drone Pilot Certificate Program Prepares Students for sUAS Pilot Certificate at Three Rivers Com
Nonprofit Hosts Second Annual Fishing Tournament
Higher Edge Welcomes New Team Members
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“Mary Mattingly’s Open Ocean” Debuts at Mystic Seaport Museum August 10
Don’t Let Thieves Steal Your Good Time on Vacation
One-Stop Registration for Fall Semester at Super Saturday on August 10 at Three Rivers Community College
Know Your Options: Funding Types For Employer Medical Plans
LTJG Nikki Barnes Chases Olympic Dream
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IRS Civil Enforcement Webinar
Fur Seals Find Forever Home at Mystic Aquarium
Always Home Awarded Major Big Y Donation
Supreme Hot Dog at National Night Out on August 6
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Cafe Otis Hosts Classic Cars, Music, and Mini Car Race for First Friday
2019 Mohegan Wigwam Festival to be held August 17 & 18
C(om)munity Yoga!
CGA Named Recipient of DIII Diversity Spotlight Initiative
Submarines, Battlefields & Betrayers Boat Tour: Military Stories on the Thames
Coast Guard Athletics Names First NCAA Inclusion & Diversity Designee
Liberty Bank Foundation Seeks Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award Nominations
IRS Webinar: Understanding an Offer in Compromise
Golf Fore! Prostate Cancer Research | 24th Annual Charity Golf Tournament | August, 22nd 2019 at Lake of Isles
Silver / Petrucelli + Associates Welcomes New Staff
SCORE of Southeastern Connecticut Presents Its Second Annual Networking Event, Featuring Guest Speaker Maria Miranda
General Dynamics Awarded $174 Million Contract for Submarine Work
Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce: Mystic Outdoor Art Festival Seeks Volunteers
Eastern CT and Southern Rhode Island Wireless Zones to donate 2,800 stuffed backpacks
Mystic Seaport Museum to Host Annual Antique & Classic Boat Rendezvous July 27-28
Greg Curtis Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as SVP, Chief Technology Officer
Leslie McKillip Joins Chelsea Groton Bank Commercial Lending Division
New England Banks Honored With Prestigious Banking Choice Awards
Lyman Allyn Art Museum Presents Exhibition of Rarely Seen European Paintings from its Collection
Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling Announces New Board Members
Energy-Efficiency as a Bottom-Line Advantage
Luisanna Cabrera Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as Mortgage Specialist
Volunteers needed at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding in Old Lyme
Chelsea Groton Foundation Awards Over $182K in Grants to Area Organizations
Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank Foundation Awards $1,000 to The Arc Eastern Connecticut
Charter Oak AVPs Complete Executive Education Program
Mystic Seaport Museum to Honor Dark Harbor 20 Class Owners with William A. Baker Award
Information Session for the New Certified Medical Assistant, A.S., Degree Program at Three Rivers Co
Coast Guard Academy Shooters Look to Compete in 2020 Olympics
Knights of Columbus Council 7054 Awards $1,000 to The Arc Eastern CT
Chelsea Groton Foundation Presents Scholarships to 16 Rising College Students
Spice Club offers cooking classes
ConnectiCare Presents Operation Shower and Operation Recognize to Honor Military Families
Free walking tours of historic downtown New London and Fort Trumbull with Thames River Heritage Park
Dominion Energy Foundation Awards Channel 3 Kids Camp Grant to Send Children to Camp
Eastern CT Savings Bank Welcomes David W. Stone as First Vice President, Senior Commercial Loan Officer
July 4th Weekend Sale & Block Party Celebration at Tanger Outlets, Foxwoods
Celtic Band to Debut Music Video at Mystic Seaport Museum
Appointment of new Chair and Trustees at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc.
