The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut awarded $963,649 in scholarships to 307 students from across the region this year, a 27% increase in award dollars from 2020. Recipients come from 32 of the 42 towns in the Foundation’s service area. Scholarship amounts more than doubled in the Norwich region and nearly tripled in the Northeast region compared to last year.
Scholarships are a critical part of the Foundation’s “cradle to career” commitment to supporting youth. “Ensuring that all young The pandemic presented a unique dilemma for doctors and their patients. Discover how telemedicine and virtual health plans are transforming the future of coverage: Click here to read article. The Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center presents the “Ready or Not!” Green-Tie Celebration in support of DPNC’s environmental education programs. Join the Nature Center for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and camaraderie on Friday, September 24, 2021 6:00 – 8:00 pm at Deans Mill Farm in Stonington.
Whether you’re not ready to leave the nest yet or you’re ready to spread your wings, everyone can be part of the Nature Center’s Green-Tie Celebration! This year we’re offering the opportunity to Raise Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT member, DoorDash, has been partnering with organizations and restaurants across Connecticut to provide support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only has DoorDash been a vital resource for restaurants during these uncertain times, but the company also worked with merchants to build long-term growth opportunities through help with marketing, access to delivery, and other resources. DoorDash partnered with the Connecticut Restaurant Association in January, providing$500,000 The Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council (SECWAC) recently announced its Fall 2021 speaker series. Events are free for members and $20 for guests. Annual membership (Sept. 2021-June 2022) is $95; young professionals under 35 can become members for $35; students and educators receive free membership. Events will take place both in person and on Zoom, and abide by local CDC recommendations for safe events.
The upcoming presentations by world-renowned world affairs authors and speakers are as A $10,000 endowed scholarship was established in memory of Mark Vesligaj, Professor of Engineering Science and Technology Studies at Three Rivers Community College.
The Mark Vesligaj Memorial Scholarship was created to support students at Three Rivers Community College who are enrolled in STEM, preferably engineering, and who have shown growth and genuine commitment in pursuing their educational goals. The first scholarship in his memory will be awarded in May 2022.
Vesligaj, a Fulbright Scholarship and 16th Annual Walk for a CureChoose a full, half or quarter marathon or a family fun 5K Walk! Walk as a single walker or join a team. Be a part of finding a cure.
NEW this year is our virtual option! Participate from anywhere in the world at any time. 100% of all donations raised go to breast cancer research.For more details and to register to walk or volunteer please go to tbbcf.org. Register to Walk: https://tbbcf.redpodium.com/tbf-16th-annual-walk-for-a-cureRegister to TVCCA Energy Assistance Program is accepting applications. Appointments are available in-person or via telephone. Items necessary to complete the application maybe uploaded on our website after the clients' initial appointment.Learn more about the program with this flyer.
Safe Futures, a non-profit serving victims of domestic violence, is pleased to have one of the community’s most civic-minded entrepreneurs back at the helm of its annual fundraiser that takes place in October during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Mike Buscetto, III, the owner of Filomena’s restaurant in Waterford, returns this year as chairman of Safe Futures’ Annual 4k Safe Walk. The event serves to raise money in support of the services Safe Futures provides to some 10,000 clients
SARAH Inc. is exploring the types of services we can provide to you or your family member who has an autism diagnosis. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder which may cause significant challenges in a person’s life, especially with their social interactions, behavior, and communication. We currently offer a myriad of supports throughout a person’s lifespan that could benefit you and your loved ones, but we want to know if we could do more!
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Mitchell College recently welcomed Dr. Alicia Martinez as dean of student experience and belonging. In her role, she will oversee all aspects of the student experience, including the student judicial code, wellness, residence life, Title IX compliance and campus safety.
Martinez most recently served as the program manager in the Office of Diversity Enhancement & Medical Education at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where she oversaw the Einstein Enrichment Program for underrepresented populations in Elmbrook Village at Bozrah will host #ENDALZ Wine and Chocolate Tasting Event on Wednesday, September 22 featuring Priam Vineyards.
3:30-4:00 Networking
4:00-5:00 Tasting with Alena Cutler
$30/person by 9/15
$35 at the door The Community Foundation welcomes applications to advance equal opportunities for women and girls throughout Eastern Connecticut. Thanks to generous gifts and bequests from committed donors, four permanently endowed funds serve the Northeast, Norwich, Southeast and Windham areas of our region. Our shared grantmaking priorities reflect the challenges identified in The Status of Women and Girls in Eastern Connecticut:
Advance family economic security
Empower women and girls to make positive
On August 11, 2021, Attorney Kyle J. Zrenda was sworn in as a member of the bar of the Mohegan Gaming Disputes Court. As a sovereign Indian Nation, cases related to the gaming enterprise of the Mohegan Tribe of Indians of Connecticut, including claims for personal injuries that occurred at the Mohegan Sun resort and casino, often need to be brought in the Mohegan Gaming Disputes Court.
Attorney Zrenda is also admitted to the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court, which is the tribal court for cases arising Mitchell College could soon offer career credentialing in both STEM and mental health services through a planned Digital Innovation Hub. The $555,000 project was included in bills approved by the House Appropriations Committee, the first step in the budget becoming law. The funding request from U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney aligns with Mitchell College President Tracy Y. Espy’s plan to help the college meet the rapidly evolving needs of our new economy. Working with Gov. Ned Lamont’s Connecticut Workforce CorePlus Federal Credit Union has appointed Jean Swift of Preston to serve as chair of its board of directors. Jean succeeds Susan Dowling who has served as chair of the board since 2020. Nancy Bulkeley of Pawcatuck will serve as Vice-Chair.Jean Swift is Interim Chief Financial Officer to the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and previously served as Tribal Council Treasurer until December 2018. Jean is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Connecticut and a CorePlus Board Member since 2018. Jean also The Southeastern CT Women’s Network is sponsoring a virtual panel discussion on the topic of “Writing A Woman’s Life” as part of the Building Bridges-Resolving Unconscious Bias series, which was formerly the Unconscious Bias – Unveiling Racism” series. This is a free Zoom event on Thursday, September 9, 2021 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. Members of the panel include Ms.Mildred Devine, Founder of the SECT Woman’s Network and co-Founder of Safe Futures who will be speaking about her new memoir, Sunrise Sunset: Barbara Frucht and Beatrice Jennette were both awarded the Groton Utilities Jacqueline B. Nixon Community Service Award during a ceremony at Groton City Day on Friday, August 6th in Washington Park. The award is given out annually to a member of the City of Groton community who exemplifies GU’s slogan of “Giving Back to the Community”. Due to the cancellation of last year’s City Day both the 2020 and 2021 awards were awarded this year.
As part of winning this honor Groton Utilities presented a check for
We've combined forces and are going Over the Edge at Mohegan Sun! By sponsoring our team, your donation helps us support thousands of Special Olympics Connecticut athletes and cultivates our caring community.
Join us as we "Rappel for Recovery" on Friday, September 3rd from 9am - 5pm!
In 2014, we were introduced to the Shatterproof Challenge and rappelled down the 22 story Hartford Hilton in the name of Recovery. This year, we're at it again to raise awareness for the supports that exists for those
The Internal Revenue Service invites all Connecticut families to attend an information session to learn about the Advance Child Tax Credit.
There will be three sessions with presentations in English on August 5th, August 26th, and in Spanish on August 13th.
The information sessions will focus on tax changes and benefits from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Information will include:
· Eligibility requirements for the Advance Child Tax Credit
· Information on the IRS Update The Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) appoints an individual resident singer-songwriter as the State Troubadour based on the recommendation of a review panel. Singers and songwriters from all genres of music are welcomed.
Eligibility
Those interested in serving at the State Troubadour must be nominated on or before the nomination deadline.
Who May be Nominated:An individual Connecticut resident singer-songwriter with a minimum composition and
Mystic, Conn. (August 2, 2021) – Mystic Seaport Museum announced the appointment of Chris Sanders as the new director of the Henry B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. Sanders succeeds longtime director Quentin Snediker, who will stay on at the Museum in his role as the Clark Senior Curator for Watercraft.
“Chris brings a wealth of ship and boatbuilding experience to the leadership of the duPont Preservation Shipyard. He has proven his knowledge and skill during the Mayflower II restoration project and many
Chelsea Groton Bank team members recently graduated from the Center for Financial Training (CFT), the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT’s (Chamber ECT) Leadership Program, and the Connecticut Bankers Association’s (CBA) Connecticut School of Finance and Management (CSFM). Team members also completed the American Bankers Association (ABA) Marketing School and earned professional certifications in various concentrations.
Jessica Charette, Branch Operations Specialist, earned the Financial Services While schools, restaurants and shops started to come back to life this past year, the Wireless Zone - Verizon Premium Retailers - in Groton, New London, Glastonbury, North Windham, Killingly, Putnam and Westerly were not only fortunate enough to remain open as an essential business, but were able to generously give back to their community as well. With over $40,000 being donated to local nonprofit organizations and anticipating the 5th Annual Backpack Giveaway scheduled for August 1st 2021, the locally Channel 3 Kids Camp wants to treat you to the greatest country music experience of the year!
Toby Keith live at Mohegan Sun
Friday, September 3 | 7:00 pm
The evening includes exclusive skybox seating, appetizers, drinks, and cash bar!
$600 per couple | $350.00 single ticketLearn more and purchase tickets
Nancy Cowser
Mitchell College recently welcomed Nancy Cowser as Chief Advancement and Alumni Affairs Officer. In her new role, she joins the senior leadership team and will be responsible for designing, implementing and evaluating comprehensive development strategies and programs that support the vision and mission of the College through fundraising and alumni engagement.
Prior to joining Mitchell, Cowser was the Executive Director since 2017 of the Southeastern Connecticut Enterprise Region The Town of Stonington has partnered with VFW 1265 Harley P. Chase Post on the creation of a Veteran Monument.
The Veteran Monument will honor all military veterans who have served our country from World War I and on who call the Town of Stonington home. The monument will include the names of over 7,000 individuals and utilize a new technology that will allow visitors to use their smartphones to read through the list of names. Further, the technology will link to a dedicated website where videos and photos
On Wednesday, July 14, ConnectiCare partnered with Travelers Championship and Operation Shower to host a baby shower for 40 military moms-to-be. The expecting moms are spouses or partners of deployed service members from the National Guard and local bases, including the Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, or in some cases, are active duty service members themselves.
Since 2014, ConnectiCare has been committed to bringing Operation Shower to expectant moms in recognition of their service and
The Riverfront/City of Groton 5K Foot Pursuit to benefit Riverfront Children’s Center will be held Saturday, September 18 at 9:30 AM at Eastern Point Beach. Over 150 participants are expected to run, walk, and celebrate our community that supports children and families.
The City of Groton, Groton Police, and Groton Parks and Recreation are partnering with Riverfront Children’s Center to bring back a popular Annual 5K Run/Walk. The 5k race and the 1.3-mile walk will begin and end at Eastern Point Beach,
Mystic Seaport Museum announces it will be hauling its 1841 whaleship Charles W. Morgan for routine maintenance and preservation work on Monday, July 19.
The ship will be moved from its berth on the Museum’s waterfront to the shipyard at the south end of the property. The public is invited to watch as the ship is pushed and towed down the river beginning around 3:30 p.m. Once at the shipyard, staff will haul the Morgan out of the water on the yard’s synchronized shiplift and then move it onto dry
Thames River Innovation Places (TRIP) has released a Request for Proposals soliciting new ideas that leverage and enhance the local Blue Economy to benefit the region. Non-profits, for-profits, individuals, and municipalities are all encouraged to apply by Friday, August 13th.
Under the RFP, TRIP is primarily seeking proposals for projects that activate the Blue Economy. Other categories for funding include projects that unlock regional entrepreneurial potential and enhance community vibrancy. However
Neighbors Helping Neighbors!
Now more than ever community support is so important and impactful! The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) offers the support someone needs to remain living at home either with grocery shopping needs, visiting or phone reassurance. If you are 55+ contact us to hear how your help may improve the quality of life of an elderly or disabled person by volunteering around your schedule to help a neighbor in your community.
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We are here to engage, enlighten, For four Fridays nights this July and August, “Sips at Sunset” will offer families and guests a chance to celebrate the start of the weekend by taking in live music while enjoying the company of beluga whales, penguins, seals, dinosaurs and reptiles, and all 7,000+ animals that call the Aquarium home.
It all gets underway this Friday, July 16th @ 6:30pm-8:30pm, and will run again at the same time on July 23rd, August 6th, and August 20th.
Tickets are available now and can be purchased through the final Our ENTERTAINMENT SHOWCASE is happening Friday, August 6th
Preview Talent and Network with Peers in a day of FUN!
Oh, and breakfast and lunch are included! Yum!
We are new and improved in several ways!
As your time is important, we have tweaked the schedule to better serve you. We have taken the time to search out new talent for you to meet and preview during the showcase. A variety of talent has been booked. (bands/soloist, historians, magic, educational, disc jockey, etc)
Sign up now and Registration for Over the Edge – a fundraiser hosted by Mohegan Sun to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut - is now open! This year marks the 10th anniversary of the event that challenges everyone to raise money for Special Olympics and rappel more than 30 stories down Mohegan Sun's Sky Tower. Participants enjoy amazing views and an exhilarating experience while supporting Special Olympics' athletes of all abilities. Over the Edge will take place all day on Friday, September 3rd at Mohegan Sun, 1 Mohegan
Ribbon-cutting held for a hands-on exhibit exploring the power of air as museum kicks off its Sustainability Week
Offshore wind joint development partners Ørsted and Eversource today announced that they have awarded a $100,000 grant to the Niantic Children’s Museum. The award will support the creation of several new hands-on, STEM-focused exhibits that will help educate and inspire the next generation of scientific leaders. The grant will initially be used to support the museum’s “A-Mazing Airways”
Chelsea Groton Bank is pleased to partner with the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) to help borrowers with documented disabilities to purchase their first home, through the Home of Your Own Program.
The Home of Your Own Program allows borrowers to be eligible for a low-interest rate loan and down-payment assistance if the borrower or a live-in family member of the borrower has a documented disability.
“Keeping in line with our commitment to assisting all qualifying persons to achieve Connecticut Kids and Students 18 and under visit for FREE this Summer!
Through September 6, Connecticut children age 18 and under plus one accompanying Connecticut adult resident can visit participating museums free of charge through the Connecticut Summer at the Museum program. At the Florence Griswold Museum there is no need to register in advance,just check in at Admissions and ENJOY! The program is part of Governor Lamont’s larger plan to use recovery funds to provide students and families with We are so excited to share that the new building we are building on the Academy waterfront will have a groundbreaking ceremony July 29th, 2021 from 4pm-6pm. We are so thrilled to be at this point in the project and look forward to welcoming the community to share in this event to kick-off our new building the Maritime Center of Excellence www.cgaalumni.org/mcoe, scheduled to open Fall 2022.
