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Winter weather changes how we all get around, including how mail is delivered to every address in Granby and surrounding towns. A few simple steps can help keep customers and Postal Service employees safe during ice and snow.
Granby Artists held its biggest and most ambitious event ever at Holcomb Farm on Oct. 4. Over 1,200 people came to see the works of the more than 60 current and past members of Granby Artists.
The annual Granby Artists Holiday Gift Show will be held on Saturday, Dec. 5 and the Seasons of the Granby Oak Art Show will be held from Dec. 6 to 31.
One of the more common issues we see with our pets is blood in the urine. This is often accompanied by other clinical signs like straining, going more often and discomfort. The first thing most people think of is a urinary tract infection, or UTI. While we can see these somewhat commonly in our pets, it is not the only reason for bloody urine.
Granby’s David Desiderato offers a beneficial and illuminating resource in his periodic Not Wanted column. Consider this a counterpart, highlighting a native wildflower each month. The starting point will be plants within the Granby Wildflower Meadow’s newly installed pocket teaching meadow.
Alex Anisimov photographed this giant sycamore tree next to GrassRoots ice cream. Its estimated age of 230 years means it has seen lots of changes in Granby.
A well-stocked toolbox is an empowering thing, holding the possibilities of every project yet to come. Because a well-made tool can last a lifetime, I believe that it’s worth spending a little more upfront to get high-quality tools.
The Board of Selectmen filled two vacancies at its Oct. 5 meeting.
It occurs to me that the average person wanting to learn how to knit or crochet probably has no idea where to begin. In my case, my poor, long-suffering mother taught me in my teens, but back then I wasn’t as mad for the craft as I am now and soon abandoned it.
The season has changed, but the Farm Store stays open; Harvest Evening celebrates a successful season; and Make Holcomb Farm part of your year-end giving
Highlights from the meeting held on September 8th, 2026
Save the date! The Granby UNICO will hold a wine tasting event on Saturday, Oct. 10, 6–9 p.m., at Copper Hill Golf Club in East Granby.
Granby Public Schools is excited to welcome Ashly Darnell as the next principal of Granby Memorial Middle School. Darnell was selected from a robust pool of highly qualified applicants, and her depth of experience, student-centered leadership, and commitment to building strong relationships immediately rose to the top.
Spring Pond at McLean Game Refuge. Photo by Nina Jamison.
Registration is required for all library programs unless noted. To register visit granby-ct.gov/Library, and click on “Register for a Program” or call the library at 860-844-5275. To learn more about upcoming programs, sign up for the library’s monthly eNewsletter.
This Gorgonzola bread recipe has been a family favorite for years and it’s one that brings back wonderful memories every time I make it. It has graced our table for countless gatherings, and there never seems to be much left over!
Salomon, Debera Grace Wheeler, 82, wife of the late Mark Alan Salomon, August 13
Wagemaker, Emily M., 92, wife of the late William “Bill” Wagemaker, August 13
The Granby Memorial High school drama club is excited to announce its rendition of Matt Cox’s comedy, Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, for the fall play in November.
Every spring, with great appreciation for the farmers who swap a busy fall workday for one filled with visitors, a dedicated group of Granby women start planning the annual Granby Open Farm Day.
Extending an invitation to the upcoming Granby Artists 25th Anniversary Showcase and Celebration was the finale of the presentation at the September Granby Women’s Breakfast at the Senior Center.
A phenomenal breakfast spread on the morning of Sept. 14 honored the retirement of two of Granby’s important contributors: Kirk Severance of Public Works and Paul Willis of the Registrar’s office. Members of both Granby and East Granby public works were present in addition to Granby officials and friends of the honorees.
Transfer Station hours: In addition to Saturdays, the transfer station will be open Wednesday mornings (8 a.m. to noon) through Nov. 25.
We wonder if it is also true of sunflowers that “two heads are better than one.”
The Granby Registrars of Voters are preparing for a busy voting season this fall. On Nov. 3 there will be a general election that includes voting for candidates running for Governor, for U.S. Congress and for other regional and state offices. On Dec. 8 there will be a town vote on five local bonding questions.
The Salmon Brook Music Series is kicking off its 12th season with a multi-generational concert. Families and music lovers of all ages are invited to enjoy an afternoon of live music on Sunday, Oct. 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Granby Congregational Church Fellowship Building, South Campus, 242 Salmon Brook Street.
Last month’s column highlighted how helpful the cadets of the Lost Acres Fire Department were in building the July 3 bonfire that celebrated our nation’s 250th anniversary. Those cadets are taught by a dedicated group of volunteers at the Lost Acres Fire Department, which is celebrating its 90th year of service.
This summer, Alyssa Klebart reached out to Town Manager Mike Walsh to complete a Girl Scout summer project that benefited Granby. The project titled “Canine Poop Bags” was the result.
Have you noticed more children walking through town with their heads down, looking at their phones? Or wondered what parents can do about the growing impact of social media and excessive screen use on our children?
GLT’s 19th Annual Juried Art Show; Annual Meeting and Community Supper set for Oct. 18