The church group is working with the Appalachia Service Project to help with critical home repair making homes safer, warmer and drier.
In the just-arrived CT Magazine, in its Best of Connecticut, the Reader's Choice for Best State Park & Best Beach in CT is our favorite, too
The winning scratch ticket worth $30k was recently sold at a Madison business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The Coast Guard band concert on the Green beginning at 6 p.m., features a harp concerto by Madison resident MUC Megan Sesma.
"Forward-thinking" Madison saves $500K over 20 years, reduces carbon footprint with Greenskies Clean Focus-installed solar carport arrays.
Vendors, Food, Fun, Community Spirit, #Kindnessmatters
KeyBank's 31st Neighbors Make the Difference Day has staffers volunteering in the community. Tuesday it was beach cleanup in Madison.
The Fy22 General Operating Support Grant \ for theaters and performing groups and The FY22 Supporting Arts Grant Given to help The Barn.
Accelerate your drive!
The winning Powerball ticket worth $100k was also sold at a Madison business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The cost is $8 for spayed/neutered and $19 for non-spayed/neutered dogs. A current certificate of rabies vaccination is required.
Actually, they both tied for an A+ top spot on Save The Sound's review of 200 beaches on the Sound, in CT & NY. Life's a beach, so enjoy!
Campers will use science & tech to create modern art & explore the newest machines that takes an idea and create a unique piece of art.
In early June at Scranton Library enjoy a day of shopping, a live story concert and, learn about, and try on a vintage Japanese kimono.
The Summer Youth Employment Program matches a teen with a local employer who agrees to partner with the town, who pays the $14 an hour wage.
Madison's animal control office says sightings are on the rise and folks should be wary.
The qualifications include a passion for sailing, and the ability to teach kids how to sail, and be positive, enthusiastic and flexible.
From shopping to dogs, golf and trivia, the E.C. Scranton Memorial Library has something for you in coming days.
Assistant Assessor job pays from $32 to $45 an hour and Assessment Technician II job pays $22 to $31 an hour, both for a 35.5 hour week.
E.C. Scranton Memorial Library presents its storyteller series beginning May 10.
Starting last October, a 5-cent surcharge was added to the cost of nips in CT, money going to towns to mitigate their environmental impact.
Through the end of May, a social workers will offer free, confidential support for folks who file police reports, have a police "encounter."
He had a liver transplant as an infant and despite lingering medical issues, he's energetic, and loves to play outside. Wishes do come true.
Buy mom a class pass for Beach Yoga at the Madison Surf Club!
Nominations are being accepted through April 30 for SHEroes from Guilford, Branford, Madison and Clinton with awards announced in May.
Get answers about bitcoin and more from "financial guru" Chip Walz during a Scranton Library hybrid event Wednesday, April 13 at 6:30 p.m.
Vinyasa style yoga on the beach at the Madison Surf Club
Madison’s annual 'Green Up, Clean Up Day,' which nets tons of debris, is set for April 30, from 8 a.m. to noon, and volunteers are needed.
At Scranton Library's hybrid program April 23 at 10 a.m., join the conversation about New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast’s bittersweet memoir.
Wonder dog Stella of Dog & Drone Search lost pet resource based in Madison & operated out of Guilford died after a courageous cancer battle.
Now through May 15, at Scranton Library, there's letter-writing and card-making stations for folks to express their gratitude for veterans.
Applicants must be at least 16, with a year of experience preferred, be CPR/first aid and Red Cross Lifeguard & Waterfront certified.
At Hammonasset Beach State Park is the Meigs Point Nature Center's Osprey cam. Heather S. spotted the first Osprey to arrive early Thursday.
After serving Madison, Alex Blackwell became a state Environmental Conservation Police officer. She and K9 Luna are headed for training.
Buy a luminary: Madison Youth & Family Services' Girls United hope to create domestic violence awareness with survivor stories on April 3.
Begins Monday, March 21 @ 12 p.m. at the SML.
The nonperishable foods cupboard, established by downtown Madison business Walker Loden, was a blessing during the pandemic, and still is.
Tuesday, March 22, 6:00 p.m. (Hybrid Program).
Take a deeper dive into the timely themes of the the citywide One City. One Read selection. Explore topics such as climate change, pover ...