To learn more here is a link a last week’s lunch and learn about the project with the Superintendent RADM Kelly, our Nicole Broadus recently joined the board of directors for Safe Futures, a non-profit that serves victims and survivors of domestic violence in southeastern Connecticut. Safe Futures is proud to announce Broadus’ addition to its board of directors.
Her leadership role with Safe Futures meshes well with her job in New London Public Schools supporting the health of students and their families as the district’s wellness manager. Broadus is also on the board of directors for the Riverfront Children’s Center in Project SEARCH helps young adults with disabilities find competitive employmentUCP’s graduation ceremony included families and friends of the graduates, the UCP team and members of the Mohegan Tribal Council.United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Eastern CT held its graduation ceremony recently for their Project SEARCH graduates who had completed internships this year at the Mohegan Sun Casino.
The 2021 graduates are DaWayne Allen, Samantha Cournoyer and Christopher Lee Meola. Nationally, statistics report that Friday, October 4, 2021, Great Neck Country Club
28 Lamphere Road, Waterford, CT
Established in memory of Laura Beth Seder, this event supports the Backus Breast Health and Oncology Navigator Program, the Boutique at Backus and other programs that enhance care for local breast cancer patients and their families.
Thank you for your past support. Together, we are making a difference in the lives of breast cancer patients.
For more information, contact the Backus Development Office at 860.823.6331, or Mystic Seaport Museum announces it is participating in Connecticut’s Summer at the Museum program, which offers free admission to resident children and one accompanying adult from July 1 to September 6.
Gov. Ned Lamont announced the program at a press conference at the Connecticut Science Center on Wednesday. The program is part of the Governor’s plan to use recovery funds to provide students and families engaging educational and enrichment experiences in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We are
ConnectiCare is excited to announce that the annual program, Yoga In Our City, has expanded its program this year to reach residents in New London and Willimantic! The program offers free yoga classes taught by local teachers at parks in cities across Connecticut.
Classes are free and open to residents of all ages, backgrounds, and skill-levels, and will take place from now through October 10.
Following a difficult year for Connecticut residents due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are focused on The Jonnycake Center of Westerly has been selected as a beneficiary of the Stop & Shop “Bloomin' 4 Good” program for the month of June 2021.
The Stop & Shop “Bloomin' 4 Good” program, which launched in February 2021, is an easy way for shoppers to give back in the communities in which they live, work, and shop. Marked with a red circle sticker, every $9.99 Bloomin' 4 Good floral bouquet sold at a participating location supports a hunger organization local to the Stop & Shop in which it was purchased.
The
This week’s bundle is focused on two new online tools to help families manage Advance Child Tax Credit payments, upcoming events around the country hosted by IRS and community partners to provide free tax help for families to get Advance Child Tax Credit payments and Economic Impact Payments, new toolkits for partners and taxpayers and other tax-related materials.
Key points:IRS announces two new online tools to help families manage Child Tax Credit payments; one of three tools now available for the COVID Vaccination Clinics in Norwich
Uncas Health District
Both Pfizer (for ages 12 and up) and Johnson & Johnson (for ages 18 & up) will be available at these walk up clinics. No Appointment Necessary!
OUTDOOR Walk up clinics at Jenkins Park (Mechanic Street Park), Norwich
June 21-25, 5-9 pm
July 12 -16, 5-9 pm
See the flyers for more informationCOVID Vaccination Clinic Information June 21-25COVID Vaccination Clinic Information July 12-16.
The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of a major new exhibition on June 19 highlighting the art and teaching legacy of Frank Vincent DuMond (1865-1951). The first exhibition in twenty years to focus on DuMond, The Prismatic Palette: Frank Vincent DuMond and His Students explores the artist’s career in depth, with nearly 60 works of art drawn from private and public collections. The exhibition will be on view through Oct. 3.
A key figure in American art and art education, DuMond is — Dime Bank’s Stonington Branch Manager, Erin Tirrell, was named a New Leader in Banking by the Connecticut Bankers Association (CBA) at an award ceremony held at Mohegan Sun on June 10, 2021.
The New Leaders in Banking distinction is given to those who have a positive impact on their community and organization by demonstrating leadership, achieving their business goals, and going above and beyond for their local communities. Businesses nominate employees who are then presented to a panel of impartial
Always Home is pleased to announce the appointment of new Executive Director, Tricia Cunningham. Cunningham is a dedicated nonprofit professional who brings to the position experience in nonprofit management and community relations along with a deep commitment to Always Home’s mission, Preventing Family Homelessness. Cunningham succeeds Betty Smith who has served as Executive Director for the past two years and as a valued member of Always Home’s Board of Directors prior to her appointment in MYSTIC, Conn. - [June 11, 2021] – At long last, The IRONS at Hilton Mystic proudly welcomes back the free Friday night summer concert series to our summer courtyard.“We are incredibly excited to once again host this popular season-long event and a spectacular live music line-up,” said General Manager Johan Liebenberg. “Nothing says summer like live outdoor music enjoyed with our hotel guests and the New England community.”There is something for everyone among the eclectic mix of scheduled performances, A New Concert Series for 2021 Featuring O’Neill Alumni
Artists include: MICHAEL R. JACKSON, MARY KATE MORRISSEY,
REBECCA HART, SATYA CHÁVEZ & ESCO JOULÉY
The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces the full artist lineup for Garden
Gatherings, a new concert series, part of the 2021 summer season. Alumni of the O’Neill who will
present solo performances include: Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael R. Jackson, Mary Kate Morrissey,
Rebecca Hart & The Wrong Band, Satya Chávez, & Esco Jouléy.
Bring your beach
The Travelers Championship today announced that Phil Mickelson, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame who last month became the oldest player to win a major championship, has committed to play in the 2021 tournament. Among Mickelson’s 45 career PGA TOUR victories are two in Connecticut, where he won at TPC River Highlands in 2001 and 2002. Mickelson is the only player in tournament history to win in consecutive years.
“Phil has cemented his place among the very best to ever play the game of golf, and
The Travelers Championship today announced that Tony Finau and Rickie Fowler have committed to play in the 2021 tournament. Both players have won on the PGA TOUR and have represented the United States with appearances in the Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup.
“Tony and Rickie will certainly draw large crowds to TPC River Highlands,” said Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube. “They’re both familiar with the course, and we’re thrilled that they’re adding the Travelers Championship to This Saturday, June 12 kicks off our 2021 season. From discounts on harbor cruises, brand new historic boat tours, and a free shuttle service to many of our Groton partner sites, it's sure to be a wonderful start to the summer.
NEW HISTORIC BOAT TOURS
New London earned its "Whaling City" nickname as one of the busiest whaling ports in the country in the 19th century, a time when whale oil was in great demand. More than 1,100 whaling voyages embarked from the city and the industry created great wealth The Connecticut Arts Hero Awards honor and celebrate Connecticut residents who are doing inspiring things in, for or through the arts in Connecticut.
Since 2016, the Connecticut Arts Hero Awards have introduced us to an array of remarkable individuals engaged in or supporting the arts - some publicly and some behind the scenes.
If you know a special someone who has contributed significantly to the arts in Connecticut, please take a moment to nominate this individual. You can do so by completing the The Connecticut Arts Hero Awards honor and celebrate Connecticut residents who are doing inspiring things in, for or through the arts in Connecticut.
Since 2016, the Connecticut Arts Hero Awards have introduced us to an array of remarkable individuals engaged in or supporting the arts - some publicly and some behind the scenes.
If you know a special someone who has contributed significantly to the arts in Connecticut, please take a moment to nominate this individual. You can do so by completing the Mission-Aligned Grant Will Support Internships and Programs for Local Youth, Animal Rescue Clinic Work, and a New Ocean Wind Energy Exhibit
Joint-venture partners Ørsted and Eversource today announced a $1,250,000 grant in support of Mystic Aquarium, one of Connecticut’s premier cultural and research institutions. The grant will support innovative research that will improve the understanding of marine mammals and their habitats throughout New England, bring hands-on educational and career opportunities to
S.T.E.P.S., Inc., has been selected by the Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) as a recipient of the Summer Enrichment Innovation Grant. They have been awarded $150,000 for their Summer Leadership College/Career Enrichment Program scheduled for July 12 - August 6. The CSDE chose S.T.E.P.S. because they were inspired by S.T.E.P.S.' “commitment to ensure all children have access to high-quality summer enrichment opportunities.”
S.T.E.P.S. will be joined by The New London County Section of
Mystic Seaport Museum and Discovering Amistad are collaborating to bring a Juneteenth Celebration to the grounds of the Museum on June 19. Amistad, the 128-foot flagship of the State of Connecticut, is currently on display at the Museum’s waterfront.
Juneteenth is a historic day that marked the end of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers delivered the news to Galveston, Texas that the Civil War was over and enslaved African-Americans were free. Texas was the last state to be
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union awarded $94,000 in scholarships this spring to 47 high school and college students in New London and Windham counties for their significant academic and community achievements.
“Our scholarship committee was truly impressed with the many achievements of these scholarship recipients – in their school studies as well as their community activities – during an academic year that was heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President
The Southeastern CT Women’s Network is sponsoring a virtual panel discussion on the topic of “Equity and Inclusion - Corporate Perspectives” as part of the Unconscious Bias – Unveiling Racism” series - a free Zoom event on Thursday, June 10, 2021 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. The panel will be moderated by Clarissa Beyah, Chief Communications Officer at Union Pacific Railroad, Professor of Professional Practice at the University of Southern California, and Founder and President of Writer's Block Ink.
A hybrid season with a return to live performances
Selections for prestigious national programs announced
Artists include: REED BIRNEY, BETTY BUCKLEY, CARLA CHING, PING CHONG, THE DOO WOP PROJECT, GEORGINA ESCOBAR, ROBI HAGER, DAVE HARRIS, SAMUEL D. HUNTER, AMY JO JACKSON, MICHAEL R. JACKSON, BETH LEAVEL, L MORGAN LEE, TELLY LEUNG, MERVYN MILLAR, KATHRYN MULLEN, FAITH PRINCE, and more!
Waterford, CT – The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces the 2021 Summer Season, the first under the 100 CT Black-owned businesses to showcase virtually and in-person, give away $5,000 in products & services
WHO: More than 100 CT Black-owned businesses, ShopBlackCT volunteers and Hill-Stead Museum staff
WHAT: In celebration of Juneteenth, a massive giveaway of products and services from CT Black-owned businesses totaling nearly $5,000; a free Black-owned business virtual showcase on Facebook Live and a free in-person cultural event featuring Black vendors, musicians and Charter Oak Federal Credit Union awarded $94,000 in scholarships this spring to 47 high school and college students in New London and Windham counties for their significant academic and community achievements.
“Our scholarship committee was truly impressed with the many achievements of these scholarship recipients – in their school studies as well as their community activities – during an academic year that was heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s HELP OUR COMMUNITY GET VACCINATED!
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The Travelers Championship today announced that Patrick Cantlay and Keegan Bradley have committed to play in the 2021 tournament. Cantlay is a three-time PGA TOUR winner and made history at the event in 2011 by shooting the lowest round ever for an amateur, while Bradley is a major champion and four-time TOUR winner.
“We’re adding two more great players to our field with Patrick and Keegan,” said Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube. “They both have a long history here and a large
Waterford, CT – The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces five individuals who have been elected to the Board of Trustees. These celebrated artists, business leaders, and philanthropists bring a wealth of experience to the venerable non-profit, best known for developing new works for the American stage and undergraduate training through the National Theater Institute.
The new board members are actor/director/writer/producer Colman Domingo, designer Riccardo Hernández, culture critic Soraya Nadia The Thames River Heritage Park and Connecticut Sea Grant are celebrating Connecticut Trails Day on June 5 by inviting people to visit one or more of the four park sites where they can enjoy a self-guided, educational activity and receive a complimentary harbor cruise ticket for the heritage park water taxi.
In the Thames River Quests, first offered on Trails Day in 2018, participants follow a set of clues to different locations at each site to solve a word puzzle and learn about the region’s history and The Three Rivers College Foundation bestowed over $415,000 in scholarships at the 28th Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, May 25. The awards were broadcast via a virtual video that can be found at www.threerivers.edu/scholarship.
The total scholarships came to just over $415,000 and were awarded to 152 students. This includes $50,000 in summer scholarships. The majority of the scholarships support students through the fall semester, but many students, who have exhausted their financial aid and New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS), based in Stonington, CT, will welcome kids back to summer camp on Monday, June 21st. Registrations are strong, with an increase over 50% from 2019, as parents express a clear desire to get their children back on-the-water and in-the-classroom for sailing, marine science and adventure sports. Due to the pandemic, last summer's program was scaled back while NESS continued to operate safely and continue its adventure program.
Space is still available for — Dime Bank is pleased to announce the arrival of Gerald Tavernier as Vice President, Senior Commercial Lender serving the greater Hartford market.
Gerry joins Dime Bank from People’s United Bank where he most recently held the role of Commercial Banking Officer since 2007. This time included numerous years at Rockville Bank and United Bank where he worked closely with many local business owners and was responsible for significant portfolio growth. Prior to his time at People’s United Bank, Gerry worked
DoorDash, the nation's leading last-mile logistics platform, recently announced a partnership with Rite Aid to offer same-day delivery of non-prescription health, convenience, and wellness essentials. Consumers can now order products via the DoorDash app or website, with average delivery in less than an hour.
DoorDash will offer more than 24,000 items from Rite Aid including health and beauty supplies such as shampoo and makeup, non-perishable and perishable grocery staples such as milk and Thrifty Summer-long Celebration of the Ocean Begins with New Exhibition
Mystic, Conn. (May 26, 2021) – Mystic Seaport Museum announces the launch of Mystic Seafest 2021, a summer-long celebration of all things to do with the ocean in an ongoing series of events at the Museum from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day. The festival begins with the opening of the new exhibition A Spectacle in Motion: The Grand Panorama of a Whaling Voyage ‘Round the World on May 29.
Mystic Seafest 2021 will offer entertainment Next ‘Eat in the Street’ Event Will Light up Downtown
New London, Conn., May 26, 2021 – Downtown will be back in a big way next week as Bank Street comes alive for a special “Eat in the Street” event, filled with fireworks and chocolate-themed fun.
Think dark caramel crunch with sea salt, chocolate margaritas, and candied jalapeño quesadilla appetizers. Those treats are just a sampling of all that awaits at the |“Golden Ticket and Chocolate Night” themed June 2 event.
The city is excited to
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut announced today grants of $2,306,126 in support of four strategic priorities: youth empowerment, basic needs and rights, environmental conservation and education, and animal welfare.
