The Canton Land Conservation Trust will benefit from pizza sales on Tuesday, Oct. 10, at American Flatbread in Canton.
Gov. Ned Lamont recently announced a $24.5 million grant package that includes cash for Canton water/sewer treatment plant work.
Connecticut Water Co. says the project will improve water quality and water service for fire hydrants.
A special candle-making workshop is slated for Thursday, Sept. 28, with some of the proceeds benefiting an animal rescue group.
State Sen. Lisa Seminara, R-Avon, will meet with Canton senior citizens to discuss legislative issues impacting the elderly.
The Canton Public Library's children's department has been overrun with baby chicks as part of an educational display set up there.
Local police have announced the passing of a beloved emergency dispatcher, who retired more than a decade ago.
It will take place Monday, Sept. 11, at the Canton Public Library.
The game was purchased Monday and it netted the player the maximum payout for the game.
Canton officials this week announced what's open and what's closed regarding the Labor Day holiday weekend.
The senator's meeting with Canton senior citizens will take place some time in the fall. It was slated to happen Thursday morning.
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal will be at the Canton Senior Center Thursday morning.
The town's senior and social services department is looking for help taking local senior citizens without transportation to doctor visits.
The event to celebrate the Canton Public Library's summer reading program is on Wednesday, Aug. 16.
The program started this month and there are free collection bins and bags available.
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The group of young people recently refurbished the wooden benches outside the Canton Senior Center.
The event will take place at the Canton 'Chipotle' eatery on Wednesday, June 21.
Canton senior citizens with concerns of any kind are invited to Canton First Selectman Robert Bessel's 'Breakfast With Bob' forum Thursday.
Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.
The group will meet Saturday to discuss 'The Kitchen Boy' while walking on trails at a local reservoir.
The library will begin its summer hours on Saturday.
The revenue is part of a statewide plan to help Connecticut municipalities clean up those small booze bottles that are littering roadsides.
The program starts on Thursday, June 1.
It will soon be open on Monday nights.
Town hosting a special event at a local park.
The Canton Historical Museum features three floors in an old factory full of artifacts, many from the old tool factory in Collinsville.
Town officials Monday flew the 'Donate Life' flag to promote organ donations.
Those doing business with three town hall offices are being asked to do business remotely.
It started with three young men in 1826 and continues today with a historic neighborhood in a quaint town — Canton's Collinsville.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has established a $100,000 Greater Together Community Fund for the Town of Canton.
The Canton Community Health Fund (CCHF) March 1 opened its annual scholarship and grant applications process.
State Rep. Eleni Kavros Degraw, D-Avon, is hosting a special event at a Canton coffee shop to meet with her constituents.
Two officers received the organization's 'Adopt-a-Mile' awards while raising money for the cause.
Presidents Day is Monday, Feb. 20.
The part-time person would earn nearly $20 and hour on a part-time basis.
The event takes place at the Unionville Stop & Shop supermarket in nearby Farmington.
The Adidas Gold Gauntlet Circuit is the premier showcase for elite boys and girls basketball teams in the U.S.
The Canton Public Library is hosting a historian who will discuss his late father's experience during World War II.