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West Haverstraw's Helen Hayes Hospital Expo Features Adapted Sports West Haverstraw's Helen Hayes Hospital Expo Features Adapted Sports
West Haverstraw's Helen Hayes Hospital Expo Features Adapted Sports WEST HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. -- Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw will host its seventh annual Adapted Sports, Recreation and Living Expo on Saturday, April 9, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m.  The free event will showcase adapted sports and recreation opportunities, as well as a variety of products and services for seniors, people with disabilities and their families or caregivers.  Exhibitors include the 1Touch Project, which will lead expo attendees through activities based on a unique self-defense program designed for individuals with disabilities; the state Department of Environmental Conservation, …
10 Staples Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Finalists 10 Staples Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Finalists
10 Staples Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Finalists WESTPORT, Conn. -- Staples High School in Westport announced that 10 seniors have been named finalists in the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Program. Those students are: Jodie Baris, Hannah Debalsi, Arjun Dhindsa, Quinn Hughes, George Menz, Nicolas Ribolla, Aaron Samuels, Peter Sauer, Grant Tobben and Steven Xu.  To become a finalist, students met these criteria: outstanding academic record throughout high school; endorsement and recommendation by the school principal; SAT scores that confirm the student’s earlier qualifying test performance. Semifinalists and a school official had to submi…
Monroe Rep. Sredzinski Testifies On 911 Access, Food Truck Safety Monroe Rep. Sredzinski Testifies On 911 Access, Food Truck Safety
Monroe Rep. Sredzinski Testifies On 911 Access, Food Truck Safety MONROE, Conn. – At a public hearing of the legislature’s Public Health Committee last month, state Rep. J.P. Sredzinski (R-112, Newtown and Monroe) appeared before committee members to testify on two bill proposals. Sredzinski first spoke on House Bill 5269, an act concerning instructions for multiline telephone systems to access 9-1-1. Many phones on a multiline system require the user to first dial “9” or “8” to access any outside number, including 9-1-1. Unfortunately, many people fail to realize that they must dial this additional number before calling 9-1-1, especially in the chaos typic…
Danbury's WestConn Celebrates Women's History Month With Daylong Program Danbury's WestConn Celebrates Women's History Month With Daylong Program
Danbury's WestConn Celebrates Women's History Month With Daylong Program DANBURY, Conn. -- Western Connecticut State University will host a Women’s History Month program sponsored by the Women’s Center of Greater Danbury, the Danbury Public Library and the Danbury Museum and Historical Society. The full-day program will begin at 9:15 a.m. on Saturday, March 5, in the Student Center theater on Western’s Midtown campus, 181 White St. in Danbury, and will conclude at the Danbury Library, 170 Main St., at 4 p.m.  The program is free and open to the public. Darla Shaw, an education and literary professor at WCSU, organized the program.  “People who attend will be tak…
Darien Arts Center Gears Up For Giving Day Social Media Competition Darien Arts Center Gears Up For Giving Day Social Media Competition
Darien Arts Center Gears Up For Giving Day Social Media Competition DARIEN, Conn. -- Board members and organizers of the Giving Day fundraising effort for the Darien Arts Center prepare for a Facebook and Twitter photo to post in a March 7 competition for likes and retweets. The social media competition is just one of multiple opportunities for nonprofits participating in Fairfield County’s Giving Day to win monetary prizes.  Giving Day is a 24-hour online fundraising competition taking place on March 10, where supporters can go to the website and support their favorite local nonprofits.  The Darien Arts Center is hoping to raise $5,000 to support its progr…
Fairfield County Lawmakers Propose School Safety Bill After Bomb Threats Fairfield County Lawmakers Propose School Safety Bill After Bomb Threats
Fairfield County Lawmakers Propose School Safety Bill After Bomb Threats FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- After a wave of bomb and violent threats made recently at schools across the state and throughout the country, Fairfield County lawmakers and a Sandy Hook family spoke at the State Capitol in favor of making schools safer in Connecticut. State sen. Tony Hwang (R-28th) and state Rep. William Tong (D-Stamford and Darien), said that proposed Senate Bill 246, an act concerning the zero-tolerance safe school environment, would increase the penalties for when a threat involves a preschool, kindergarten through 12 school or an institution of higher education. The bill wou…
Weston Man Explores Artificial Intelligence At Cannon Grange In Wilton Weston Man Explores Artificial Intelligence At Cannon Grange In Wilton
Weston Man Explores Artificial Intelligence At Cannon Grange In Wilton WESTON, Conn. -- Technology expert Richard Frisch will discuss "Artificial Intelligence: What is it? What is it becoming?" on Thursday, March 3 at 7 p.m. in the Cannon Grange Hall, 25 Cannon Road, Wilton. He will explore the promise and perils of the intelligence inherent to machines and software prevalent in our world. Admission is free and parking is available in the Grange lot and across the street at the Cannondale Railroad Station and Village.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents suffuse our lives, helping choose what books we buy, what movies we see and even who we date. It p…
Stamford Public Hearing Addresses State Bill On Bikes And Pedestrians Stamford Public Hearing Addresses State Bill On Bikes And Pedestrians
Stamford Public Hearing Addresses State Bill On Bikes And Pedestrians STAMFORD, Conn. -- Would you like to have the opportunity to impact state policy on bikes and pedestrians in Stamford? If so, attend the Judiciary Committee's public hearing on Wednesday, March 2 at 1 p.m. at University of Connecticut Stamford's Gen Re Auditorium. The Judiciary Committee has raised HB 5403, an act increasing penalties for failure to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and failure to exercise due care to avoid hitting a pedestrian or cyclist. This bill would increase the fine from a maximum of $90 to a maximum of $500 for motorists that fail to exercise due care to avoid hittin…
Greenburgh Hebrew Center Features Host Of Purim Festivities Greenburgh Hebrew Center Features Host Of Purim Festivities
Greenburgh Hebrew Center Features Host Of Purim Festivities GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The Greenburgh Hebrew Center celebrates the festival of Purim with a carnival and activities for children and adults on Sunday, March 20.  Purim festivities begin at 10 a.m. with activities for families with young children – Purim songs, a megillah story and costume parade. At 10:30 a.m. the Purim carnival kicks off. The carnival features game booths and events for all ages such as Shushan Shuffle, Basketball/Football Toss and Sponge Throw; preschool games; Super Slide; Sports Bounce House; chair massages; crafts; food court; costume contest; and prizes.  Everybody is en…
Meals On Wheels Seeks Board Members, Drivers In Ridgefield Meals On Wheels Seeks Board Members, Drivers In Ridgefield
Meals On Wheels Seeks Board Members, Drivers In Ridgefield RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- Meals on wheels needs drivers to provide a food service to older people in the community of Ridgefield. Drivers can sign up to deliver meals three mornings a week or serve as substitute drivers. Meals on Wheels is also looking for a board member who can handle the annual newsletter, a website, and social media.  There are monthly meetings, the second Tuesday of every month. To get involved with the organization email mowridgefield@gmail.com.
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