CT PTAC Wins Statewide Non-Profit Partnership Award
Always Home Announces New Executive Director
Mystic Aquarium & Eating with the Ecosystem to Host ‘Underwater’ Social & Educational Experience on July 11
Charter Oak Awards $90,000 in College Scholarships
UCFS seeks nominations for the 2019 Palmer Davies Leadership Award
Open Your Heart and Home to an International Student with AIEP
Become a Safe, Reliable Babysitter with the ASHI Child and Babysitting Safety Course or how to save a life with the AHA Basic Life Support
Chelsea Groton Bank Celebrates 165 Years of Serving the Community
IRS reminder: Taxpayers can help determine the right amount of tax to withhold from their paychecks
Tax Transcripts: Alternatives to Faxing and Third-Party Mailing
Free Stonington Sounds Summer Music Festival This Saturday, June 22
Chelsea Groton Bank Employees Honored by Center for Financial Training
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Mystic Seaport Museum Announces Projects to Complement Mission and Enhance Grounds
ConnectiCare Hosts Yard Goats Fan Fest
ConnectiCare employees cheer on Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run participants
Charter Oak Receives Top Honors from United Way of SECT
Pfizer's Former Head of Global Medical Affairs Takes a Searing Look at America’s Health Care System at La Grua Center
SU4C Regatta Weekend
ConnectiCare Encourages Students during Bike to School Initiative
Pfizer Awards Community Grants in Connecticut and Rhode Island
Summer Fest at Lyman Allyn Offers Fun Activities for the Whole Family
John Banks Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as AVP, Retail Lending Operations Manager
Virtual Small Business Forum
Seaport After Seven: Summer Solstice
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Aer Lingus offers Discover Your Roots package
Connecticut Siting Council approves Killingly Energy Center
The Dolphin: 'Naval Branch Health Clinic Hospital Corpsman named Service Person of the Month''
The Spa at Norwich Inn Summer Spa Treatments
Wireless Zone Welcomes Team Member TJ Mallon
Get it Together Workshop for the Overwhelmed Entrepreneur
Hartford Courant: 'Attention Connecticut businesses: What are your top air travel destinations? The Connecticut Airport Authority wants to know'
Lyman Allyn Art Museum Presents Robert Rauschenberg: Ruminations
Always Home Awarded Major Multi-Year Grant
Saltwater Farm Vineyard hosts Onward Leaders 'Putting Children First'
Mystified Escape Room Adventures opens new game
Mystic Seaport Museum Celebrates 40 Years of Sea Music June 6-9
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Supports Merger of The Arc
UCFS Healthcare awarded grant from the Community Foundation of Eastern CT
Three Rivers Community College Pinning Ceremony Celebrates 34 Nursing Students
IRS Hosts Webinars for Practitioners and Industry
Flanders Fish Market Joins the Crescent Beach Association to Operate Summer Stand
The Day: 'Airport Agency Official: Time for Groton Commercial Service to Take Off'
Charter Oak Selected for 'Workforce Housing' Program
New Film 'Biggest Little Farm' Plays at Mystic Luxury Cinemas Beginning May 23
The Day Op Ed: 'Rodney Butler: 2019 Citizen of the Year'
The Bulletin Op Ed: 'Our View: Butler's Outreach Efforts Help Many'
Fun by the Fire at Channel 3 Kids Camp June 1 in Andover
IRS Webinar May 30: Qualified Business Income Deduction
Chamber to Host 31st Annual Golf Tournament June 3 in Stonington
Regional Businesses Come Together for New Veteran Culinary Program
'Mind and Memory' at Crescent Point - Niantic May 29
The Day to Host 'High School Athlete of the Year' Ceremony June 26 in New London
Three Rivers College Foundation Awards Over $410,000 in Scholarships