In the face of glaring inequities magnified by the pandemic in our health, housing and educational systems, the Foundation’s grants committees took a two-pronged approach. Priority was given to local organizations that meet immediate, day-to-day needs of residents most impacted
The AXS Center, a part of Sound Community Services Young Adult Services (YAS) located in New London, is a community program that is tailored to assist young adults with emotional, mental health, substance abuse issues/concerns, etc. Our young adults are between the ages of 18-25 years old and their philosophy is centered around building positive relationships through education, recreation, and community partnerships to enhance the quality of life of Southeastern Connecticut’s young adult population.
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Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance are proud to announce that Bouvier Insurance has earned a 2021 Make More Happen Award, which recognizes its exceptional volunteerism with Community Speaks Out and demonstrating its commitment to making a positive change within their community. The award includes a $5,000 donation with a chance to double the amount to $10,000 that will directly benefit Community Speaks Out, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the community by providing support and May 26, 2021, 12 - 1 p.m
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Over the past year, more than 3,800 anti-Asian racist incidents were reported to Stop AAPI Hate, representing only a fraction of the discrimination faced by the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. As we celebrate National AAPI Heritage Month this May, join Grace Farms Foundation and OCA Fairfield, part of a national organization advocating for AAPI communities, for an interdisciplinary conversation about how we can all work to build
The Department of Economic and Community Development's Connecticut Office of the Arts is honored to partner with CT Humanities to administer the Connecticut Museums - Kids Are Free Summer Initiative and grant program.
Funding for Participating Museums
Grants to museums that provide free admission for CT children (under 18) and one accompanying adult will help mitigate loss in visitor revenue due to participation in the initiative.
Grant awards will be calculated based on the applicant's revenue from The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut announced today that President & CEO Maryam Elahi will receive an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Eastern Connecticut State University at the Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 15, 2021.
Prior to joining the Community Foundation in 2013 and for more than 25 years, Elahi served in positions of leadership in the international human rights community as an advocate, teacher, and grant-maker.
Elahi was the director of the International
Photo caption: AHEPA President George Grossomanides (L) and The Arc ECT Chief Marketing and Development Officer Bill Furgueson at The Arc ECT’s Norwich offices.
The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (Order of AHEPA) donated $1,000 to The Arc Eastern Connecticut on May 11 in support of the agency’s job preparation and community life programs.
The award is usually presented at AHEPA’s annual meeting, noted AHEPA President George Grossomanides, but due to the pandemic AHEPA’s nonprofit
Bank to host three free, secure, and safe shred and recycling events this Spring
Many have spent a lot of time at home over the last year, and likely had an opportunity to go through old bank statements, bills, tax documents and other sensitive records. If you haven’t yet been able to securely shred this paperwork, Chelsea Groton Bank is providing FREE secure document shredding services this spring, to protect confidential information and avoid identity theft.
“The number of people who are victimized Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has named Gregory Zeliff, an experienced banker and business lender, as its Assistant Vice President of Business Lending to meet the increasing growth in the credit union’s business lending operations.
Zeliff has 35 years of commercial lending, portfolio management, and real estate management experience with numerous credit unions and banks serving Connecticut’s business communities. In addition, his industry experience includes training and supervisory The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Sound Community Services, Inc. and The Lefty Cycles Project, Inc. are collaborating together to help our Sound Community Services clients and our residential programs. Founded by Dylan Howley in June 2020, The Lefty Cycles Project, Inc. mission states, “Our mission is to perpetuate, manifest, deliver and apply Goodness to our Recovering community by delivering bicycles for transportation, exercise, hobby, or sport. We are extremely passionate about our The Chelsea Groton Foundation has awarded The Arc Eastern Connecticut $1,952.99 to create counter and display space for its cookie production micro-enterprise, which provides on-the-job vocational training to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
“In 2016 we set out to prove that a business can pay people with IDD minimum wage and realize a profit,” notes Kathleen Stauffer, CEO of The Arc Eastern Connecticut. “Our chocolate chip cookies, made by the people we support, are not
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As you already know, Mystic Aquarium is one of the best aquariums in the United States! Not only do we offer marvelous exhibits like the Arctic Coast, Pacific Northwest, and Foxwoods Marine Theater, but Mystic Aquarium extends beyond campus to help local wildlife. Our efforts caused USA Today to select Mystic Aquarium as one of the twenty nominees for its 10Best Readers’ Choice 2021: Best Aquarium. We need your help to elevate us to the top ten. You can vote Josette A. Hill of Portland, Connecticut, has been appointed Treasurer of the Southeastern Connecticut Chapter of SCORE, a nationwide, nonprofit association and resource partner of the US Small Business Administration that offers free, confidential advice to small-business owners.
The appointment to the volunteer position was announced by Frank LaMonaca, president of the chapter, based in Old Saybrook, with locations in Essex, Guilford, Madison, Middletown, Mystic, New London, Norwich, and Waterford. He
he Travelers Championship today announced that Paul Casey and Jason Day, who have a combined 15 victories on the PGA TOUR, have committed to play in the 2021 tournament.
“Paul and Jason have both played well at our tournament over the years, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see them near the top of the leaderboard again this year,” said Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube.
Paul Casey will be making his seventh consecutive appearance at TPC River Highlands. He lost in a playoff to Bubba Join us for a Cornhole Tournament to benefit the network of United Way programs here in New London County. Together they provide a safety net to help people in need - our neighbors, friends, family members, and coworkers. We invite you to Live United with us and have some fun while supporting a great cause!
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The United Hospital Fund (UHF) recently announced the winners of the 2021 Excellence in Health Care Award for Quality Improvement Champions, including five recipients from Yale New Haven Health. The award honors extraordinary leadership in improving quality of care, patient safety and patient experience. Honorees are selected for their vision and accomplishments by participating healthcare organizations from across the greater New York metropolitan region.
The 71 honorees were recognized at a virtual As we dip our collective toes back into the re-opening pool, we’d like to give you an update on how we presently intend to “re-open” for performance and speaker events and the steps we are taking to keep you safe. (Because we are a multi-purpose arts and culture venue, we follow several different sets of requirements and have already been open for our art exhibits under the state’s museum guidelines three afternoons a week since October.) We certainly see light at the end of the tunnel, but in order to keep
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has named Michael Fabian, a banker with extensive industry experience, as its new Mortgage Officer.
“We’re pleased to welcome Michael to our mortgage lending team,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “His understanding of mortgage lending and his familiarity with our housing market will be great assets when he’s working with our members to find the right mortgage to fit their needs,” he said.
Fabian joins an experienced and
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he is proposing to launch an initiative that will allow all children in Connecticut to visit museums throughout the state free of charge during the upcoming summer months.
The initiative was included as part of the proposal the governor presented earlier this week to the Connecticut General Assembly to allocate the federal COVID-19 recovery funding Connecticut is receiving from the American Rescue Plan Act. This summer museum portion of the proposal is part of Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has named Susan Shepherd, an experienced banker with over two decades of lending expertise, as its new Mortgage Officer.
“Susan is well versed in both banking and mortgage lending and her talents will fit nicely with our lending team at Charter Oak,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “She’s well-known throughout the mortgage industry and her extensive experience will serve our members well for all their lending needs,
The Travelers Championship today announced that Marc Leishman and Justin Rose have committed to play in the 2021 tournament. Both players earned top-10 finishes with impressive performances at the Masters just two weeks ago.
“Adding stars like Marc, who is a past champion here and multiple winner on the PGA TOUR, and Justin, who has an outstanding track record of his own including a major championship to his name, further strengthens our growing field of great players,” said Travelers Championship Thames River Heritage Park seeks interpreters for its public and group boat tours during the 2021 tour season. The Park’s tour season begins on Friday, July 2 and ends on Sunday, September 12, 2021. Interpreters must be excellent storytellers, enjoy and care about people, and possess superior communication skills and enthusiasm for the Park’s partner heritage sites and the history of the Thames River estuary. Interpreters also need to be able to create a warm and welcoming environment for guests, Downtown Gateway feature – Call to Artist
The City of New London, in collaboration with the City Center (Business) District, and New London Arts Council as an advisory committee, invites visual artists to create an original structure design for the Bank Street Gateway Public Art Project. See More Information Mitchell College is delighted to announce Dr. Christopher Parker, president and chief executive officer of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), as commencement speaker for its 77th Commencement exercises. He will be addressing the Class of 2021 as part of Mitchell’s virtual commencement ceremony, on Saturday, May 8, at 6 p.m. on the college website.
As a complement to the virtual ceremony, graduates have been invited to don their regalia and receive their diplomas, in person, from Sunday hours are extended to 10am to 4pm
In order to safeguard our visitors and staff who may not yet have had the opportunity to complete the process and reach maximum effectiveness from their COVID-19 vaccination, the Museum will maintain a reduced capacity.
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&##128567; Masks and physical distancing are It’s hard to believe but water taxi season will be here in just a couple months! Our planning for our 2021 season is underway. Entering our sixth season the Park is poised for continued growth and increased awareness. Sponsoring the Park is a highly visible opportunity to get in front of your customers as well as show your support for the community and local economy.
Our 2019 season had built momentum. Although 2020 severely hampered that momentum, the good news is that we still saw more than 4,000 water Harbor Village is pleased to announce that we have obtained in network provider status with the following UHC products:
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The Continuum of Care is what makes our community stand apart from conventional Skilled Nursing Center Programs. Partnering with our Vascular Experts, Foot & Ankle Specialist and the L&M Wound & Hyperbaric Center to provide a smooth transition through our program here at Harbor Village, to established care Join the Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter in conversation with workplace leaders as we examine the unique challenges faced by working family caregivers, and how employers are responding during these difficult times.
You will have the opportunity to have an intimate and interactive discussion with other attendees on how our mission intersects with yours and how together we can engage employees and customers in a way that impacts employee wellness and improves your bottom line. Think virtual speed The pets have gone virtual, and they need your support!
Save the day with an auction donation for CHS’s Springtime Unleashed scheduled for May 13-15. Marketed to over 30,000 constituents statewide, your kind donation will raise funds for pets and the families who love them.
Springtime Unleashed is a virtual event beginning with a special program on the evening of Thursday, May 13, followed by a silent auction fundraiser May 13-15. The auction will focus on family activities, as we celebrate fresh air, A 2003 Norwich Free Academy Alumni, Lashawn is not only a proud mother of three but a community leader. She is a licensed foster parent through Waterford Country School and works at the Oak Hill Connecticut Institute for The Blind. LaShawn’s passion for community service began when she served as a youth leader at Tabernacle of Deliverance and Praise. When she was a youth leader, her dance company, Unique Praise Anointed Worship, was also birthed. Cunningham is the founder and director of Blooming into We are pleased to announce that the 17th annual Open House Day will continue as planned on June 12! This year, due to the continued uncertainty of the pandemic, each property may choose to promote visits to their property virtually, in-person, or both.
About the event:
Connecticut Open House Day is designed to inspire Connecticut residents to learn about the amazing experiences in their own backyard so that they may spread the word to future visitors and guests. Art galleries, museums, theaters, historic Two Three Rivers Community College students, Jean Charles and Weili Li, were chosen to join the prestigious Phi Theta Kappa All-Connecticut Academic Team. They will be recognized at a virtual ceremony on Friday, April 16, 2021 at 3 pm.
Jean Charles, from New London, is majoring in Electrical Engineering. Weili Li, from Norwich, is majoring in Liberal Arts & Sciences. Both students plan to transfer to a four-year university upon graduation from Three Rivers, and both are members of Alpha Mu Gamma, the Three
Governor Ned Lamont and Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Commissioner Katie Dykes today announced that Connecticut’s State Parks system and boat launches are planning to return to providing full services to visitors during the 2021 season, with some state campgrounds opening to campers with reservations today.
DEEP’s operation plan for this season was developed consistent with current guidance for the prevention of SARS-CoV-2 transmission (the virus that causes COVID-19) and based
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has donated $32,000 in additional emergency food assistance to eastern Connecticut’s food pantries and food centers to increase food supplies to those in need during the continuing COVID-19 health crisis.
Since this past April, Charter Oak has donated a total of $139,000 in emergency grants for much-needed food supplies to food centers and food pantries that serve New London and Windham counties.
“The effects of COVID-19 are still impacting our region, especially for
Many have spent a lot of time at home over the last year, and likely had an opportunity to go through old bank statements, bills, tax documents and other sensitive records. If you haven’t yet been able to securely shred this paperwork, Chelsea Groton Bank is providing FREE secure document shredding services this spring, to protect confidential information and avoid identity theft.
“The number of people who are victimized because sensitive data is stolen continues to rise,” said Lori Dufficy, EVP, Chief Health benefits matter more than ever to employees throughout New England. From mental health options to at-home care, Harvard Pilgrim discusses the six rising trends for 2021.Read the article to learn more. Help Make a Difference in your Community
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Thames Valley Council for Community Action is looking for senior volunteers to help meet the needs of seniors, children, and veterans in eastern CT.See the Flyer
The Southeastern CT Women’s Network is sponsoring a virtual panel discussion on the topic of “Equity in Education” as part of the Unconscious Bias – Unveiling Racism” series - a free Zoom event on Thursday, April 8, 2021 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. The panel will be moderated by Elijah Manning, Activist andCEO, Inclusive Education, LLC – a company that does anti-racism/racism awareness workshops in schools.
To join the panel discussion please pre-register at the Zoom Local small business owners need your help now more than ever!
SCORE Connecticut depends on volunteers to fulfill SCORE’s mission. SCORE is looking for volunteers with backgrounds and experiences as diverse as the small business owners they serve.
Ready to expand your network, and help make others dreams come true? Get started by submitting a SCORE volunteer application. Over the past 55 years, SCORE’s Connecticut network of business experts has helped guide entrepreneurs. Every day, volunteers help CT's The Travelers Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TRV) and the PGA TOUR today announced that they have reached an agreement to extend Travelers’ title sponsorship of the Travelers Championship through 2030. The company has been a partner of the tournament since its inception in 1952 and has served as title sponsor since 2007. This agreement will make Travelers the longest-running title sponsor in the event’s history.
As part of the sponsorship extension, Travelers will remain the Official Property Casualty Insurance On behalf of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, we would like to personally invite you to participate in our 13th Annual Education Golf Tournament. . This year’s event will take place on Tuesday, June 22, 2021 at our world-class Lake of Isles golf course. Registration and breakfast begin at 9:00am, followed by a shotgun start at 10:30am. For your convenience, the Lake of Isles practice range will be available at 8:00am, before the shotgun start. We are monitoring the current situation and will make Helmed by the Chicago Tribune's Chris Jones, NCI is a one-week virtual boot camp for early and mid-career arts writers to strengthen their skills. Apply by April 29. Full scholarships are available. There is no fee to apply or to attend the program. The 2021 National Critics Institute will take place online via Zoom sessions July 5-10, 2021.
