People
The world’s largest alarm clock
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Lots of people have some type of reminders that keep them on track and on schedule during their days and nights.
CT Valley Views
Oak Hill School celebrates 130 years
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Susan Regan, host of CT Valley Views, interviewed Ana Wittig, chief administrator of Oak Hill School in an informative dialogue about this venerable institution that is celebrating its 130th year serving the citizens of New England communities.
People
The Grimaldis give back with Project Purple
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Kasey Grimaldi is a 10-year pancreatic cancer survivor. Throughout her battle, she has loved and lost a lot because of this deadly disease. However, she continues to hope for a brighter future and a world without pancreatic cancer, and she is taking steps to make that dream a reality.
People
LGBTQ+ Moveable Senior Program expands
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Last month the CT Healthy Living Collective announced the expansion of the CT LGBTQ+ Moveable Senior Center Program to coincide with the celebration of Pride Month.
Health Notes
Short walks help your heart
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Numerous studies support exercise and cardiovascular health protection. We know this, but putting it into practice is hard.
People
Prayer request boxes dedicated
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On June 4, members of Granby Congregational Church, United Church of Christ gathered to dedicate a prayer request box
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
YMCA presents annual awards
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June is an opportunity for many nonprofits to reflect on the programmatic year that has passed, while looking ahead and moving forward with new opportunities and partnerships. On June 22, donors, volunteers, staff members and honored guests gathered at Lost Acres Vineyard for our Farmington Valley YMCA Annual Dinner.
People
Be prepared for summer storms
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Sunshine and warm weather is finally upon us, but don’t take it for granted. With hot humid weather often comes the threat of severe thunderstorms, straight-line wind events, tornados, hurricanes and possible associated flooding.