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Hartford County

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Hartford Metropolitan Area

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SightMD Connecticut Enfield

At SightMD Connecticut Enfield, we are proud to provide the community with exceptional eye care close to home. Our team of experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists is committed to delivering personalized, compassionate care to patients of all ages. Whether you’re seeking routine eye exams, advanced treatment for complex eye conditions, or life-changing vision correction procedures, we are here to help you see your best. SightMD offers a wide range of services including cataract surgery, LASIK and other refractive procedures, treatment for glaucoma and retina conditions, corneal disease management, pediatric ophthalmology, oculoplastic surgery, and dry eye care. We combine state-of-the-art technology with a patient-centered approach to ensure every visit is comfortable, informative, and tailored to your unique needs. As part of the SightMD network, patients also benefit from seamless access to a trusted team of specialists across Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Our Mission: We work hard to provide an unparalleled care experience for patients with convenient access to world-class quality eye care in the convenience of their local neighborhoods, delivered by a dedicated, caring, and talented healthcare team. Our Vision: To be the greatest eye care company the world has ever seen. We look forward to welcoming you to our Enfield office and becoming your lifelong partners in eye health.

Jay Kenney

Enfield

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Nine fire trucks - including every engine from the Lost Acres Fire Department in Granby and tankers from East Hartland and Southwick, MA - responded to a barn fire at 121 East St. in North Granby around noon Saturday. Lost Acres Fire Chief John Horr said it took an hour to bring the blaze under control. Horr said that that the fire started when Kent Matlack, the homeowner of 121 East St., was filling his lawnmower with gasoline and some of the fuel was poured over the hot motor. Kent Matlack, according to a statement released by Horr, "was treated by Granby Ambulance for a minor burn on his arm. One firefighter was treated at the scene for heat exhaustion." No animals were kept in the structure, according to Beth Matlack, Kent Matlack's wife. "The homeowners are devastated with the loss of their antique barn," said Beth Matlack in a telephone interview. "We are grateful there were no injuries or loss of life [in the fire]. We are deeply grateful to our neighbors and the Lost Acres Fire Department for being there for us so quickly." Corrections: This article was updated to correct several typos.

Nine fire trucks - including every engine from the Lost Acres Fire Department in Granby and tankers from East Hartland and Southwick, MA - responded to a barn fire at 121 East St. in North Granby around noon Saturday.

Lost Acres Fire Chief John Horr said it took an hour to bring the blaze under control. Horr said that that the fire started when Kent Matlack, the homeowner of 121 East St., was filling his lawnmower with gasoline and some of the fuel was poured over the hot motor.

Kent Matlack, according to a statement released by Horr, "was treated by Granby Ambulance for a minor burn on his arm. One firefighter was treated at the scene for heat exhaustion." No animals were kept in the structure, according to Beth Matlack, Kent Matlack's wife.

"The homeowners are devastated with the loss of their antique barn," said Beth Matlack in a telephone interview. "We are grateful there were no injuries or loss of life [in the fire]. We are deeply grateful to our neighbors and the Lost Acres Fire Department for being there for us so quickly." Corrections: This article was updated to correct several typos.

Granby-East Granby

No injuries were reported, and no animals were in the structure at the time of the blaze, officials say.