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Community, students invited to co-create interactive mural
"He has found a way to tap into the intensity of focus and insight afforded him through Autism Spectrum Disorder to unleash a formidable creative power and vision." - Akus Gallery Director Elizabeth Peterson.
Congressman Courtney introduces bill to curb student loan costs
If Congress does nothing, borrowers who will take out the maximum $23,000 in subsidized student loans will see their interest balloon to an additional $5,200 over a 10-year repayment period and $11,300 over a 20-year repayment period.
Local community events for the week of Jan 23 2012
Members of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's Connecticut Aquatic Resources Education (CARE) program will conduct a Family Ice Fishing Derby at Patriot's Park on Coventry Lake in Coventry on Jan. 28 from noon to 3 p.m. (weather permitting).
Volunteers are needed for CT Special Olympics swim meet
Athletes from all over Connecticut and parts of Massachusetts are already signed up for the 33rd annual Windham Invitational Special Olympics swim meet.
Local firefighter’s mission is to aid Sept. 11 responders now struggling with cancer
Preston has another goal, and that is to get the Zadroga Act amended. The controversial federal bill was supposed to improve services and protection for 9/11 responders, but lacks coverage for cancer. “We need to get these people the help that they need,” said Preston. He noted the bill covers carpal tunnel syndrome, but not cancer.
Applications now available for state’s annual firewood lottery
Standing trees and downed wood will be sold to the lottery winners in designated two-cord lots for $60 by DEEP Foresters, as forest road conditions allow.
Generations Family Health Center celebrates new home
Generations provides primary health, oral, and behavioral health care, case management and support services for people of all ages. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, General Assistance, HUSKY, many managed-care programs and most insurance plans. It also offers a sliding fee scale and flexible payment arrangements for those who are eligible. It never turns anyone away for inability to pay.
Want to learn how to help your community during a disaster?
Many local volunteers used Red Cross Shelter Operations training to assist at the shelters, but we need more help!
Windham regional no-freeze shelter needs supplies, helpers
Located at 1110 Main St. (next to Schiller’s), the center is in need of supplies such as paper towels, toilet paper, razors, shaving cream, decaffeinated coffee, cleaning supplies, warm hats, socks and gloves/mittens.
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