North Haveners Prominent Among 2026 SCDC Hall of Fame Inductees
The SCDC is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization whose stated mission is to foster and promote the game of baseball in the southern Connecticut region.
The SCDC is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization whose stated mission is to foster and promote the game of baseball in the southern Connecticut region.
Public safety organizations back Cicarella for reelection to 34th State Senate District
The skid steer, a compact bucket-loader style machine, will be used by the Fire Department as a training aid, particularly for exercises involving vehicle rescue and extrication.
The fair will give prospective law students an opportunity to learn more about the law school admissions process as well as the academic programs, career services, financial aid and scholarships available at the participating law schools.
The health fair is free and open to the public. It will feature a Narcan training sign-up, foot screenings, healthy cooking demonstrations, educational carnival games and a food truck.
The majority of residents in attendance expressed their opposition to tolls and there were nearly 200 individuals in attendance.
Connecticut does not have a revenue problem; we have a spending problem.
Bulk pick-up will last two full weeks of April.
Guest speaker Kathy McAfee, a Connecticut businesswoman known as “America’s Marketing Motivator,” will discuss personal branding and how professionals can strategically position themselves for greater success.
The speaking engagement, which is sponsored by Quinnipiac’s Jewish Law Students’ Association, is free and open to the public.
With the governor’s recent budget address including more than fifty tolls expected on all major highways across the state, this event will allow area residents to share their concerns, get their questions answered, and discuss potential alternatives.
The North Haven Soccer Club is giving $500 college scholarships to two current or former members of the NHSC who are heading off to college.
The symposium will bring together legal and medical experts, advocates and survivors to explore emerging public health issues in the battle against sex trafficking.
The annual event gives people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families the opportunity to speak directly to legislators about the challenges they face.
Connecticut currently has over 26,000 active firefighters; about 22,000 of these are volunteers, which amount to about 80 percent.
Both sessions will feature an overview of graduate admissions and financial aid. Students also will have an opportunity to participate in breakout sessions with the program directors.