One of the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's oldest programs, NCI is an intensive professional workshop designed for arts writers and critics (in fields such as
5/28/21 – 5/31/21 “Make Memorial Day Memorable" Virtual Walk Fund-Raiser
On Memorial Day, take a walk to honor Mystic's Work Vessels for Vets mission to help injured veterans who need equipment to start a business after military service. Sponsor a team or walk as an individual anytime during Memorial Day Weekend. Set your own course and unite with supporters from across the country in a Virtual Walk to “Make Memorial Day Memorable.”
To register: email News@wvfv.org More info at Thursday, April 1 we "open" for the season!
Chadwick Studio is open for visitorsThe Rafal Landscape Center becomes the Admissions Area, please check in thereSunday hours are extended to 10am to 4pm
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&##128567; Masks The Norwich Arts Center has been selected by the Norwich Public Schools to present a virtual afterschool enrichment experience as part of NPS’s Extended Learning program. LaShawn Cunningham, Founder and Director of the Norwich nonprofit Blooming into Greatness and a member of the NAC Board, will direct and teach the program: “Dancing Our Heritage.”
Dancing Our Heritage, which begins online on April 5, is open to students in grades 2-5 from all the city’s elementary schools. Interested students and Three local residents joined the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center’s Board of Trustees on March 10.
Trad Dart, Eileen C Duggan and Stacy Eder Smith join the board, which oversees the operation of the nature center. Their collective backgrounds bring diverse career experience and valuable knowledge to our mission of connecting people nature.
Trad Dart, a lifelong resident of Mystic, has been in the food and hospitality industry for more than 40 years having graduated from the Culinary Institute of
On the 10th anniversary of its Internet Essentials program, Comcast today announced it would invest $1 billion over the next 10 years to help further close the digital divide and give even more low-income Americans the tools and resources they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world. The announcement coincides with the release of a 10-year Progress Report showing that, since 2011, the company, working in collaboration with its network of thousands of nonprofit partners, has connected a cumulative Article from Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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Two Sailors assigned to Naval Submarine Support Facility (NSSF) onboard Naval Submarine Base (SUBASE) New London were recognized as Service Persons of the Month (SPOM) for their contributions to both their command and the local community, March 17.
The recognition ceremony, held virtually, by members of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Right now, we all need a reason to smile.
Everyone reading this note is likely aware of the "second pandemic" — the mental health crisis that has shadowed the pandemic health crisis. While our ability to return to a life that we once knew is on the horizon, the toll of the past year is being felt in classrooms, workspaces, and kitchens. No aspect of our society is immune to the stress and anxiety of witnessing the impact of the COVID virus to change, damage, or take lives.
As one of the leading
B. Michael Rauh, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank, was one of six bankers across the nation to be recently elected to a three-year term on the American Bankers Association (ABA) Board of Directors. He has been appointed to the ABA’s Mutual Institutions Council Administrative Committee for a one-year term, and after serving two years on the ABA Communications Council, was named vice-chair. He also serves as Connecticut’s representative to the Community Bankers Council.
The ABA’s Board of People’s United Community Foundation has awarded $4,000 to The Arc Eastern Connecticut to assist with its portion of the Communication and Connectedness Crisis Project for People with Disabilities.
“This is an innovative statewide program seeking to prevent isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic,” explains Laurie Herring, Chief Operations Officer at The Arc Eastern Connecticut. “With the funds we receive we can give people with IDD Chelsea Groton pivoted to turn their annual Money Madness one-day seminar for hundreds of area high school students into a week-long virtual experience. Five area schools participated: Fitch High School, Griswold High School, Ledyard High School, Montville High School, and Norwich Free Academy.
For 15 years, Chelsea Groton's Community Education Office has hosted Money Madness, a day for local students to come together to hear inspiring stories from area business owners, government leaders, community
The Westerly Hospital Auxiliary is now accepting scholarship applications from area high school students who plan to pursue a career in the field of health care.
Applications will be accepted from students who reside in Westerly, Charlestown, Hopkinton or Richmond, RI, and Stonington and North Stonington, CT through April 22, 2021, and will be awarded to candidates based on academic achievement, financial need, career goals and school and community involvement.
To download the application visit The Elizabeth L. Mahaffey Arts Administration Fellowship provides funding to individuals to pursue professional development opportunities in field of arts administration. Arts administration is the field that concerns the business operations of an arts organization, including but not limited to staff management, public relations, marketing, budget/fiscal management, board development, fund-raising, program development and evaluation.
The Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) is committed to expanding
Waterford native Emily Casey was recently named partner at the New London-based Law Firm of Tobin, Carberry, O’Malley, Riley, and Selinger.
Emily joined the firm in 2013 where she’s worked primarily in the healthcare law section of the firm. Since the implementation of the Official Connecticut Fee Schedule for Hospitals and Ambulatory Surgical Centers in 2015, Emily has represented hospital clients at numerous hearings before the Workers’ Compensation Commission relating to the issue of the correct
The Willimantic Public Library and the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut are pleased to announce the creation of the Mary Lou DeVivo Fund for Windham Literacy, a permanent endowment held at the Community Foundation.
Annual distributions from the fund will go to Willimantic Public Library’s Windham Reads initiatives aimed at getting children and their families to experience the joy and power of reading. Library Director Daniel Paquette said, “The Mary Lou DeVivo Fund for Windham Literacy will Uniting for United was established in 2015 to collect much-needed food during the summer months. Many food pantries, like the United Way, struggle to provide food to the community outside of the holiday and winter months. That’s why this food drive is so crucial to the communities we serve. The purpose of this food drive is to unite organizations in similar industries for a cause that is close to us all: ending hunger.
Last year, COVID-19 changed our world and we had to pause the competition due to the EWIB is seeking responses to a survey about Summer Interns.
Background:
Interns, aged 14-24, will work for about 5 weeks in the summer, and we pay them for Worksites. We ask Worksites to provide a job experience that is learning-rich, where youth can find the link between work and training. We're inching closer to being able to have in-person internships, and can accommodate remote opportunities. I’m also required to note that this Program is pending funding, and the number of interns available will be The Town of Waterford approved The Arc Eastern Connecticut’s request of $1,800 at its Board of Finance budget meeting on March 3, 2021. The annual allocation helps support the Community Life & Advocacy (CL&A) program, which offers recreation, socialization, self-advocacy, job preparedness and civic engagement programs to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout eastern Connecticut. It’s the only program of its kind in the region, and receives no state or federal The Gales Ferry Our Lady’s Shrine Chapter #7054 of the Knights of Columbus awarded $600—the proceeds of its 2020 Tootsie Roll Drive—to The Arc Eastern Connecticut. Thanks to the support of the Knights of Columbus, The Arc’s Community Life & Advocacy (CL&A) component has been able to continue to provide a variety of programs during the pandemic, including virtual self-advocacy groups and health and fitness activities, including Special Olympics, to over 145 people with intellectual and developmental Over the past year, Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau (CTCSB) members across the state have been hit hard by the health, safety, and economic effects of the Coronavirus. Many meeting venues, hotels, restaurants, attractions, and related vendors laid off employees or closed their doors temporarily or permanently, and almost all have been forced to modify the way they work.
Despite financial and health challenges, numerous Connecticut businesses and organizations have taken actions to move forward in New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) will launch its spring after school programs on Monday, March 15, 2021. Designed so that students can sign up for one class or decided to take them all, each day will focus on a different subject within the main theme! The main themes include marine art, green technologies, and animal alphabet. Students can join us as we explore, investigate, and try new activities each week!
Students will learn about microscopic diatoms and arrange them in breathtaking Did you know that only 28% of the STEM+ professionals are women?
Together we can empower young women to get excited about STEM+ careers.
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International Women's Day is being celebrated on March 8, 2021. This day recognizes and applauds the contributions of so many courageous women from all nations and walks of life. We celebrate the advancement of women's rights with the acknowledgement there is still much progress to be made and work to be done.
S.T.E.P.S.' 2021
The 2021 Pfizer CT Community Grant application deadline is approaching! There is still time to apply if you have not already! Please submit your application no later than March 31, 2021. Unfortunately, we will not be able to accept any applications after this deadline.
As a reminder – we have a NEW grant application website:
www.cybergrants.com/pfizer_usrd/communitygiving
Invitation Code: Groton2021
Pfizer Colleague Email: Benjamin.Schreiner@pfizer.com
Priority will be given to programs that bring The demand for volunteers is growing in Eastern Connecticut with more seniors and people with disabilities socially isolated due to COVID. There is a critical need to connect people with services focusing on socialization, food insecurity, and economic uncertainty.
Thames Valley Council for Community Action’s (TVCCA) Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, or RSVP, provides meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals age 55+. The program is funded through AmeriCorps Seniors, previously known as the Since its launch, 32 companies from around the world have completed the accelerator program, and 75% have secured pilots or agreements with a division or business unit of Comcast NBCUniversal
Comcast NBCUniversal LIFT Labs Accelerator, powered by Techstars, announced today it is now accepting applications for its next program and is seeking startups from around the world that are developing innovations surrounding Connected Living, Next Gen Entertainment, Future of Work, and Personalized Experiences. Norwich Arts Center's Cooperative Gallery is pleased to announce that Juner Zhai has joined as an Elected Artist Member
Zhai Yujuan (Juner) specializes in traditional Chinese watercolor painting, as well as being adept in modern formats and calligraphy. With private and corporate experience as a designer, Juner worked as a Trademark Designer for China Packaging Import and Export Co., Ltd. and Qinghai Trademark Firm. Several of her designs and trademarks have gone onto successful products in the marketplace The Farmington-based health plan received three international awards for its ConnectiCare Center services
ConnectiCare, a leading health plan in Connecticut, recently received three awards – gold, silver, and bronze – at the 15th Annual Stevie® Awards for Sales and Customer Service.
The ConnectiCare centers took home a gold award for Innovation in Customer Service – Other Service Industries, a silver award for Best Customer Satisfaction Survey, and a bronze award for Best Customer Engagement What: A Conversation with Diane Randall of the Friends Committee on National Legislation
When: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Where: Virtual Zoom Meeting
Contact: Pam Mola, Communications Officer | pamela@cfect.org | 860.442.3572
New London – To honor International Women’s Day, the Community Foundation’s Women & Girls Funds Task Force on Public Policy is hosting a conversation with guest speaker Diane Randall, General Secretary of Zhai Yujuan (Juner) specializes in traditional Chinese watercolor painting, as well as being adept in modern formats and calligraphy. With private and corporate experience as a designer, Juner worked as a Trademark Designer for China Packaging Import and Export Co., Ltd. and Qinghai Trademark Firm. Several of her designs and trademarks have gone onto successful products in the marketplace and her designs have also appeared as book covers and in publications.
She served as an Art Teacher with the Tampa
Jennifer Seuferling was recently promoted to Assistant Treasurer, Cash Management Officer at Chelsea Groton Bank. As a subject matter expert for Chelsea Groton’s suite of business accounts and Cash Management services, Jen will work with new and existing members to identify ways to optimize their banking operations. This includes reviewing current account structures to improve cash flow and enhance efficiency, enabling business owners to spend more time on their business and less time on banking.
In this Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce that it has earned the 2021-2022 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, ConnectiCare has always been dedicated to the health of the communities it serves. This past year, under the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic, that mission was more important than ever.
ConnectiCare is contributing to 45 non-profit and municipal organizations throughout the state through its participation in the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act Tax Credit Program.
We continue, as we have in the past, to make donations to organizations that directly support community health in a trying time as Mystic Seaport Museum is offering free admission to health care workers, first responders, and all other essential workers Saturdays in March.
The free admission is being given as part of the Museum’s Caring for Our Community program and is intended as a way to say “thank you” to those keeping the community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Free admission will include a ticket for the essential worker. Guests accompanying the worker will receive the Museum’s discounted group rate.
Personnel in the ConnectiCare has always been dedicated to the health of the communities it serves. This past year, under the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic, that mission was more important than ever.
ConnectiCare is contributing to 45 non-profit and municipal organizations throughout the state through its participation in the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act Tax Credit Program.
We continue, as we have in the past, to make donations to organizations that directly support community health in a trying time as
We invite you to participate in La Grua Center’s Mail Art Project with the theme of “A New World.” Create your own postcard/mail art on a standard (4x6) or oversize (5x7) postcard with paint, crayon, marker, or collage--anything goes! Then mail it to La Grua Center, P.O. Box 342, Stonington, CT 06378. OR make it a group project by beginning your own postcard art, and then sending it to a friend, colleague, or family member to add their own artwork and mail to La Grua Center.
(Be sure to secure proper The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) received its first "Silver" sponsorship for its Online Experiential Learning programs, in memory of Mr. Steve Stillerman. Spike Lobdell, NESS President & CEO, commented “our online experiential learning programs are a very important resource to advance student engagement and learning during this pandemic. We are grateful to have this support which helps NESS support more students during this tough time.”
Steve's friends Mark Bates and Roy Flikoff made
In a recent virtual meeting, the Norwich Arts Center's Board of Directors held a vote to elect a new member. They are pleased to announce that James R. Marshall III of Norwich has joined the Board of Directors for the 2021-2022 term. Jim has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and is a licensed Professional Engineer. For the major part of his career with SNET and AT&T, he was a Fleet Engineer, designing vehicles to support installing and maintaining the communications network. He also taught Auto Mechanics
The Chelsea Groton Foundation is now accepting applications for the spring grant cycle through the Foundation’s online application portal until Friday, April 16, 2021. Local and regional charitable organizations in the program 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 The Travelers Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TRV) and the Travelers Championship today announced a joint commitment to match up to $1 million in donations to The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in the wake of a significant fire on Friday night that destroyed a number of buildings on the grounds of the camp in Ashford, Connecticut.
“For more than three decades, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp has brought hope and healing to children and families struggling with serious illnesses,” said Alan Schnitzer, Chairman and Chief The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut commits to the critical mission of health effort Our Humanity, increasing access to COVID-19 education and prevention measures among communities in Eastern Connecticut through partnerships with local entities.
URU The Right to Be, Inc announces it has been awarded $138,000 from the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut to support the expansion of URU’s Our Humanity initiative. Our Humanity is a risk-communication and riskreduction education and The Three Rivers College Foundation is pleased to announce the formal endowment of the Michael B. Brown Memorial Scholarship. His brother, Dr. Si Brown, who resides in Vancouver, Canada, has chosen to honor his memory with the creation of a $15,000 endowed scholarship.
