Canton Resident Wins Big On Scratch-Off Ticket: CT Lottery

Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.

Canton Library Group Combines Literature With The Outdoors

The group will meet Saturday to discuss 'The Kitchen Boy' while walking on trails at a local reservoir.

Summer Comes Early At Canton Public Library

The library will begin its summer hours on Saturday.

Canton's 'Nip' Bottle Revenue Exceeds $7.1K

The revenue is part of a statewide plan to help Connecticut municipalities clean up those small booze bottles that are littering roadsides.

Canton Offers Free Scrap Metal Collection For Residents

The program starts on Thursday, June 1.

Canton Food Bank To Expand Its Hours

It will soon be open on Monday nights.

Canton To Celebrate Earth Day Friday By Planting A Tree

Town hosting a special event at a local park.

History Museum A Shrine To Canton Area's Past

The Canton Historical Museum features three floors in an old factory full of artifacts, many from the old tool factory in Collinsville.

Canton Goes All-In For Organ Donations

Town officials Monday flew the 'Donate Life' flag to promote organ donations.

Canton Town Hall Interior Renovations Impact Guests

Those doing business with three town hall offices are being asked to do business remotely.

Canton's Collinsville A Symbol Of The American Dream

It started with three young men in 1826 and continues today with a historic neighborhood in a quaint town — Canton's Collinsville.

Grant Deadline Approaching To Make Canton A Better Place

The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has established a $100,000 Greater Together Community Fund for the Town of Canton.

Clocking Ticking To Seek Special Canton Scholarships/Grants

The Canton Community Health Fund (CCHF)​ March 1 opened its annual scholarship and grant applications process.

Meet Your State Rep. For Coffee In Canton

State Rep. Eleni Kavros Degraw, D-Avon, is hosting a special event at a Canton coffee shop to meet with her constituents.

Canton Police Honored By CT Special Olympics

Two officers received the organization's 'Adopt-a-Mile' awards while raising money for the cause.

Canton Presidents Day Weekend Impacts Announced

Presidents Day is Monday, Feb. 20.

Town Of Canton Seeks Recording Clerk

The part-time person would earn nearly $20 and hour on a part-time basis.

Month-Long Valentine's Day Flower Sale To Help Canton Food Bank

The event takes place at the Unionville Stop & Shop supermarket in nearby Farmington.

CT Northstars To Compete In Exclusive Adidas Gold Gauntlet Circuit

The Adidas Gold Gauntlet Circuit is the premier showcase for elite boys and girls basketball teams in the U.S.

Learn About One Man's WWII Fight At Canton Library Event

The Canton Public Library is hosting a historian who will discuss his late father's experience during World War II.

Canton Resident's Mall Trip Leads To Big Scratch-Off Payout

Bought ticket at a Danbury gas station.

Visit To Canton's Roaring Brook Nature Center A Childhood Rite

Since 1948, the Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton has been teaching Connecticut children and families about the beauty of nature.

Canton High Honor Students Offer Homework Help

The school's National Honor Society operates 'Homework Helpers' for local pupils at the Canton Public Library each Wednesday.

Star Students: Help Patch Recognize Extraordinary Students In Canton

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in Canton with contributions big and small.

Canton Seeks Volunteers To Serve Town

The Town of Canton is seeking hopefuls for several boards and commission that have openings.

River Trail Upgrades Finished In Canton

Work on new wooden fencing and bridge walkway is complete.

Canton Claims $11,847 In Nip Bottle Bucks

The funding will go toward anti-littering efforts in town, with nip bottles a major issue statewide.

Canton Already Accepting Applications For Holiday Aid

The deadline to apply is Nov. 18.

Canton To Honor Late Community Servant

David Leff served many roles for Canton, including time as town historian, town meeting moderator and poet laureate.

Calling Out All Historians, Poets: Canton

The Town of Canton is looking for volunteers to fill two historian roles and the poet laureate position in the community.

Local Heroes: Help Canton Patch Recognize People Making Life Better

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Canton with contributions big and small.

Help Canton Patch Spotlight Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Canton student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

Dump Your Household Waste With Peace Of Mind

The event is for residents of Farmington, Avon, Canton, Granby, Simsbury and Suffield.

Touch A Truck And Fight Children's Cancer

Annual Canton event featuring families and trucks to take place Saturday at a popular shopping destination.

Canton Scout's Project Moves Police

A Canton Eagle Scout has created a bench and memorial plaque to honor the sacrifices of police and police department employees.

Canton Village Refurb A 'Miracle of Miracles'

Collinsville infrastructure project continues along.

Bear Euthanized After Breaking Into Several Canton Homes: DEEP

Environmental conservation police decided to euthanize it because it showed "no signs of fear or wariness of people," DEEP officials said.

Shops At Farmington Valley Will Celebrate Pride With Art, Parade

Pieces from a series titled "A Place for Pride" will be on display at the shopping plaza, which will hold a parade next weekend.

Wolfworks to host Open Wall Open House at Net Zero Energy Home June 4

Tours and a talk will take place at both 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 4.

Longtime Canton Resident David Leff Has Died, Town Says

Leff died suddenly over the weekend, town officials said, and he'll be honored with a memorial on the Collinsville Green on Tuesday night.