Great Outdoors
Who, who, who will be next?
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Shirley Murtha photographed this stunning barred owl that spent several days in her yard this fall.
Browse & Borrow
Browse & Borrow — December 2024
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Registration is required for all library programs unless otherwise indicated. To register, visit granby-ct.gov/Library, and click on “Register for a Program.” or call the library at 860-844-5275.
Events
Rotary partners with Farley Mac’s for domestic violence fundraiser
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Domestic violence continues to be a growing epidemic in our country.
People
Granby Lions’ year off to a good start
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The Granby Lions Club started its new year on July 1 and is quickly approaching the halfway point of its year. Under the leadership of President Tony Cappelli, the club has had a busy and successful start, with a very busy December ahead.
Events
Food donations filled police cruisers
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Rosia Kennedy, Granby Stop & Shop’s fundraiser coordinator, invited the Granby Police Department and staff for a pet food and pantry food drive on Nov. 17.
Town/Govt
Public hearing Nov. 19 for KCE battery storage project
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The Connecticut Siting Council will conduct a public hearing via Zoom remote conferencing on Tuesday, Nov. 19, beginning with an evidentiary session at 2 p.m. and continuing with a public comment session at 6:30 p.m.
Homepage Featured
Varsity Football Season Underway: GMHS football season surges ahead
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At press time, the team was 3-1. Let’s go, Bears!
About Town
Granby’s FY25 departmental work plans, continued
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Last month, this column introduced a review of the departmental work plans for the Town of Granby. The departmental work plan focuses on functions over and above the daily operations with the overarching goal to move the town forward while introducing resiliency and efficiency into the operations of the town.
Town/Govt
Chief Sansom reflects on his first year in Granby
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As the saying goes, “time goes by fast when working with a great team.”
Drumrolls
Dr. Flush recognized for leadership and mentorship
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Donald Rethke, known affectionately as “Dr. Flush” for his contributions to NASA’s space toilets during the Apollo program, was recognized for his work with the award-winning GMHS Robotics team at a ceremony on Oct. 7.