While employed at Millstone Power Station, Brown championed the nuclear program at Three Rivers Community College, formerly known as Thames Valley Technical College, that challenged students with science and math courses in preparation Community groups, individuals, and businesses have come together to help those facing hunger to celebrate the Valentine’s season. The group of community members organized a cross-town food drive to help restock the shelves at the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center (Food Center) with nonperishables. The Food Center provides food through local programs in New London County that form an emergency food system.The drive is at a critical time when the shelves at the Food Center’s warehouse become The Super Bowl is one of the top-viewed sporting events in the world. For the U.S., it is the most gambled upon sports event of the year.
As of today, sports betting is not legal in Connecticut, but there are plenty of opportunities to place a wager. Most frequently, we see sports pools and informal bets being placed between friends, families, and co-workers. These may not always be problematic for most people who set limits however, it is important to remember that over 100,000 citizens and over
Lawrence + Memorial Hospital (L+M) today launched its HOME – Home Ownership Made Easier – program that provides eligible employees with up to $10,000 in forgivable five-year loans, as well as other incentives and home buying support, when they purchase a home in the city of New London. The hospital will pay down the amount of the loan if the employee continues to work at L+M and live in the home for at least five years.
“Home ownership is the American dream. We are honored to help make this dream a Three Rivers Community College is pleased to release the Fall 2020 Dean’s List for publication. Students earn their place on the Dean’s List by receiving a 3.4 or higher grade point average based on a minimum of 12 credit hours.
The list of names can be found here , one ordered by town and one by last name. If you would prefer, an excel sheet can also be sent. Please contact Alexa Shelton with questions if you have any difficulty with these files. Higher Edge, Inc. has announced that Theresa M. Armendarez will be resigning as executive director, effective June 25, 2021. She is relocating out-of-state where her husband has accepted a new position. To ensure a successful transition for students, partners and supporters, she will step down once her successor has been named. The board of directors will begin its search in February.
Armendarez has served as executive director since June 2018. She is credited with helping to strengthen the nonprofit’s Chelsea Groton Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of 18 employees following a Board of Trustees meeting.
“Chelsea Groton Bank has been successful for over 166 years, and during this past year in particular, because of the dedication and commitment each member of Team Chelsea has for their job and the communities we serve,” said Michael Rauh, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank. “Each of the employees earning a promotion exhibits the traits and behaviors we value – innovative, collaborative,
Mitchell College recently welcomed Dr. Marilyn Sutton-Haywood as its Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs. Sutton-Haywood takes over the position from Dr. Catherine Wright, who retired in late December after a 40-year career at the college.
Sutton-Haywood will oversee several divisions of the college, including academics, student life, Living and Learning programs – including Thames at Mitchell, the Bentsen Learning Center and the Mystic Program – and the Children’s Learning Center. She most Dr. Tracy Y. Espy, president of Mitchell College, was recently profiled in Women in Higher Education, a publication for practitioners in the field, dedicated to issues affecting women working in higher education.
In the article, Espy, who began her tenure as Mitchell’s eighth and first African-American president in July, highlights the need of a liberal arts education for preparing students to be adaptable in their futures, as well as the importance of building community partnerships and civic Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has promoted Holly DePerry to Vice President-Business Lending Manager and Evan Sywak and Matthew Voelker to Commercial Credit Analyst to meet the continuing growth in the credit union’s business lending operations.
DePerry joined Charter Oak’s Business Lending Department in 2017 and has extensive business lending experience in eastern Connecticut and southern Rhode Island. She previously served as the credit union’s Assistant Vice President of Business Lending. Both Sywak The New London Public Safety Review Committee (appointed by Mayor Michael Passero and chaired by John McKnight, dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion at Connecticut College) will discuss its recommendations for strengthening police accountability and police community relations in New London.
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Location: This event will take place virtually via Zoom and be available for live viewing on theday.com, Facebook, and YouTube
This event is FREE and Photo caption (L-R): Patrick Green, president and CEO, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital; Sails Up 4 Cancer Director Holly Phelps Miller, volunteer Courtney Moore, L+M Director of Development Alice Soscia, Sales Up 4 Cancer Executive Secretary Karen Davis and Founder and CEO Bob Davis.Lawrence + Memorial Hospital (L+M) announced today the receipt of a $10,000 grant from Sails Up 4 Cancer to provide high quality, patient-centered care to cancer patients.
Specifically the grant will enable the hospital to assist Harry Thomas, owner of Pro Digital Sounds Mobile Deejay Service, published his first book, Peace by the Sea: Inspiring Images and Quotes to Light Your Way. It features 111 personal seaside photographs paired with inspiring quotes to illustrate twelve principles for living your best life. It is now available for purchase by clicking on this link: https://www.shop.booklogix.com/Peace-by-the-Sea-23146.htm.
Local non-profit organizations are invited to apply for Pfizer Connecticut’s 2021/2022 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 civic The Arc Eastern Connecticut received a $2,303 grant from Charter Oak Federal Credit Union’s Community Giving Program to develop an iPad Lending Library for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live alone and who during the pandemic might otherwise remain isolated.
“This lending library represents a unique opportunity to make sure that our most vulnerable citizens remain connected during what is a confusing and frightening time for everyone,” said Laurie Herring, The Arc’s Chief 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. The only program of its kind in New England, it 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. For Min Jung Kim joined the New Britain Museum of American Art on November 2, 2015, bringing more than 20 years of experience in the art museum field. Most recently, Kim served as Deputy Director for External Relations of the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum (pronounced Brōde) of Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan (Broad MSU), a new museum of contemporary art known for its building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid. Kim has an M.A. in Art History from the Courtauld Stonington, CT — The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) is pleased to announce the addition Dr. Cinda P. Scott, Ms. Caitlyn Slivinski, and Mr. Harrison “Cal” Buxton to the NESS Board of Directors.
“The addition of Dr. Cinda Scott, Caitlyn Slivinski, and Cal Buxton will add to the incredible depth of talent at the NESS Board and we are excited to welcome them aboard,” said Jane Leipold, NESS Board Chair.
Dr. Scott received her Ph.D. in Marine Biology and Fisheries with a focus in
Brittany Leggett, the William A. Stanley Scholarship Recipient, holds her scholarship certificate.
The Three Rivers College Foundation is pleased to announce that Three Rivers Community College pre-nursing student Brittany Leggett has been awarded the William A. Stanley Scholarship. This one-time, Spring 2021 full tuition scholarship rewards a “healthcare hero” and has been given in honor of William Stanley.
As a practicing paramedic with American Ambulance, this past year has been one of the busiest Mitchell College recently awarded four of its students the inaugural George Floyd Scholarship, recognizing their leadership ability and desire to effect social change. The students – all juniors or seniors studying in the Human Services core, with concentrations in criminal process and behavioral sciences/psychology – received $2500 each for the 2020-21 academic year. Recipients include Emil Cortorreal of New London, Conn.; Desmond Knowles of Indianapolis, Ind.; Dylan Radovich of Groton, Conn.; and
In a recent virtual meeting, the Norwich Arts Center's Board of Directors held a vote to elect a new member. They are pleased to announce that Ron Bates of Norwich has joined the Board of Directors for the 2020-2022 term.
Ron Bates came to the Norwich Arts Center with his idea for a Blues program in 2018. He has an eclectic taste in music but is especially drawn to the Blues. He is the founder and producer of NAC’s Blues on Broadway series which, prior to COVID-19, had been a monthly event. National and
Michele Scott, Executive Director of the Health Education Center in Norwich and member of the Board of Directors of The Arc Eastern Connecticut, was named a recipient of the annual “40 Under 40” Award from the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development. Nominated by their peers, the 2020 winners exemplify leadership, initiative, and, especially during COVID-19, resiliency and dedication towards their communities and businesses. Kathleen Stauffer, CEO of The Arc Eastern Connecticut, praised
In the invitation to the virtual presentation, they announced: This award is dedicated to honoring individuals and organizations who have played a vital partnership role with Cornell researchers to expand, strengthen, and speed connections between research, policy and practice in service of human development and wellbeing. It is named after John Eckenrode in recognition of John’s tireless personal and professional dedication to assuring that vulnerable youth and families benefit from high quality Hall Communications is pleased to announce the appointment of Phil LoPiccolo to Sales Manager of our Eastern Connecticut Radio stations WCTY-FM and WICH-AM in Norwich, WNLC-FM in East Lyme, WKNL-FM New London, and WILI-AM\FM in Willimantic.
Phil is a twenty-year veteran of Hall Communications stations WNBH and WCTK in Providence. Over the years Phil has won many sales honors within Hall Communications in Providence, including the Robert Hall Award, Marketing Consultant of the Year and Richard P. Reed We had another exceptional year. Although we faced many challenges, including COVID-19, we were able to serve over 125 girls in our communities. Your generous contributions helped make all of this possible. We are thankful that you support the mission of S.T.E.P.S. and we hope that you will continue to partner with us in the coming years.View our Annual Report The COVID Relief Fund for the Arts, administered by the Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) within the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), was created to support arts nonprofits that
are performing arts centers, schools of the arts, or performing groups for whom grants will make a difference in terms of survival or rehiring; and have had to curtail operations for a period of time due to the COVID-19 pandemic and which have had limited ability to reopen due to pandemic restrictions The Southeastern CT Cultural Coalition is pleased to announce the grant recipients of our CultureSECT Economic Recovery Fund!CLICK HERE TO SEE GRANT RECIPIENTS
The Cultural Coalition established an economic recovery fund at the Community Foundation of Eastern CT in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The initiative supports the sustainability and recovery of arts & cultural institutions, including individual artists, and partners with the Community Foundation, a long-time trusted funder in our region. Through
The Three Rivers College Foundation was selected by a Process Development Team from Pfizer Inc. in Groton, Connecticut as the recipient of $5,000 to support Environmental Engineering Technology at the College.
Pfizer’s Process Development Team for Small Molecule Synthesis was one of the winners of the 2020 Pfizer Green Chemistry Award for their process development to commercialization. The team spans the United States, United Kingdoms, and Ireland and includes colleagues from research and development, The Antonio Auto Group has introduced the Community Strong Fund. Supporting those in need in the local community, dealerships around eastern Connecticut are making donations and inviting people to to join in the giving for local community service organizations.
Each month, Antonio Auto Group designates the local charitable groups that will be the focus for giving. Antonio Auto group will be covering any fees associated with the giving program, so 100% for all dollars donated will go directly to Nation’s Largest Wireless Retail Franchise to Help
Wireless Zone - the nation’s largest wireless retail franchise offering exclusive Verizon products and services - is now collecting monetary donations and non-perishable food items for their Annual Holiday Food Drive. 100% of the money collected goes to purchasing food for those in need, and furthermore, Wireless Zone matches what they collect making the donations go even further!
Over the years, Wireless Zone has donated to the Gemma Moran United Way Sound Community Services is thinking outside the box when it comes to Thanksgiving this year for its clients. Before COVID-19, Sound Community Services gathered 150 – 200 people together consisting of their clients, their families, and staff to Mitchell College in New London for a Thanksgiving feast. Food was catered by Mitchell College, the food was served by staff, music would play, and prizes would be handed out. It was a moment in time that staff and clients looked forward to each year and were thankful
Bill Martin, executive director or Waterford Country School, received the third Eckenrode Award for Partner in Translational Research on Tuesday, November 17.
The award is dedicated to honoring individuals and organizations who have played a vital partnership role with Cornell researchers to expand, strengthen, and speed connections between research, policy and practice in service of human development and wellbeing. It is named after John Eckenrode in recognition of John’s tireless personal and The 13th annual Subaru Share the Love® Event will help deliver nutritious meals and compassion to Eastern Connecticut’s seniors
Thames Valley Council for Community Action (TVCCA) is proud to announce that it will be participating in the 2020 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 19, 2020, through January 4, 2021, Subaru of America will donate $250 for every new Subaru Museum Appoints Christina Connett Brophy as Senior Vice President of Curatorial Affairs and Senior Director of Museum Galleries
Peter Armstrong is appointed the next president and CEO of Mystic Seaport Museum, the organization’s board of trustees announced today. An accomplished museum professional with more than 25 years of experience on two continents, Armstrong joins the Museum from the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, where he is Senior Director of Museum Operations and Education. The board also The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Ellen Anderson of Stonington as its new Director of Development. Ellen comes to the Lyman Allyn with a wealth of experience, having spent over 30 years working in advancement, development, and fundraising. She assumed her new position with the Lyman Allyn on Oct. 20.
“We are thrilled to welcome Ellen as the new Director of Development,” said the Museum Director Sam Quigley. “We’re confident her experiences will help the Lyman Allyn grow
Three area women joined the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center’s Board of Trustees on October 14 at the nonprofit’s annual meeting.
Rebecca M. Nolan, Jennifer Herbst and Claudia Bachmann-Bouchard join the board, which oversees the operation of the center. They will each serve a three-year term.
Nolan is a landscape architect who grew up in Mystic, and returned to the area in 2017. She lives in Pawcatuck. She is Associate Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) where TVCCA’s Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is conducting its 25th Annual Winter Boot Drive to provide children in the region with a pair of warm winter boots in time for the holidays. Thanks to donors, last year, we delivered boots to 1,100 low-income children ranging from preschool through elementary school.
Requests for boots from schools, childcare centers, and town social service departments grow every year. Thanks to your support, we have been able to meet those requests and are counting on
Mystic Seaport Museum honored Hall of Fame sailor Thomas A. Whidden with the 2020 America and the Sea Award. The prestigious award recognizes those individuals and organizations whose extraordinary achievements in the world of maritime exploration, competition, scholarship, and design best exemplify the American character. The award was presented at a virtual gala fundraiser on Friday, October 23.
Whidden is the President and CEO of North Technology Groupand a 2017 inductee into the National Sailing Hall LJ Shoreline Realty is sponsoring a stuff a truck event from November 21-November 24th in the parking lot of Gumdrops and Lollipops Sweet Shoppe at 334 Main Street in downtown Niantic. Stuff the LJ Shoreline Tundra with new pet supplies and food during this time. This drive will benefit the Waterford branch of the CT Humane Society.
Please come by with a donation! For info contact Laurie @ laurie@ljshoreline.com or 860-835-3804, or check out our Facebook page @ljshoreline
The Travelers Championship announced that the 2020 tournament generated more than $1.6 million for 115 local charities through the generosity of corporate sponsors, including Travelers.
“Despite being held as a TV-only event due to the pandemic, we’re grateful that we were able to generate a significant amount of money for local charities while keeping the players and our greater community safe,” said Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube. “We’re fortunate to have so many wonderful While our American Job Center offices in Montville, Willimantic and Danielson are currently closed, we want to help you find a job – virtually!
Since we cannot do in-person recruitments right now, the American Job Centers of Eastern CT are hosting Virtual Hiring Events to help you find employment. We are using a Zoom Platform which will let you interview one-on-one, face-to-face with an employer(s) for 15 minutes*.
