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Corine Norgaard, treasurer for the Windham Community Memorial Hospital Board of Directors, presents statistics on outpatient visits during the hospital’s annual meeting Thursday. Marie Brennan photo
Windham Community Memorial Hospital officials reported their fifth consecutive year in the black at the hospital’s 76th annual meeting Thursday.
The annual meeting, held in the Windham Hospital education room, offered [...]
Testing for thousands of jobs working on the 2010 Census is now underway.
The American Opportunity Credit, in many cases, offers greater tax savings than existing education tax breaks.
USPS Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President said, “We are on pace to meet our goal of reducing work hours by more than 100 million [equivalent to 57,000 full-time positions] for the entire year.”
For the towns of Coventry and Hebron, it pays to recycle - literally.
The Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, a quasi-public agency that allows Connecticut towns to recycle for free, will give back more than $6,300 to Coventry and $4,400 to Hebron.
In an effort to increase recycling, the initiative, which was introduced several years ago, gives $5 [...]
Title: Friends of RHAM football Golf Tourney
Location: Blackledge Country Club
Link out: Click here
Description: Golf Tournament fundraiser for RHAM football, 10 a.m. shotgun start at Blackledge Country Club, Hebron. $125 per person for 18 holes, lunch, dinner and more. Call 295-9556 for more info
Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2009-06-29
Hebron selectmen have made an appointment to a regional board.
Karen Smith was recently appointed as the Town of Hebron’s representative to the North Central Regional Mental Health Board by the selectmen.
Smith’s appointment was made at the regular selectmen’s meeting held in June.
Music provided by the Amphibian Jazz Ensemble filled the room as Windham Hospital recently as it honored 149 staff members who have provided a total of 1,541 years of service over 40 years.
Of these totals, 19 staff members worked for more than 30 years.
The annual Celebration of Service was held at the Elks Club in [...]
There are no strings attached to spending the money. The aim is to give the state’s ailing $1 billion dairy business a lifeline for the next two years, both for the jobs and milk it produces and for the 80,000 acres it keeps from development.
Members of The Farmer’s Cow, local dairy farmers providing Connecticut-produced fresh milk, cream and other products, will be welcoming visitors to their farms during a number of events this summer and fall.
These free farm tours allow the public to see first-hand how The Farmer’s Cow milk is produced, learn about farming, visit the cows, and [...]
