It is recruiting teens entering grades 8 and up to volunteer and work with younger children on summer reading initiatives.
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The Town of Canton announced that its splash pad opened on Monday, with the town's swimming pool opening later this week.
The presentation next week will explore the history of LGBTQ+ communities in Connecticut.
Eversource released town-by-town reliability scorecards showing fewer outages and faster restorations.
Connecticut’s nip bottle fee has generated over $22M for local environmental programs since 2021.
Connecticut's FY2027 budget boosts local aid with the aim of easing taxes and supporting schools.
Canton warns of closures and delays this weekend as the Collinsville Classic 10K marks its 10th year.
Canton police will host a May 2 coin drop fundraiser on Albany Turnpike to support Special Olympics Connecticut.
The Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton released the snake — found on its property last fall — last Friday.
A well-known pizza restaurant will host a pizza fundraiser to benefit Roaring Brook Nature Center programs and wildlife care.
Canton seeks volunteers for the Saturday, April 25, Farmington River Trail cleanup, with a rain date set for April 26.
The event for children will take place on Saturday, April 18, at a prominent Canton park's pond.
The Canton Public Library says its current app will stop this week.
The CPD is looking for 'Adopt-a-Mile' sponsors for its June 'torch run' to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
The event is part of a national protest movement that will be drawing crowds to oppose Trump' policies, such as a new war, and rising costs.
The Canton pupil was the town's winner in the annual Connecticut Fire Prevention Poster Contest, with selectmen honoring her last week.
The 5th edition of the event starts with two drop-off dates this week and culminates this weekend with the actual swap.
The Canton Parks and Recreation Department is seeking applicants for various seasonal positions, including lifeguards and camp counselors.
An Eastern garter snake found last fall is wintering at Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton and will be released when temperatures rise.
The Teen Advisory Group of the Friends of the Canton Public Library will host a trivia night on March 6 to raise funds for library programs.
The Canton Historical Museum in Collinsville reopened Sunday with weekend hours and special tours by request.
Police on Thursday said they will begin enforcing town regulations regarding the removal of snow from public sidewalks.
The town is in the process of overhauling the committee in charge of the once-troubled Canton Youth Services Bureau.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Canton
The Town of Canton recently dedicated the 2024-25 annual report in his honor.
Part of a national protest, it will mark one year since Trump was sworn into office, with participants protesting his policies.
Founders Offer Gives Local Dogs a Head Start
The library is hosting a two-day 'Pajama Party,' Monday and Tuesday, with those in their PJs eligible for a special raffle.
The Canton Land Trust is hosting a special hiking tour this weekend to showcase some of its trails.
Part of the library's 250th birthday celebration of the iconic author, the event this weekend will be hosted by a noted fashion expert.
From outdoor skills to creative arts to hands-on learning, every day brings a new opportunity to try something different.
The state's 'Nickel per Nip' program reimburses towns for the cleanup of those tiny bottles, with Canton cashing in as well.
The church recently installed the feature, in which folks are asked to 'take what you need, leave what you can.'
The libraries from Canton, Avon, Simsbury, Farmington, and UConn Law (Hartford) are collaborating on a lecture series for the U.S. 250th.