Canton Library To Disable Its App; New App Expected In June

The Canton Public Library says its current app will stop this week.

Canton Police Seek Sponsors For Special Olympics Torch Run

The CPD is looking for 'Adopt-a-Mile' sponsors for its June 'torch run' to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut.

Where To Find Military Discounts Near Canton

From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.

Anti-Trump Protest Planned In Canton As 'No Kings' Movement Returns This Weekend

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.

LOOK: Canton's Winner In Annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest

The Canton pupil was the town's winner in the annual Connecticut Fire Prevention Poster Contest, with selectmen honoring her last week.

Craft Supply Swap Returns To Canton Public Library This Week

The 5th edition of the event starts with two drop-off dates this week and culminates this weekend with the actual swap.

Canton Parks & Rec Seeks Summer Staff For Myriad Roles

The Canton Parks and Recreation Department is seeking applicants for various seasonal positions, including lifeguards and camp counselors.

Say 'Hello' To Canton Nature Center's Little Friend

An Eastern garter snake found last fall is wintering at Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton and will be released when temperatures rise.

Canton Library Hosts Trivia Night To Support Programming

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.

Canton Historical Museum Reopens For The Year

The Canton Historical Museum in Collinsville reopened Sunday with weekend hours and special tours by request.

Canton Police Issue Warning About Sidewalk Snow Removal Rules

Police on Thursday said they will begin enforcing town regulations regarding the removal of snow from public sidewalks.

Canton Selectmen Mull Next Steps With Town's Youth Services Bureau

The town is in the process of overhauling the committee in charge of the once-troubled Canton Youth Services Bureau.

Have You Seen A Good Deed In Canton? Tell Us About It!

Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Canton

Canton Honors Fuel Bank Advocate For Decades Of Service

The Town of Canton recently dedicated the 2024-25 annual report in his honor.

Anti-Trump 'Free America' Walkout Planned In Canton

Part of a national protest, it will mark one year since Trump was sworn into office, with participants protesting his policies.

Roll Out Of Bed And Visit Canton Public Library

The library is hosting a two-day 'Pajama Party,' Monday and Tuesday, with those in their PJs eligible for a special raffle.

Take A Hike In Canton This Weekend At Special Guided Tour

The Canton Land Trust is hosting a special hiking tour this weekend to showcase some of its trails.

Canton Library To Celebrate Fashion Of Jane Austen

Part of the library's 250th birthday celebration of the iconic author, the event this weekend will be hosted by a noted fashion expert.

CT 'Nickel Per Nip' Program: How Much Did Canton Get?

The state's 'Nickel per Nip' program reimburses towns for the cleanup of those tiny bottles, with Canton cashing in as well.

Canton Church's 'Sharing Shelf' Offers Aid To Those In Need

The church recently installed the feature, in which folks are asked to 'take what you need, leave what you can.'

Multi-Town U.S. History Series Starts In Canton This Week

The libraries from Canton, Avon, Simsbury, Farmington, and UConn Law (Hartford) are collaborating on a lecture series for the U.S. 250th.

Canton Food Bank Preps For SNAP Crisis

With the federal government about to cease food benefits for millions, including children and the elderly, the food bank says it is ready.

Meet A Penguin (For Real) At Canton Public Library

The local library next week is hosting a free program featuring a 'penguin ambassador' from the Mystic Aquarium.

2025 Collinsville Trick or Trot Results

The results for the race and costume contest

Anti-Trump 'No Kings' Rally Planned In Canton

The rally this weekend is one of thousands nationally to protest the policies of President Trump and his controversial administration.

Canton Announces Columbus Day Holiday Impacts

Monday, Oct. 13, is the Columbus Day Holiday.

Canton Sewers Getting Tested Next Week

Town-hired contractors will be conducting 'smoketests' to find flaws in the sewer connection system.

Canton HS Girls' Volleyball Aims To Spike Out Breast Cancer Against Suffield

The team is hosting a 'Pink Out Game For Breast Cancer Awareness' this week, with folks urged to come cheer and support cancer research.

Affordable Housing In Canton Topic Of Forum Next Week

The town is looking to gather community input as it tries to address the issue of affordable housing locally.

Show Your Vacation 'Spirit' At Canton Library During Special Contest

The Canton Public Library's 'Spirit Days' event this week wants folks to dress like they did on their summer vacation to win prizes.

Popular Canton Park Under Siege From Invasive Plants

The town is organizing a work detail this weekend for folks to rid the beloved town park of invasive weeds.

Fall/Winter Arrives At Canton's Transfer Station

The Canton Transfer Station, where bulky waste, recycling, and trash is collected, is now in fall/winter mode.

Canton Forum To Focus On Emergency Preps

Canton's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)​ will host a free presentation on emergency preparedness.

Mystery Urn Found On Canton Running/Hiking Trail

The Canton Police Department said it was found on a fence post at a trail, and they're looking to return the urn to its owner.

Canton Shopping Destination Hosting Celebration For Childhood Cancer Research

The Shops at Farmington Valley on Saturday, Sept. 6, will host 'Valley Fest,' the brainchild of a young Avon cancer survivor.

New Website Fuels Push For New Canton Photographs

The Town of Canton is asking folks to send them any photos that scream 'Canton' as it is looking to create a new website for the town.

Canton Remembers Massive 1955 River Flooding

70 years ago this week, Collinsville — specifically the Collins Co. factory — was badly damaged in the worst flooding in state history.

Cash Available For Canton Causes, But Ideas Sought On Who Should Get It

Starting Aug. 15 through Oct. 15, the Canton Greater Together Community Fund is seeking ideas on what local causes should benefit.

Adaptive Kayaking Event Slated In Canton Tuesday

A well-known kayak/canoe operation in Collinsville is hosting 'Canton Adaptive Kayak Day' for local residents with disabilities.

Canton's Transfer Station Closed

The facility was shuttered 'until further notice' on Thursday.