SALISBURY, Conn.—The Salisbury Winter Sports Association (SWSA) will marks 100 years of ski jumping at the historic Satre Hill during Jumpfest, taking place Feb. 6 through 8. This centennial edition of New […]
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Sharon Library announces lunch programs
SHARON, CONN.—The Hotchkiss Library of Sharon has been designated as a Community Focal Point for the period of Oct. 1, 2025, through Sept. 30, 2028, by Western Connecticut Area Agency […]
HVA honors Orlando and Bogle for conservation efforts
The HVA honored three dedicated conservationists at its annual meeting.
Gaylordsville firefighters plan ham dinner
Gaylordsville to ring in holiday season with ham dinner, tree lighting.
Polar Bear Run registration is open
WARREN, Conn.—The 41st annual Lake Waramaug Polar Bear Run, a 7.8-mile race around the lake that benefits Guiding Eyes for the Blind, has opened registration for the Feb. 22 event. Over […]
Santa
SHARON, Conn.—Santa will make an early appearance this year, coming to the Hotchkiss Library of Sharon Saturday, Dec. 6, from 2 to 4:15 p.m. Families are invited to join in afternoon of holiday […]
HVA receives $30,000 grant for Follow the Forest
CORNWALL, Conn.— The Housatonic Valley Association (HVA) and its conservation partners has been awarded a $30,000 grant to further the Follow the Forest initiative and its mission to protect one of the largest connected wildlife […]
HVA plans Auction for the Environment
CORNWALL, Conn.—Environmental enthusiasts are invited to attend the annual Housatonic Valley Association Auction for the Environment on Saturday, Nov. 22, at South Farms in Morris, Conn. This is the nonprofit’s largest fundraiser […]
Sherman announces holiday events
SHERMAN, Conn.— Sherman has many activities planned for the year-end holidays, including theater, concerts, visual arts and more. To start the season off, the Sherman Players will present “Wreck the Halls,” written and […]
Libraries in challenging times is forum focus
SALISBURY, Conn.—“Books”—from cuneiform symbols scratched into clay tablets through to the digital publications of today—have been housed in libraries for at least 5,000 years. But the public’s access to the […]