Wednesday, October 21
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Participating Employers:Spherion
Chelsea Groton Bank’s Jennifer Pensa, EVP, Chief Innovation Officer, was amongst a group of 14 distinguished women named a Banking New England’s 2020 New England Women in Banking award recipient.
“Banking New England asked readers and banking professionals to nominate women deserving of the New England Women in Banking award. We set out to find the most talented, ambitious, innovative and philanthropic women who are achieving excellence and making a difference in these traditionally male-dominated
Located within one of Connecticut’s premier waterfront communities, is The Cove at Gateway Commons in East Lyme, CT. The Cove is unparalleled among Connecticut apartment communities and has been redefined for an unmatched living experience with elements of sophistication throughout. Upon completion, there will be 120 apartment homes which include 60 Manor homes and 60 Townhomes.
We offer BRAND NEW One and Two Bedroom Manor Homes as well as Three Bedroom Town Homes – you can choose the home that best
Jack Collins has been honored by the Connecticut Law Tribune with a Lifetime Achievement Award. As Managing Partner for more than 20 years, Jack was primarily responsible for the evolution of Suisman Shapiro from a small legal practice to the largest law firm in eastern Connecticut. He has mentored many young lawyers to become leaders in their fields.
Below are some comments from his co-workers:
“When I first came to the firm in 1999, I worked directly under Jack. He’s had a major impact on my career
Chelsea Groton Bank team members recently graduated from the Greater Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce (GNACC) Community Leadership (LEAD) Program, the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT’s (Chamber ECT) Leadership Program, and the Connecticut Bankers Association’s (CBA) Connecticut School of Finance and Management (CSFM).
Nicole Goodrow, Customer Solutions Assistant Manager at the Waterford branch, graduated from the GNACC LEAD Program, which helps develop knowledgeable, committed, and action-oriented High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc. is holding Raffle for a Cause. The November 29 drawing features the grand prize, a 2020 Subaru Forester 2.5i car. Second prize is a Apple iPad Mini, and third prize is an Amazon Echo Show.
Tickets for the Raffle for a Cause are available at highhopestr.org.About High Hopes
High Hopes is one of the oldest and largest therapeutic riding centers in the United States, operating since 1974 and accredited by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship, New London Mayor Michael Passero and other dignitaries will be recognizing the incredible efforts of Rotary Clubs across Connecticut. Connecticut’s 92 Rotary Clubs and their 4,000 members have raised and spent more than $500,000 to help our communities during the Covid-19 crisis. This massive effort to provide PPE, food, and financial support is an unprecedented effort for Rotary, and it is far from over. Rotarians will continue to work hard, in their cities and towns, to help those who need it as we battle
James E. Mitchell, PhD, was recently named chairman of the Board of Directors of L+M Healthcare and Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, succeeding B. Michael Rauh. Mitchell has served on the hospital board since 2013, most recently as secretary.
“We are fortunate to have a leader like Jim Mitchell as our chairman,” said Patrick L. Green, president and CEO of L+M Healthcare. “Jim has been an integral part of our board, and has been a tremendous asset as we have transformed the organization through our The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS), and event organizer Neff Productions, is hosting a Kids & Family Fishing Tourney at City Pier on Saturday, September 26th from 11:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. This kids’ fishing event is catch-and-release and open to participants with all levels of experience. Parents and guardians are welcome to participate; however, supplied fishing poles will be reserved for participants under age 16. Masks are mandatory, there will be a health screening, and social distancing
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this summer I signed a new law that gives all registered voters in Connecticut the ability to vote during the November 3, 2020 General Election using an absentee ballot. While it is important to note that polls will still be open like normal from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day and you can vote in-person if you want, all registered voters also have the option this year of voting by absentee ballot.
If you want to vote by absentee ballot in
The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center welcomes Tiffani Gavin as its next Executive Director. Gavin helms the nationally-recognized, award-winning institution and leads its professional development programs for puppetry, plays, musicals, and cabaret, as well as the flagship undergraduate program, the National Theater Institute.
Prior to joining the O’Neill, Gavin held managerial and creative development roles in both nonprofit and commercial theater, including serving as managing director at the American
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut awarded more than $758,000 in scholarships to 309 students from across the region this year, an increase of 26 individual scholarships and over $33,000 in total awards from 2019.
This year’s scholarship season was different from last year in other ways as well. “The pandemic changed both the financial circumstances and college plans of a number of students, resulting in many recipients deciding to attend a local public institution instead of heading to a
Liberty Bank is accepting nominations for its 20th annual Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award. The application deadline is Friday, September 4 and the recipient will be recognized this fall.
Since 2001, Liberty Bank’s Foundation has presented the Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award to individuals who have made outstanding and ongoing contributions to the cause of promoting and celebrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in the communities served by the Bank. It is named in honor of the
Suisman Shapiro is pleased to announce that two attorneys have been included in the 2021 Edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch.
Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch recognizes associates and other lawyers who are earlier in their careers for their outstanding professional excellence in private practice in the United States.
“Best Lawyers was founded in 1981 with the purpose of recognizing extraordinary lawyers in private practice through an exhaustive peer-review process. Nearly 40 years later, we are proud to Onward Leaders of Child and Family Agency, Inc., a nonprofit organization, will be hosting a virtual art auction this fall 6:00 PM, Wednesday, September 30 to 6:00 PM, Wednesday, October 7.
The Onward Leaders Virtual Art Auction will feature over 80 submissions ranging in style and value. Selections up for bid include paintings (oils, watercolors, pastels), drawings, photographs, prints, and crafts. Many featured artists hail from Southeastern Connecticut but also include notables from New York City, Pledge to #CreateTheVoteCT so YOUR voice is amplified alongside artists, cultural organizations, and residents for the future of our industry and state. Create the Vote CT is a nonpartisan public education campaign to raise awareness and support for the arts among voters and candidates running for public office. Learn more about Create the Vote CT and take the pledge In true community spirit, Always Home completed a major window replacement project this week thanks to The Edward & Mary Lord Foundation and a Rotary Foundation Humanitarian District Managed Grant that matches the support of the Mystic, Groton and Stonington Rotary Clubs. Installation of the new windows will improve safety and energy efficiency at two residential properties Always Home owns in Groton, CT.
Always Home’s mission is Preventing Family Homelessness. “The high cost of our region’s rental
Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-at-Law is pleased to announce that 5 lawyers have been included in the 2021 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
Best Lawyers has published their list for over three decades, earning the respect of the profession, the media, and the public as the most reliable, unbiased source of legal referrals. Its first international list was published in 2006 and Join Advantage Personal Training clients and friends for a Coach led OUTDOOR workout at Esker Point Beach SATURDAY August 29th at 9am.This workout will be BODY WEIGHT and does not require any experience.
Please meet in the GRASS AREA at Esker Point. You do not need equipment but we suggest you bring a mat, towel and water bottle.This event is free but we suggest a $20 donation to the United Way of SECT to support our local community COVID Relief.Please reserve you spot on MINDBODY At its recent Annual Meeting, held at Creaser Park in Coventry, members of The Last Green Valley, Inc. (TLGV) elected new officers and board members.
Joining Board Chairman Mike Nelson of Norwich, CT are Myra Ambrogi of Plainfield, CT as Vice Chairman; Lisa Hayden of Sturbridge, MA as Secretary, and Marty Nieski of Woodstock, CT as Treasurer of the Board of Directors.
Current board member Karyn DiBonaventura of Pomfret, CT was re-elected to a three-year term. DiBonaventura is owner of Longmeadow We are excited to announce that we are opening a Beer’d Garden in The American Velvet Mill, steps away from our Stonington taproom’s front entrance! (If you’ve been to one of our Anniversary parties, then you know the spot).
Our new Stonington hours of operation are:
Wednesday 4 - 9 pm
Thursday 4 - 9 pm
Friday 4 - 9 pm
Saturday 12 - 8 pm
Sunday 1 - 5 pm
We will continue to offer online beer sales and 4pks to go out of the taproom. For the time being, our Groton location will remain curbside pick
Chelsea Groton Bank team members recently earned bachelor degrees, financial diplomas and certifications in various banking specialties.
Two team members earned degrees from Southern New Hampshire University: Rebecca Dambach, Customer Solutions Specialist in Sprague, earned a Bachelor of Accounting and Marielle Winkelman, AS, Customer Solutions Manager in Waterford, earned a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance.
The Center For Financial Training (CFT), dedicated to Hard Rock Cafe at Foxwoods says thank you to our frontline healthcare workers, in a Legendary way. Visit Hard Rock Cafe for a free Legendary Burger. Sign in with your valid health or emergency service ID. Valid until August 21, 2020. Higher Edge is pleased to announce that Sara Bailey, John Bairos, and Tashawn Ward have joined its board of directors.
“Sara has had a longstanding interest in our work, John has served as a volunteer, and Tashawn is a Higher Edge alumnus,” said Theresa Armendarez, Higher Edge Executive Director. “Their professional backgrounds and commitment to improving access to higher education for low-income and first-generation college bound students will be an asset to the board,” added Kristi Kelly, President, Waterford, CT – The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center , National New Play Network , The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival , and Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation jointly announce the selection of four directors from a nationwide pool of applicants for the 2020 National Directors Fellowship:
Adam M. Kassim
Kholoud Sawaf
Blayze Teicher
Sharifa Yasmin
In addition to Goldberg, the selection committee included: Nan Barnett (Executive Director, National New Play Network), Estefania On Wednesday, July 22, 2020, Attorney Kristi D. Kelly was honored by the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA) as a recipient of the Honorable Anthony V. DeMayo Pro Bono Award during a virtual ceremony, “Celebrate with the Stars.” She was nominated for this prestigious recognition by the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center (CVLC), whose mission is to provide legal advocacy for veterans recovering from homelessness and mental illness to overcome barriers to housing, healthcare and income.
Adam J. Cohen, Pro Bono Stonington, CT - The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) is pleased to announce the addition of Hartford HealthCare (HHC) Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer, David A. Whitehead, to the NESS Board of Directors.
"Dave is a tremendous addition to our Board. His business experience and community-mindedness very much align with the NESS mission," said Jane Leipold, NESS Board Chair. "Having Dave on board further reinforces reinforces the fact that both While schools, restaurants and shops closed their doors these past few months, the Wireless Zone- Verizon Premium Wireless Retailers in Groton, New London, Glastonbury, North Windham, Killingly, Putnam and Westerly were not only fortunate enough to remain open to serve their customers as an essential business, but were able to generously give back to their community as well. With over $40,000 being donated to local nonprofit organizations and anticipating the 4th Annual Backpack Giveaway on July 26th, the Norwich ̶ Three Rivers Community College is pleased to release the Spring 2020 Dean’s List for publication. Students earn their place on the Dean’s List by receiving a 3.4 or higher grade point average based on a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Full Name CityStateSamari Adan-CabanasNorwichCTJherymel M. AdilleNorwichCTMarissa R. AlfieldGales FerryCTZachary J. AmaranteMysticCTMelissa AmaroColchesterCTDakota E. AndersonMoosupCTLuis E. AndinoGales FerryCTMaria M. AndradeNorwichCTWilly AndujarNorwichCTJulia N. Dr. Tracy Y. Espy, president, Mitchell CollegeRick D’Avino, chair, Mitchell College Board of Trustees
Two changes in executive level leadership at Mitchell College took place on July 1. Dr. Tracy Y. Espy, who recently moved to New London, began her tenure as the college’s eighth president, and Rick D’Avino started his first term as the elected chair of the college’s Board of Trustees.
Espy, an accomplished college administrator, expert in human development and family therapy and the first The Electric Boat Employees’ Community Services Association has generously awarded $1,995 to The Arc Eastern Connecticut for a “SmartBoard” white board for use at both its Norwich and Danielson locations. This interactive training tool will allow Board Members, managers and new employees to participate fully in strategic planning exercises, intensive pre-employment training, and information sharing as the agency continues to address the challenges presented by the pandemic that affect critical supports for
After a long and successful career in health care, Bill Stanley, vice president for government and community relations at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, will retire in mid-October, L+M Healthcare President and CEO Patrick L. Green announced today.
“Bill has devoted more than two decades to L+M in one of its most challenging areas - fundraising. Bill’s talent and skills have resulted in his having played an important role in the growth and development of this hospital. My sincerest thanks and best
Eric Galvin, President of ConnectiCare
On Tuesday, June 23, Operation Shower in collaboration with ConnectiCare and the Travelers Championship hosted a drive-through baby shower for 39 military moms-to-be. The special event, usually held at the TPC River Highlands during the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, was redesigned this year to adhere to the state and local health department safety guidelines and social distancing protocols.
The drive-through shower took place at the United States Navy
Three Rivers Community College is excited to share that PACT – Connecticut’s solution to debt-free college – has been fully funded. Eligible Connecticut residents can earn a degree or certificate from a community college without debt, but they must apply, sign up for FASFA and register full-time for classes by July 15.
PACT provides free tuition and fees for first-time, full-time college students who are residents of Connecticut and have graduated from a Connecticut high school program including GRE or
The Three Rivers College Foundation was recently awarded $5,000 from the Chelsea Groton Foundation to support tutoring. The College has migrated to an entirely online learning model due to covid-19 which has created a shift in how students are educated. This learning change has been incredibly difficult for many of our most vulnerable students who lack the necessary technology and have trouble successfully engaging in an online learning environment.
The funds Chelsea Groton has generously provided As the Mohegan Tribe has reopened portions of their reservation, including the Mohegan Sun entertainment destination, new safety protocols and operating procedures have been established to protect guests and employees. Working to ensure not only the physical but also the mental health of their guests, Mohegan Sun has recommitted support for the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling (CCPG), continuing a decades-long partnership. This support comes in the form of annual funding and partial sponsorship of The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (Order of AHEPA) presented Kathleen Stauffer, CEO of The Arc Eastern Connecticut, with a check from the AHEPA Foundation for $1,000 at the Norwich chapter’s annual meeting on June 9th.
AHEPA President George Grossomanides praised The Arc ECT and the important work it does on behalf of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in eastern Connecticut. “The AHEPA Foundation has been a longtime supporter of The Arc ECT,” noted Ms. Energy company offers safe, convenient ways for customers to make energy-saving improvements at home or workBERLIN, Conn. (June 10, 2020) – In an effort to help residential customers and small business owners reduce their energy costs during this difficult time, Eversource has modified its popular Home Energy Solutions energy assessments and is now offering no-cost virtual pre-assessments. While all in-home visits are suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic, customers can connect with an Eversource
Mystic, Conn. (June 9, 2020) -- Mystic Seaport Museum and Discovering Amistad announce today they are collaborating to develop new programs to combat racism and promote diversity. The schooner Amistad, docked for the summer at the museum, will be a platform for education, discussion, and outreach. The two organizations will combine staff and resources to nurture engagement and meaningful interaction on the subject.
