Efforts being undertaken by hundreds of local community groups amount to a groundswell. Of support for informed environmental planning and management in Connecticut. A new chapter is being written in the long tradition of citizen conservation that has thrived here for generations- at a time that will be pivotal in resolving issues about conservation and development, water and wetlands, forests and farmland, smart growth, environmental justice and science education. Involved with environmental issues and .

Saturday, July 22, 2017. I feel the need to write these things so that I can remember that there is a reason that life seems a bit hard right now. A reminder to be kind to myself and make self-care a top priority. My Funny Frannie, we called her our blue footed booby because of the shoes she had to wear on the beach due to Doxil and little orphan Frannie since she lost her long locks to chemo. Fran at the hospice facility with her two daughters and kitty Maggie.

10 am - 4 pm, Free admission. Watch a horse-training clinic and a sheep shearing demonstration. Take a wagon ride, taste a new wine or the first apples of the season, try out spinning some wool, or take your photo on a tractor.

A fresh blanket of snow. Long shadows emphasize the fences surrounding the Salmon Brook Historical Society on this crisp, clear winter day. Making a life out of glass. Budget workshops planned for March 8, 12. Proposals received for East Street property. GEF sets April 27 for Gran-Bee. Hiving a hankering for trivia? A fresh blanket of snow.