Carrie Dyer appointed as CEO of Reliance Health
NTE Energy to Partner with HH Ellis Technical High School
Ignite Announces Exploration of Marine Technology for Project Oceanology Students June 8
Mystic Knotwork Named in Yankee Magazine's 'Best of New England' Travel Guide
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Free SCORE Workshop June 11 in Mystic on 'Quickbooks: Advanced and Hands-On'
Free SCORE Workshop June 6 in New London: 'How to Start a Successful Non-Profit - Part 2'
Reliance Health Seeks Sponsors and Players for 3rd Annual Par 4 Charity Golf Tournament Sept 13
Op-Ed: Southeastern Connecticut Unfurls its Sails
Three Chelsea Groton Employees Graduate from CT School of Finance and Management
Mystic Aquarium Teams Up with L+M Hospital to ‘Seal-abrate’ Impending Arrival of New Seal Pup
Old Lyme’s Bowerbird Celebrates 30 Years
Three Rivers Community College to Hold Commencement May 22
Free SCORE Workshop on 'Google Ads and Products to Drive Conversions' June 5 in Niantic
Bridal Open House at The Spa at Norwich Inn June 9
Limited Tickets Remain for Citizen of the Year Honoring Rodney Butler
Chamber Coordinates Regional Promotion at International Travel Expo
IRS Webinar May 16: Understanding Bankruptcy from an IRS Perspective
Mother's Day BOGO Offer for Mystic Aquarium May 11 and 12
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Comcast Volunteers Make Change Happen at Harbor Elementary on 18th Comcast Cares Day
Prominent Trial Lawyer Theodore Heiser Joins Suisman Shapiro
Norwich Tech to Host Warrior 5k, 1 Mile Fun Run June 1 in Norwich
NESS Offering Free Adaptive Sailing Lessons for People with Disabilities May 18
ConnectiCare Kicks Off National Nurses Week
Avery-Copp House Museum 2019 Season Begins May 24
WBDC: Business Plan Clinic
Rootin' Tootin' Fluke'n Showdown May 18 through Sept 28 at AW Marina
NESS Announces Winners of Statewide Drawing Contest
Free SCORE Workshop on May 22 in Groton: 'The ABCs of a Business Plan'
O'Neill Theater Center Helps Launch Careers of Meryl Streetp, Jennifer Garner, Lin-Manuel Miranda
Special Foxwoods Offer: Book a Two-Night Unwind Package, Receive $50 Resort Credit
Groton Rotary Club Calls for Golfers at Annual Golf Tournament May 31
New London's State Pier to Be Hub for Offshore Wind Industry
Canna Care Docs to Host Spring Fling June 2 in New London
Dermatology Physicians Offers Free Skin Care Screenings May 22
WBDC to Host 'Business Plan Clinic' 10-Part Series for Entrepreneurs
Help Plan the Future of Groton City's Thames and Bridge Streets at May 9 Drop-In
'Argia' Begins 2019 Sailing Season During Downtown Mystic's Spring Stroll
Learn CPR and Become Certified in Life Support at Three Rivers May 13
L+M Hospital Touts New Urology Practice, Capabilities
Women & Girls Fund of the Community Foundation Invite You to a Conversation with Zainab Salbi May 9
Free SCORE Two-Part Workshop on 'Cost, Price and Profit'
Norwich Public Utilities Provides Bob's Discount Furniture with $64k Rebate
5th Annual InFusion May 3 in New London
Coast Guard Swimming Earns All-America Honors
Chelsea Groton Bank Reports Impressive Financial, Educational, Technical Accomplishments
Mystic Tourism Partners Announce Community-Wide Earth Day 2020 Event
Stonington EDC, CERC to Host 'State of the Economy' Presentation April 30
Groton and New London Wireless Zones Receive Top Sales Award
SECWAC Meeting May 2: 'America's Abdication of Global Leadership'
Eastern CT Symphony to Perform 'Peter and the Wolf' at Connecticut College May 5
Ignite Offers Office Hours with Mentors April 24
Grand Opening of It's All About Hair Set for April 28 in New London
State of the Sub Base ‘Solid, Enduring,’ Outgoing Commanding Officer Says
Leadership Program Tours Local Military Bases