“We are saddened and dismayed by the death of George Floyd and other recent abhorrent acts Following a health care career spanning more than five decades, Mary Lenzini, president of the Southeastern Connecticut VNA, will retire at the end of 2020.
Lenzini leads the VNA's home health care, school health and community services divisions, which serve thousands of eastern Connecticut residents, including new mothers, the elderly and the homeless. She oversees a staff of more than 240. The VNA, an affiliate of Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, provides more than 100,000 home care visits annually to
Golam Ahmed, who has spent more than 30 years in the financial services industry, has joined Charter Oak Retirement and Investment Services* as its newest Financial Advisor.
Ahmed has extensive experience in a broad range of banking and financial services, including branch management, mortgage and commercial lending, and financial wealth management. Charter Oak Retirement and Investment Services has experienced strong growth over the past several years and its growing staff now includes two
Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce that its 55th commencement will be held virtually online on Saturday, June 13 at 2:00 p.m. Commencement is a time when family, friends, faculty, and staff celebrate the graduates of Three Rivers, their dedication, and their successes, but Covid-19 has changed the circumstances this year. So for the Class of 2020, family and friends will celebrate graduate accomplishments together but separately via a virtual commencement with all the “pomp and
Did you lose your health insurance? You may qualify for coverage through Access Health CT at any time, if you have a Qualifying Life Event through a Special Enrollment Period (SEP). Special Enrollment Period is a time outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period (Nov. 1 – Dec. 15) when you can sign up for health insurance coverage through Access Health CT. If you experience a Qualifying Life Event like losing coverage due to job change/loss, aging off your parents’ plan, moving to Connecticut, getting Charter Oak Federal Credit Union’s Community Outreach Committee has donated more than $3,100 for food assistance to the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center as well as health-care workers and “meals on wheels” recipients in eastern Connecticut.
The Community Outreach Committee is an employee-led assistance program that receives its funding from Charter Oak employees who pay $3 weekly to dress down on Friday “Casual Days.” These funds are used to assist Charter Oak members in need.
“I’m very proud of our Charter
The Thames River Heritage Park and Connecticut Sea Grant are inviting people to solve a word puzzle while exploring historic sites in New London and Groton by completing one or more of the four Thames River Quests any time this summer.
Those who complete the quests can enter a prize drawing for heritage park T-shirts and water taxi tickets.
The quests have been offered as part of Connecticut Trails Day events on the first weekend in June in 2018 and 2019. This year, instead of group gatherings, Trails
Interested in a career in the health field? Then the growing field of clinical medical assistants could be a good choice. Three Rivers staff will be holding multiple virtual information sessions for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, A.S. on and will be available to answer any questions.
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
The 2020 Nightingale Nurse award recipients will be honored quietly and remotely this year as Connecticut continues to practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite the lack of external fanfare, L+M Healthcare is pleased to announce the dedicated and compassionate nurses who have been selected by their peers as Nightingale Nurses for 2020.
Each of the nurses representing L+M Healthcare, a member of Yale New Haven Health which includes Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, Westerly
The Three Rivers College Foundation’s twenty-seventh annual Scholarship Awards were announced on Monday, May 18, 2020. Generous contributions led to over $425,000 in scholarships awarded to a record-breaking 174 students.
Betty Baillargeon, Director of Institutional of Advancement stated, “An unprecedented time in our country forced us to cancel our in-person celebration. While we all do our part to stop the spread of the corona virus, we still have much to celebrate, especially these deserving students. The Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter is pleased to announce that Liz Shilosky will Chair the 2020 Eastern CT Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
“This is personal for me, as with many others. I’ve lost my mom and grandfather to this disease and currently have a sibling fighting the battle,” Shilosky says. “I’ve seen up close what this does to families and caregivers financially, physically and emotionally.”
A retired nurse who spent much of her career in memory care management, Shilosky volunteers
Looking to change careers? Three Rivers Community College is offering two brand new courses this summer that will give you the training you need. Basic CAD – Autocad and Introduction to Software Applications are the perfect first steps for those interested in a new career whether it is drafting or beginning a new role in an office environment. Employers can also use these programs for Three Rivers to train their staff.
Basic CAD – Autocad – Get the training you need to start a career in drafting. Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has promoted Holly DePerry to Assistant Vice President-Business Lender and also promoted Lauren Vincent to Commercial Credit Manager to accommodate the credit union’s expanding business lending business.
DePerry has extensive business lending experience in eastern Connecticut as well as southern Rhode Island and has been with Charter Oak’s Business Lending Department since 2017. Vincent joined Charter Oak
in 2015 and has served in numerous banking positions as well as The University of Connecticut Avery Point recognized 12 students during its “Week of Warriors” initiative from May 4-8. The stories of each individual student, all of whom are making a significant impact in their community during the COVID-19 pandemic, were shared on the school’s social media platforms.
The list of students includes:
Briana Barroga (Waterford, Conn.)
Maxwell Cartier (Mystic, Conn.)
Makenzie Crowell (Lisbon, Conn.)
Abigail Gautrau (Madison, Conn.)
Sierra Jennings Thames River Community Service, Inc. is looking for those who might be interested in serving on its Board of Directors. We are looking for energetic, resourceful, forward thinking and vocal folks in the community interested in becoming a part of a non profit organization which provides housing and services to families and individuals who have experienced homelessness.
Visit Thames River Community Service website to learn more.
Contact Kathy Allen at kathya@trfp.org. During COVID-19 Emergency, SkillUp CT Allows Jobseekers to Upgrade Skills From Their Own Homes
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced the statewide expansion of a program that will make free online learning licenses available to recipients of unemployment insurance, including those who have been impacted by the economic fallout of the COVID-19 public health crisis. The SkillUp CT program will significantly expand access to comprehensive online course work from a leading global provider for The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center announces eight individuals who have been elected to the Board of Trustees. These celebrated artists, business leaders, and philanthropists bring a wealth of experience to the venerable non-profit, best known for developing new works for the american stage and undergraduate training through the National Theater Institute.
New board members include: Tom Kitt, O’Neill alumnus, Pulitzer Prize, and Tony Award-winning composer; Rita Pietropinto-Kitt, University Professor;
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut announces that the “Request for Proposal” (RFP) for the Neighbors for Neighbors Fund will be open on Monday, April 27, 2020. Grants from this fund are available to organizations serving the basic needs of residents of the Foundation’s 42-town region.
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut created the Neighbors for Neighbors Fund (The Fund) in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Fund is jointly administered with the United Ways of It’s ESSENTIAL that you fill out the CENSUS for your household!!It’s EASY: You can do it by mail, you can do it online, or you can do it by telephone!It’s FAST: Takes less than 10 minutes!It’s IMPORTANT: A complete count determines the amount of federal money we get back from paying our taxes in the form of services, support, programs, and business development. A complete count also determines our level of political representation and the size and shape of our legislative districts.It’s SECURE: Your
MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 10th! This year, you can recognize your Mom (or someone special) while supporting mothers who need extra assistance during these uncertain days of COVID-19. A gift of just $25 to Always Home will help a struggling family pay the rent, a utility bill or childcare when a parent goes back to work. In gratitude, Always Home will send a customized Mother’s Day card to the recipient of your choice, explaining that you have honored them with a gift to Always Home. Just click on the link Dime Bank recently held its 151st annual meeting, highlighted by the recognition of two new members to the bank’s Board of Directors. In keeping with its COVID19-related efforts to safeguard its customers, employees and corporators, the meeting was conducted virtually through an audio conferencing system.
At the meeting, President and CEO Nick Caplanson announced that Bonnie Stewart, Executive Director of the Connecticut Society of CPAs, Rocky Hill, CT, and Paul C. Maxfield, Vice President at A/Z
Matthew Beaudoin, President & CEO of Mystic Knotworks in Mystic, CT has been named the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2020 Connecticut Small Business Person of the Year, SBA’s top award, according to an announcement made by Mark S. Hayward, SBA’s Interim District Director.
“We are extremely delighted to honor a truly amazing line up of small business owners and champions this year, said Mark S. Hayward, SBA’s Connecticut Interim District Director. It is important to recognize these outstanding 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
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 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 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 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
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 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 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 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
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 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
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
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
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
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 "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 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 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 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
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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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
Horizons, Inc: Summer Camp
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
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
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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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
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 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
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, 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 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
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 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 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 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. 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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
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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 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 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” 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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
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 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. 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.
'Petty Officer Wilson is 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 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 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.
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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 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 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 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 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 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
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 – 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 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 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.
This
New London, CT – The Coast Guard Academy women's rowing team is ranked 12th nationally in the USRowing/CRCA Preseason Division III Poll.
The Bears are the fourth highest New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) team ranked behind WPI (3rd), Smith (5th) and Wellesley (8th).
Coast Guard will be led by junior co-captain Marissa Marsh and the returning stern pair of senior Jacquelyn Dilley and sophomore Katherine Long. Newcomers senior Addisen Rutkoske and freshman Karin Maher will also New London, CT – Coast Guard will look to defend several national championships at the 2019 NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships on in Fort Benning, Ga. beginning on Saturday.
The Bears will be looking to bring home some hardware once again led by senior Helen Oh during the four day championship.
Oh is the three-time defending national champion in women's Air Pistol and defending champion in the women's All-Around and the Open All-Around Championship.
Last year was the first time ever at the
At the end of every year it is the team at TapSnap headquarters' pleasure to pick out a few franchisees who have been making impressive headway in the photo booth industry and have been superlative in representing the TapSnap brand.
This year, the team chose the following franchisee to take the Franchisee of the Year crown (well, there's no crown, but there is a badge):
Tammy Lonergan (TapSnap 1188)
Tammy and her daughter Viktorija prove that a TapSnap franchise makes a great family business! Always Chelsea Groton Bank Names Regan Nichols, AVP, Customer Solutions Manager in Groton; Rebecca Magner, AS, Customer Solutions Manager in PawcatuckGroton, CT – Regan Nichols of Westerly, RI, has been named Customer Solutions Manager of Chelsea Groton Bank’s Groton branch, and Rebecca Magner, also of Westerly, RI, has been named Customer Solutions Manager of the Bank’s Pawcatuck branch.
“Both Regan and Rebecca are passionate about getting to know their customers and helping customers and members of their Jonathan Duncklee, President of Duncklee Cooling & Heating Inc. received the Top Performer award from Connecticut Green Bank in February 2019 in North Haven, CT at the Energize CT Center. Duncklee and the CT Green bank teamed up with Core Plus Credit Union to offer consumers super-efficient heating and cooling systems with extremely low interest financing.
Connecticut Green Bank is the nation’s first green bank. Its focus is to “achieve cleaner, less expensive, and more reliable sources of energy while Norwich, CT – The Jordan Porco Foundation will honor Rhonda Spaziani, instructor and former Director of Student Programs at Three Rivers Community College, with the Janice Fletcher Memorial Award.
This award was created to recognize a Fresh Check Day coordinator who embodies the same spirit and commitment of Janice Fletcher, the former Director of Counseling at Lasell College, who passed away last July. Spaziani will receive this award at the eighth annual Jordan's Journey Gala on March 23, 2019 at the
New London, CT – Coast Guard will send a record 11 swimmers to the NCAA Division III Championships as seven men and four women will represent the Academy in Greensboro, N.C. on March 20-23.
The 200 medley relay of senior Patrick Jackson, senior Chasse Sodemann, sophomore Tyler Dominick and junior Joe Rodriguez posted the 10th fastest time in Division III (1:29.74) to earn a spot at the championship.
The 200 freestyle relay of sophomore Dan Jenkins, Rodriguez, Dominick and junior John Pompay had the Trailing by two points with less than a minute remaining, the University of Connecticut Avery Point women’s basketball team scored seven straight points on its way to a thrilling 84-82 win over No. 2 nationally ranked Massasoit CC in the Region XXI Tournament final on March 3.
With the win, the Pointers advance to the NJCAA Division III National Tournament for the second straight year.
UConn Avery Point is the No. 6 seed in the tournament and will play No. 3 seeded Owens Community College (Md.) on
New London, CT – Coast Guard will send six cadet-athletes to the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston this upcoming weekend.
Sophomore All-American Kaitlyn Mooney has the fastest time in Division III this season in both the 3,000 meters and 5,000 meters and will be the top seed this weekend and the DMR of Anita Green, Anna Beck, Adora Lawrence and Mooney have the fourth best time entering the championship.
Mooney posted a school-record time of
Westkott Named NEWMAC Men's Co-Coach of the YearNew London, CT – John Westkott has been named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men's Swimming Co-Coach of the Year.
Westkott, in his 20th season as head coach at the Academy, earns NEWMAC Men's Swimming Coach of the Year honors for fourth straight season and the ninth time in his career. He shares the honor this season with Paul Bennett from WPI.
Coast Guard, ranked 16th nationally, placed second for the third straight season Norwich ̶ Three Rivers Community College is pleased to release the Fall 2018 Dean’s List for publication. Students earn their place on the Dean’s List by receiving a 3.4 or higher grade point average based on a minimum of 12 credit hours.
NameCityStateConnecticut Students Alexander G. PikeAmstonCTCharles E. StrautAmstonCTChandra C. WalshAmstonCTOlivia K. KenyonBalticCTKatherine L. KrugBalticCTHeather L. BarberBozrahCTAudrey E. BarteltBozrahCTJillian D. BenedictBozrahCTRaphael S. EckmannBozrahCTSean Norwich, CT – Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank is proud to announce the recent hiring of Joseph Castelli as the Bank’s new Vice President of Residential Lending.
Castelli brings over 30 years of expertise and experience as a mortgage lender to Eastern Connecticut Savings Bank. He founded Guilford Mortgage Service, LLC in 1991, one of the first mortgage broker companies in Connecticut, and has served as the President of Guilford Mortgage Service since its inception. A graduate from Marist College, Groton, CT – Kristin Zummo recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as AVP, Learning & Development Manager. In this role, Kristin is responsible for overseeing training and development for all team members at the Bank.
Prior to joining Chelsea Groton, Kristin spent over seven years in training and development, including five years at Electric Boat where she led company-wide talent, curriculum and leadership development. She also supported employee development through assessment, individual planning, and New London, CT – For the second time this indoor season, sophomore Kaitlyn Mooney has been named the Division III Women's National Athlete of the Week by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
Mooney returned to the track this past weekend two weeks after clocking the third fastest time in NCAA DIII history in the indoor 3000. This time, Mooney competed in the 5000 and made sure her name was higher on the record book.
