People
Granby’s own Forrest Gump: Dr. Rick Kirschbaum
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“A dentist is what I did, not who I am,” says Rick Kirschbaum, a man of diverse interests and talents.
Familiar Faces
Learning for life: Jennifer Kielbasa
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Like many little girls, Jennifer Kielbasa grew up wanting to be just like her mother. But Jennifer took this desire farther than most. Her mother, Kerry Ann Kielbasa, served Granby for 25 years as director of human and senior services.
People
Reardon recognized as one of America’s best realtors
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Nancy Reardon, a local well-known real estate professional in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices’ Granby office, has been named one of America’s Best Real Estate Professionals by Real Trends and Tom Ferry.
Drumrolls
State Line Oil and Propane receives Connecticut Green Bank Award
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State Line Oil and Propane was recognized as a top performer in 2022 by the Connecticut Green Bank for its contributions to the deployment of clean energy and demonstrated leadership.
People
Westfield Bank promotes new assistant manager in Granby
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James C. Hagan, president and CEO of Westfield Bank, announced the appointment of Jenneyfer Latiff to assistant branch manager at the bank’s Granby location.
People
Leadership transition at Windsor Federal
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Windsor Federal appointed Luke Kettles as its new president on Jan. 1, 2023.
Great Outdoors
Summer Delights: Rhubarb and strawberries
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June was a busy month for Mother Nature. It’s peak egg-laying time for many birds, frogs and turtles; Lady Slippers blooming in the woods and bogs; and strawberries and rhubarb nearly ready for picking.
Verse
July Fourth
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The sun’s light coming through the window wakes me, and I know it will be a glorious Fourth of July day—perfect for parades, picnics, barbecues, a trip to the beach or lake for swimming or boating.
Great Outdoors
Prepare for summer camp season
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Minor injuries and illnesses are as much a part of summer camp as S’mores. With a little planning, you can help your kids avoid bug bites and other summer camp bugaboos like poison ivy rashes and dehydration. Here are six ways to prepare your kids for a day or sleepaway camp.
Events
Farmington Valley Chorale receives grant
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Farmington Valley Chorale, based in Simsbury, received a $4,171 grant through the Connecticut Office of the Arts. This award offers support for general operations for theaters and performing groups.