Overhead Door of Norwich Hosting Open House April 27
Free SCORE Workshop May 15 in Mystic on 'Effective Small Business Time Management'
Exhibition of Watercolor Landscapes Opens at Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Chamber Invites Region to Explore Tropical Costa Rica
IRS Provides Tips, Resources for Last-Minute Filers
SCORE Workshop May 14 in New London: 'How to Start and Run a Successful Non-Profit'
Reliance Health CEO David Burnett to Retire After 41 Years
Coast Guard Swimming Earns All-American Honors at Nationals
Pat Munger Construction Co. Inc. Featured in Metal Construction News
6th Annual Women-Owned Business Day in Hartford is April 30
Registration Extended for May 29 'Leading the Way' Matchmaking Event
Stunning New Tiffany Lamp Arrives at Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Free Skin Cancer Screenings Offered May 6 at Smilow Cancer Hospital in Waterford
Give Mom a Red Door Salon Gift Card, Receive Additional Value
Charter Oak Receives Top 5-Star Rating for 2018
Chelsea Groton Bank Earns BauerFinancial 5-Star Rating for 100 Consecutive Quarters
Coast Guard Academy Wrestler Places 6th at Nationals
Chamber Foundation Accepting Applications for Student Scholarships
SCORE Workshop May 9 in New London: 'Strategic Planning for Non-Profit Success'
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Chamber Partners to Host Tourism Industry 'Fam Tour' April 29
CT Rivers Council, Boy Scouts of America to Celebrate 'Evening of Champions' May 23
Nominate a Business That Contributes to Improving Our Environment
SCORE Workshop May 8 in Niantic: 'Measuring the Impact of Digital Marketing'
Chamber to Host Governor Lamont at April 25 Luncheon in New London
Chamber to Host 'State of the Submarine Base' Luncheon with Captain Whitescarver April 17
Eastern CT Symphony Season Continues with April 27 Concert
Augmented Reality Comes to Life at Mystic Aquarium
Chamber Collects Over 100 Articles of Clothing for Save-A-Suit Collection
Chelsea Groton Bank Selected to Participate in Equity Program
SCORE Workshop May 2: 'Show Me the Money!'
Reliance Health Wants to Know How You Care For Your Mental Health
Chamber Recognizes NESS as Nonprofit of the Year
Coast Guard Track Athlete Earns All-American Honors, Women Place 10th Nationally
S & P Oyster Restaurant Amps Up Its Special Events
Chelsea Groton Foundation Now Accepting Grant Applications
Maria Grenier Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as Asst. Treasurer, Deposit Operations Manager
Chamber Reports Successful 2018 at Recent Annual Meeting
IRS Webinar April 4: 'Filing Is The Thing To Do, Even If You Have A Balance Due'
April 3 Event: Women in Maritime Careers: Amplifying Professional Stories of the Sea
Coast Guard Track Athlete Wins National Championship
SCORE Workshop: 'Fundamentals of Starting or Growing Your Business: Sales and Digital Tools'
Charter Oak President & CEO Appointed to Fed Advisory Council
Nancy Butler Returns for Second Year as United Nations Delegate
Three Rivers Alum Creates Endowed Scholarship in Honor of her Grandmother
L+M Hospital's Spring Stride Returns May 4
Chamber Foundation Provides $120,000 to 37 Non-Profits That Benefit Local Children and Families
IRS Webinar: 'Understanding How to Do a Paycheck Checkup' March 28
IRS Warns of New Phone Scam Using Taxpayer Advocate Service Numbers
Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center and Area Youth Create a Native Meadow
SCORE Workshop: 'Marketing and Digital Must-Haves' April 18 in Old Saybrook
Coast Guard Bears Win Four Pistol National Championships
Stephen Walt, Harvard Kennedy School, Presents 'America's Foreign Policy Elite' April 25
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