The sophomore from Manahawkin, New Jersey, crossed the
Three Rivers Community College is excited to announce that Professor of Engineering Science Mark Vesligaj has been awarded a Fulbright International Education Administrators Seminar award to Russia. The Fulbright Program aims to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries and is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government. Fulbright alumni include Nobel Laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, MacArthur Mystic, CT – Mystic Aquarium has announced the promotion of Dr. Allison D. Tuttle to Senior Vice President of Animal Care. Dr. Tuttle has served in a variety of roles at the Aquarium including as Chief Veterinarian and most recently as Vice President of Biological Programs.
In her new role as Senior Vice President, Dr. Tuttle will assume lead responsibility for all aspects of animal husbandry, veterinary medicine, water quality and dive safety. She will also have responsibility for assisting in
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Harbor Village has obtained in network provider status with two United Health Care Plans
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Charter Oak Donates Additional $32,000 to Assist Region's Food Pantries
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Southeastern CT Women’s Network sponsors “Unconscious Bias – Unveiling Racism” Equity in Education
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Under the Golden Dome: What Makes the General Assembly Work and How to be a Better Advocate
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Comcast Commits to Investing $1 Billion over Next 10 Years to Reach 50 Million Low-Income Americans with Tools and Resources to Succeed in Digital World
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Chelsea Groton CEO Michael Rauh Appointed to ABA Board of Directors, ABA Committees
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Elizabeth L. Mahaffey Arts Administration Fellowship Now Accepting Applications!
Emily Casey Named Partner at TCORS Law Firm
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The Town of Waterford Supports The Arc Eastern Connecticut with Yearly Contribution
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Norwich Arts Center's Cooperative Gallery: Juner Zhai joined as an Elected Artist Member
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ConnectiCare Centers Receive International Recognition
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Three Rivers Community College Named 2021-2022 Military Friendly® School
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La Grua Center Mail Art Project
NESS Receives $25,000 Silver-level Sponsorship For Online Experiential Learning Programs
Norwich Arts Center Welcomes James R. Marshall, III, to Board
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Charter Oak Federal Credit Union Awards Grant to The Arc Eastern Connecticut
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Connecticut Arts Council Welcomes New Chair and Council Member
NESS Welcomes Dr. Cinda P. Scott, Ph.D., Caitlyn Slivinski, & Harrison “Cal” Buxton to the Board of Directors
Three Rivers College Foundation Awards Scholarship in Honor of William A. Stanley
Mitchell College Awards Inaugural George Floyd Scholarships
Ron Bates joins NAC Board of Directors
Michele Scott Receives “Native American 40 Under 40” Award
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Hall Communications Announces Phil LoPiccolo as Sales Manager for Eastern CT Radio Stations
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154 non-profit arts organizations to receive $9 million
CultureSECT Announces Grant Recipients
Three Rivers College Foundation receives $5,000 from Pfizer Inc. to support Environmental Engineer
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Eastern CT and Southern Rhode Island Wireless Zone hosting Annual Holiday Food Drive
Sound Community Services Takes Thanksgiving to Its Clients During A Pandemic
Waterford Country School's Bill Martin receives Cornell University Eckenrode Award
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Mystic Seaport Museum Names Peter Armstrong President and CEO
Lyman Allen Art Museum Announces the Appointment of Ellen Anderson as Director of Development
Three New Members Join Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center Board of Trustees
Annual Winter Boot Drive Seeks Donations
Thomas A. Whidden Receives America and the Sea Award
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2020 Travelers Championship Generates more than $1.6 Million for Charity
American Job Center: Virtual Hiring Event October 21
Chelsea Groton Executive Vice President Jennifer Pensa Named New England Women in Banking Honoree
The Cove at Gateway Commons Offers Newly Constructed Townhomes and Manor Homes in East Lyme
Attorney John A. Collins III honored by Connecticut Law Tribune with Lifetime Achievement Award
Chelsea Groton Bank Team Members Complete Leadership and Management Training Programs
High Hopes Therapeutic Riding Holds Raffle for a Cause
CT Rotarians Million Mask Challenge Tour Comes to New London
L+M Healthcare and L+M Hospital appoint new Chair of the Board of Directors
NESS Hosts Kids & Family Fishing Tournament at New London City Pier
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Tiffani Gavin Welcomed as The O'Neill's New Executive Director
Community Foundation of Eastern CT Announces a Record $787,507 in Scholarship Awards
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Two Suisman Shapiro attorneys named to 2021 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch
Onward Leaders Virtual Art Auction
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Always Home Completes Window Replacement Project Thanks to Two Major Gifts
Five Suisman Shapiro attorneys named to 2021 Best Lawyers® list
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TLGV Announces New Board Officers and Members
Beer'd Brewing Opens Beer'd Garden in Stonington
Chelsea Groton Bank Team Members Earn Degrees, Diplomas and Certifications
Hard Rock Cafe Offers Thank You to Frontline Healthcare Workers
Higher Edge Welcomes New Board Members
National Directors Fellowship Selections Announced
Attorney Kristi D. Kelly of Suisman Shapiro honored by Connecticut Bar Association
Hartford Healthcare's David Whitehead Joins the NESS Board of Directors
Wireless Zone Announces $40,000 in Grant recipients, Back Pack Give Away and More!
Three Rivers Community College Announces Spring 2020 Dean’s List
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The Arc Eastern Connecticut Receives Donation from EB Employees’ Association
Bill Stanley, Vice President, Government and Community Relations, Announces Retirement
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Operation Shower, ConnectiCare, Travelers Championship Host Drive-Through Baby Shower For Military Moms-to-be
Don’t Miss the July 15 Deadline for New Students to Attend Three Rivers Community College for FREE
Three Rivers College Foundation receives $5,000 grant from Chelsea Groton Foundation to support tutoring initiative
Mohegan Sun Supports the Physical and Mental Health of Guests as Casino & Resort Reopen for Business
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The Arc Eastern Connecticut Receives Donation from AHEPA
Eversource Provides Virtual Energy Efficiency Pre-Assessments During COVID-19 Pandemic
Mystic Seaport Museum and Discovering Amistad to Partner on Anti-Racism, Diversity Programming
Visiting Nurse Association of Southeastern Connecticut President to Retire
Advisor Golam Ahmed Joins Charter Oak Retirement and Investment Services
Three Rivers Community College to Hold Virtual Commencement on Saturday, June 13
Access Health CT: Need Coverage Now?
Charter Oak Community Outreach Donates Over $3,100 in Food Assistance
Thames River Quests Are Family Fun for Anytime this Summer
Virtual Information Sessions for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, A.S. Degree Program
L+M Healthcare Announces 2020 Nightingale Nurses
Three Rivers College Foundation Awards Over $425,000 in Scholarships
Liz Shilosky to Chair 2020 Alzheimer's Association Eastern CT Walk to End Alzheimer's
Get the Training You Need to Change Careers with Two New Workforce Education Classes at Three Rivers Community College
Charter Oak Promotes Two to Meet Growing Business Lending Needs
UConn Avery Point Highlights Student Achievements During ''Week of Warriors'' Initiative
Thames River Community Service Seeking Board Members
Governor Lamont Announces Statewide Launch of Free Online Job Training Program for Unemployment Claimants
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Announces Eight New Board Members
Community Foundation Accepting ''RFP'' for Neighbors for Neighbors Fund Grants
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Honor Mom with a Donation in Her Name to Always Home
Dime Bank Names Two New Board Members
SBA Announces Connecticut's 2020 Small Business Week Winners
Three Rivers College Foundation Enacts Emergency Funding for Student Laptops during COVID-19 Crisis
Mystic Aquarium Offering Free Online Resources for Fun and Learning
Coast Guard Rifle Coach Named 2020 NRA Distinguished College Coach
Three Rivers Community College Professor Teri Ashton Receives Nurse’s Touch Award
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ConnectiCare Supports Community Organizations in CT
Gerson DaSilva Joins Chelsea Groton Bank As VP, Commercial Loan Officer
New TVCCA Veterans' Coffeehouse to Open in Montville
ECSO Continues 73rd Season ''Spring Strings'' featuring Grammy-Winning Guitarist Jason Vieaux- Saturday, March 28, 2020
Coast Guard Wrestling Qualifies Six for Nationals
Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II Receives Connecticut Office of The Arts: Artist Fellowship for Artistic Excellence Award in Poetry
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Cookbook Author Dorie Greenspan at La Grua Center
Governor Lamont Issues Proclamation Declaring Problem Gambling Awareness Month in Connecticut
The Gallery at Three Rivers Presents ''Glitter'' by Roy Tookes
Bryson DeChambeau Commits to 2020 Traveler's Championship
Call for Artists with Parkinson's Disease
NESS Founder Spike Lobdell Receives US Sailing's Martin Luray Award
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Awards $3000 Grant to Jonnycake Center of Westerly
Norwich Arts Center Appoints Officers
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Knights of Columbus Gales Ferry Council Donates Tootsie Roll Drive Funds to The Arc Eastern CT
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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
Coast Guard Indoor Track Nationally Ranked
Pfizer Connecticut Labs Opens Call for 2020 Community Grants
Brian Pagliaro Named ConnectiCare's New Senior Vice President, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Announces the Departure of CEO/Producer Preston Whiteway
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Lottie B. Scott Publishes ''Deep South, Deep North: A Family's Journey''
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Community Foundation’s Women and Girls Fund Supports The Arc Eastern Connecticut
CT Humane Society announces new executive director
Charter Oak Named Best Credit Union in Commercial Record Survey
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Robert A. Avena and Nicholas F. Kepple join Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-At-Law
Charter Oak's Matching Gifts Donates $400,000 to Charities
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Mystic Aquarium Spreads Holiday Cheer to Salvation Army of New London County
Free FAFSA Completion Workshops at Three Rivers Community College
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Pochal, Kelly & Lech Named to Mystic Aquarium Board of Trustees
TVCCA joins Meals on Wheels America and Subaru of America, Inc. in Sharing the Love this Holiday Season
Nature Center Receives Multi-Year Grant Towards Coogan Farm Vision
Groton Banker Graduates From Industry’s Ivy League Program
Dime Bank donates 150 Turkeys
The Season of Wonderment at Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Coast Guard Wrestling Ranked First in New England
Exhibit: Pawcatuck Remembers - 80 Years of the Field Street School
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SCORE Welcomes Frank LaMonaca as New Chair of Southeastern CT Chapter
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Women's Business Development Council to Celebrate ''Women Rising 2019'' At Annual Gala Luncheon & Awards
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Chelsea Groton Marketing Exec Blazes a Trail in Banking as Women of FIRE Honoree
Beetlejuice to host Spooky Dinner!
Three Rivers Community College Associate Professor Frederick-Douglass Knowles II named Virginia D. Christian Educator of the Year
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ConnectiCare Hosts 2nd Annual Gran Fondo to Honor Former Employee
Eric Galvin to Lead United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut’s 2019 Community Campaign
Three Rivers Community College Professor Creates Endowed Scholarship in Honor of his Father
Coast Guard Names New Assistant Football Coach
Lisa Gencarelli Joins Chelsea Groton Bank Retail Lending Division
UCFS selects The Edward & Mary Lord Foundation as the recipient of the 2019 Palmer Davies Leadership Award.
Coast Guard Football Opens @ Home, 28 SEPT
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Announces $725,489 in Scholarships
Higher Edge Welcomes New Team Members
LTJG Nikki Barnes Chases Olympic Dream
Coast Guard Athletics Names First NCAA Inclusion & Diversity Designee
Liberty Bank Foundation Seeks Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award Nominations
Silver / Petrucelli + Associates Welcomes New Staff
SCORE of Southeastern Connecticut Presents Its Second Annual Networking Event, Featuring Guest Speaker Maria Miranda
Eastern CT and Southern Rhode Island Wireless Zones to donate 2,800 stuffed backpacks
Greg Curtis Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as SVP, Chief Technology Officer
Leslie McKillip Joins Chelsea Groton Bank Commercial Lending Division
Luisanna Cabrera Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as Mortgage Specialist
Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling Announces New Board Members
Knights of Columbus Council 7054 Awards $1,000 to The Arc Eastern CT
Coast Guard Academy Shooters Look to Compete in 2020 Olympics
Chelsea Groton Foundation Presents Scholarships to 16 Rising College Students
ConnectiCare Presents Operation Shower and Operation Recognize to Honor Military Families
Eastern CT Savings Bank Welcomes David W. Stone as First Vice President, Senior Commercial Loan Officer
Appointment of new Chair and Trustees at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc.
Always Home Announces New Executive Director
UCFS seeks nominations for the 2019 Palmer Davies Leadership Award
Charter Oak Awards $90,000 in College Scholarships
Open Your Heart and Home to an International Student with AIEP
Chelsea Groton Bank Employees Honored by Center for Financial Training
ConnectiCare Encourages Students during Bike to School Initiative
John Banks Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as AVP, Retail Lending Operations Manager
The Dolphin: 'Naval Branch Health Clinic Hospital Corpsman named Service Person of the Month''
Wireless Zone Welcomes Team Member TJ Mallon
Three Rivers Community College Pinning Ceremony Celebrates 34 Nursing Students
The Day to Host 'High School Athlete of the Year' Ceremony June 26 in New London
Regional Businesses Come Together for New Veteran Culinary Program
Carrie Dyer appointed as CEO of Reliance Health
NESS Announces Winners of Statewide Drawing Contest
Coast Guard Swimming Earns All-America Honors
Coast Guard Swimming Earns All-American Honors at Nationals
Coast Guard Academy Wrestler Places 6th at Nationals
Coast Guard Track Athlete Earns All-American Honors, Women Place 10th Nationally
S & P Oyster Restaurant Amps Up Its Special Events
Maria Grenier Joins Chelsea Groton Bank as Asst. Treasurer, Deposit Operations Manager
Nancy Butler Returns for Second Year as United Nations Delegate
Coast Guard Bears Win Four Pistol National Championships
Coast Guard Women's Rowing Ranked 12th Nationally
Coast Guard Pistol to Defend Several National Championships
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Chelsea Groton Bank Promotes Two
Duncklee Cooling & Heating Inc. Receives Top Performer Award from Connecticut Green Bank
Rhonda Spaziani of Three Rivers Community College Honored with Janice Fletcher Memorial Award
Coast Guard Men's Swimming Sending 7 to Nationals
Back-to-Back! Late Run Sends Pointers To Region XXI Title, National Tournament Bid
Coast Guard Track & Field Sending 6 Athletes to Nationals
Coast Guard Coach of the Year - Men's Swimming
Fall 2018 Dean’s List at Three Rivers Community College
Eastern Savings Bank Welcomes Joseph Castelli as VP, Residential Lending
Kristin Zummo Joins Chelsea Groton Bank As AVP, Learning & Development Manager
Coast Guard Athlete National Athlete of the Week
Professor Mark Vesligaj of Three Rivers Community College Receives a Fulbright Award
Mystic Aquarium's Tuttle Named Senior VP
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