Nonprofit groups are keystone community organizations in the Guilford area. Here are five favorites.
The open house is a joint venture between Faulkner's Light Brigade, United States Fish and Wildlife Service and United States Coast Guard.
The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven gave grants to 77 nonprofits serving greater New Haven.
Middlesex County Blue Star Mothers CT3 surprised the Guilford Fire Department with the gift.
The community can meet members of the Guilford Police and Fire Department and see their vehicles close up during the National Night Out.
Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.
Guilford Parks and Recreation have officially opened the tennis and pickleball courts for the public.
The Farmers Market at the Guilford Fairgrounds continues on Thursday, June 29, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The Farmers Market at the Guilford Fairgrounds continues Thursday, June 22, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 111 Lovers Ln.
The funding distributed to organizations by The Guilford Foundation ranged from $1,000 to $12,500 to support vital area programs.
Sounds of Summer Concert Series features various bands, including Magic Motown, Daily Plant and Leaf Jumpers.
Guilford Youth and Family Services invites the community to "Seussical Jr. the Musical."
At the end of the program, participants will come together to celebrate their accomplishments.
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The grand opening will feature giveaways, a DJ and pizza.
During the Bike Safety Rodeo, there will be a Touch A Truck event by the Guilford Fire Department.
Arabella, 1, was born with Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and is blind, but therapy has given the family hope her vision may return.
In addition, several food trucks will be present, and a silent auction and 50/50 raffle will be held.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Guilford.
Guilford's Police Department recently raised $10,000 to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut through its Tip-A-Cop event.
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Spots are limited for the program designed to give girls a better understanding of how their bodies will change during puberty.
Guilford City Officials said residents can now drop food scraps into the bin at the Transfer Station.
Event Organizer Sarah Celotto said it was time for Guilford to have a Pride event to show how caring, accepting and loving the community is.
Guilford's assistant town engineer Michael Ciacciarella, a Quinnipiac University graduate, is “professional, inquisitive, and productive.”
The Free Metropolitan Opera Talk series concludes with 'Champion.'
One of the events supported by the Guilford Foundation and GSB so far this year was the March GHS production of 'Little Shop of Horrors.'
A new farmers market, hosted by the Guilford Agricultural Society, debuts at the Lovers Lane fairgrounds, with more than two dozen vendors.
You'll have peace of mind knowing your furry friends are enjoying their day while you're at work.
Open to Guilford residents, with pre-registration required, folks may drop off a laundry list of household hazardous waste at Bittner Park.
Residents are urged to drive slowly during construction to help keep construction workers safe.
Rankings website Niche.com just published its 2023 list of the "best places to live in Connecticut." Where does Guilford fall on the list?
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
On Public Health Workers Day, Lamont praised health departments statewide for protecting the health, well-being of communities during COVID.
Gaudet, executive assistant to the Guilford Fire Chief, was nominated by Captain/Deputy Fire Marshal Jim Considine.
A nature-based program of The Community Nursery School, it helps to instill in young children an appreciation for the natural world.
The award recipient "became solely responsible for exceeding the 2021-2022 revenue budget by 22% or nearly $200,000," officials said.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Guilford