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There are many things that individuals can do to promote cognitive function. Being proactive in overall health and lifestyle may increase brain flexibility as well as encourage a positive mental state.
Almost any driver will tell you that when you see a school bus with lights flashing you must stop and wait. But what is your responsibility as a driver when you see a horse and rider on the road?
Folk singer and composer Mark Erelli returns to the Salmon Brook Music Series on Saturday, June 9. Since his first album, Signature Sounds, in 1999, his rigorous touring schedule has included the major folk festivals at Newport and Philadelphia.
Susan Patricelli-Regan, host of CT Valley Views, again speaks with David Guttchen, director of Connecticut Long-Term Care Partnership, regarding the risks, costs and benefits of this vital insurance. Although there can be annual increases to premiums for coverage, the advantages are significant as it protects the individual’s assets and savings allowing the option of choosing assisted living or remaining in the home, contributing to the overall quality of life not only for the participant but the extended family.
The Destiny Africa Children’s Choir 2018 World Tour is coming to Granby in June. This multi-talented children’s choir has been touring worldwide since 2009 and delivers an amazing, heartfelt experience of joy and hope.
Granby Ambulance Association will hold its second classic car show at Mark’s Auto Parts in East Granby on June 23. All proceeds will benefit the Mary H. Hausmann Scholarship fund.
Simsbury Bank was pleased to have fielded a team in the Granby Education Foundation’s 15th annual Gran-Bee event, held April 27 at GMHS auditorium. Simsbury Bank was also a $1,000 “swarm sponsor”.
Each of the past few years my friend Ken has asked me if I want to go fishing on opening day of trout season. I always say “yes” when I secretly mean “not really.”
Don’t get me wrong, I love fishing with Ken.
The Salmon Brook Historical Society held its annual meeting on April 24 at the First Congregational Church on North Granby Road. After a social hour and delicious meal, President Rich Zlotnick called the meeting to order, suspended reading of the 2017 annual meeting minutes and recognized members who have passed away.
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