Ellington Farmers Market will have loads of fresh native strawberries, lots of local produce and welcome DiFiores Ravioli Shop to the market
Several hundred people gathered on Main Street in the heart of Somers to rally to honor people of color who have been victimized by police.
One of the few area markets open for traditional strolling and shopping, Ellington hosts over 30 vendors with farm and food products.
Open air shopping, great tasting foods and supporting your local economy are just a few reasons to shop your local farmers' market.
Regulations are in place to make the Ellington Farmers Market safe during the COVID-19 pandemic as our world attempts to “re-open"
Pre-order your favorite market products for safe, easy pickups. Cash and carry sales also available at the market each Saturday morning
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories!
The Hall Memorial Library in Ellington is offering curbside service and a multitude of online services. Due dates have been extended.
A photograph and story from Ellington's past and how that site appears today, plus a trivia question.
Over 30 vendors in a safe outdoor environment at the Ellington High School. Meats, produce, plants, dairy, seafood, specialty foods and more
The latest installment of the Hidden Gems series makes a stop at a farm off a state road.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Patch took photos of inspirational and thankful signs around Ellington and Somers Wednesday, and invites readers to contribute their own.
Apostolic Christian Church of Ellington Creates and Donates Gowns and Face Masks to Vernon Manor
Guidelines and procedures are in place to provide a safe, outdoor shopping environment and to support local economy; volunteers needed.
To better ensure traffic flow and implement safety procedures the market will begin the season at the Ellington High School
Ellington Historical Society to capture and preserve the history of life changing pandemic through the eyes of Ellington residents.
The latest hidden gem in north-central Connecticut takes us to an historic roadside marker.
The latest installment of the Hidden Gems series is located in an historic building celebrating a number of milestones in the year 2020.
The latest wins of $10,000 or more in CT Lottery games include tickets from both Hartford and Tolland counties.
Proceeds will be donated to assist the family of a 46-year-old recent DOC retiree who passed away suddenly last week.
Time to stock up on your favorite Ellington Farmers' market items at the final winter market. Market takes a 7 week break until May 9th.
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Roast Master's Red Eye Reveille' Indefinitely Postponed.
Art Teacher and Ellington Historical Society share the goal of encouraging youth to explore the rich history of the Ellington Community
Learn to stay healthy in 2020 using plants as medicine from certified herbalist. Program is free and open to all.
Several area residents fared well in recent CT Lottery games.
Thursday's top stories also include 2 scholastic sports polls.
Food, It Feeds the Mind, Body and Soul is the topic of a free program at the Ellington Farmers Market to help you stay healthy in 2020
Hartford Foundation Greater Together Community Fund Provides $100,000 to Support Participatory Grant Making in Ellington.
A state preservation grant has been designated for a local parcel.
The latest stop at a hidden gem takes us to a mom and pop doughnut shop.
Rev. Barry Cass guided parishioners of the Somers Congregational Church through good times and bad for more than 28 years.
Begin the New Year with healthy local and fresh foods from 25 vendors. Bring the family to shop and visit wildlife sanctuary animals.
ATM destruction, sex dungeon, gift shop feature, racially insensitive posts, election results: top Ellington-Somers stories of 2019.
Somers Dept. of Veterans Services Distributes Donated Winter Jackets from Ocean State Job Lot
Anyone with information is asked to call Connecticut State Police Troop C.