THINGS TO DO WITH KIDS THIS SUMMER: Model fitness and philanthropy by riding in The Steeple Chase Bike Tour

Family Summer Fun in Connecticut: 5 Tips on Training for a Charity Biking Event to Fill the 1500 Hours of Summer Vacation

Storrs Center Hair Cuttery Donates Back to School Haircuts to Local Kids in Need

For each haircut purchased, one free haircut certificate will be donated to a child in need prior to the start of the new school year.

You'll hit a home run with Scooper Sunday

Scooper Sunday! All-you-can-eat ice cream, the Hartford Yard Goats, and more, benefiting the Jordan Porco Foundation's lifesaving programs.

CT Free Summer Meals Available for Children 18 or Younger

No need to register or bring proof of ID or income. To find a site near you, visit www.CTSummerMeals.org or call 211.FREE Summer Meals are a

Northeast Private Client Group Sells Apartment Portfolio for $5.2 Million

Leading mid-market investment sales firm reps seller for 91-unit portfolio

Storrs Resident and UConn Legend Honored in 60 Over 60 Awards

Storrs resident and UConn legend Donald “Dee” Rowe was recently honored with a 60 Over 60 Award.

Businesses, Clubs and Congregations Called to Support Social Services Through Steeple Chase Bike Tour

Biking Event Challenges CT Organizations to be Fit and Philanthropic

Take Note! Hosts Donor Appreciation Concert

Eclectic program includes pop, jazz, and world music

Nipmuck South Race June 11th: Showcasing Mansfield's trails

Tag words: trails, running, outdoor, Nipmuck, trail running

Reuben's Train on Track

CD Release Party: A trio of seniors called Still Pickin' because they are and in their twilight years they've made a country-western CD.

Connecticut Association for the Gifted (CAG) Names UConn’s Catherine Little, PhD, the 2017 ‘Friend of the Gifted’

UConn professor to be honored by the Connecticut Association for the Gifted

Philanthropic Cyclists Ride Country Roads to Raise Funds for Critical Windham Social Service Agencies

Steeple Chase Bike Tour Offers Diverse Routes from Challenging Century to Fleet Five-Mile

Storrs Center Hair Cuttery Donates Haircuts to Victims of Domestic Violence

Hair Cuttery Partners with the National Network to End Domestic Violence for the Third Year

Performance Storyteller Carolyn Stearns Spins Tales at Final Sunday Stories Event

April 23rd historically-focused event benefits Windham No Freeze Project

Shamim S. Patwa Receives UConn Neag School of Education Alumni Board’s 2017 “Outstanding School Educator” Award

Mansfield resident recognized by UConn.

U.S. News & World Report Ranks UConn’s Neag School Among Top 20 U.S. Public Graduate Schools of Education

UConn’s Neag School of Education ranks among the top 20 public graduate schools of education in U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 rankings.

Willington Actor Onstage in CT Repertory Theatre's "Eurydice"

Willington Actor Sarah Elizabeth Jensen stars in the title role at CT Repertory Theatre's "Eurydice" in Storrs, CT.

Second Event in Sunday Stories Series Features Tom Lee

Professional Storyteller performs to benefit Windham No Freeze Project

Rare Buffalo Trace O.F.C. Vintage Bourbon Being Auctioned By Acts 4 Ministry, Inc. As One-Time-Only Fundraiser

Interested consumers have until 12 PM this coming Sunday, February 26 to place bid on this distinctive bourbon given to Acts 4 Ministry

Invite The World Into Your Family

Hosting an EF High School exchange student

The Opioid Epidemic, Our Communities, Our Concern Forum

Free forum and resource fair addressing the Opioid Epidemic in our area. Wednesday, February 8th at Tolland High School, beginning at 5:30pm

Storrs Center Hair Cuttery Donates Haircuts to the Homeless

Share-a-haircut program provides thousands of haircuts to the homeless in the community.

Artists Live

Annoucement of arts program sponsored by the State of Connecticut's Office of the Arts and Windham Arts.

Reading or discussion group

Reading group request

New Workshop and Classes at ACE​​

​Start the New Year with an Arts Experience!​​

Legislative Breakfast on January 7th Focuses on Elections

League of Women Voters of Northeastern Connecticut Annual Legislative Breakfast

Nominate a Needy CT Family for a Free Year of Dental Care

Jenkins Dental Offers Free Year of Care to Needy Family, Calls for Nominations

On and Of Paper Redux

See a fascinating exhibit of artwork at ACE!

A Cappella Group Performs Benefit for Local Homeless

Take Note! sings to benefit Windham No Freeze Project

Windham No Freeze Project Launches Annual Fundraising Appeal

Bridge Street Shelter Opened November 1; Fundraising Efforts Keep Facility Open Through April

E.O. Smith High School Receives National Award for Disability Inclusion in Sports

E. O. Smith's Basketball Team Highlighted for Inclusion

Storrs Center Hair Cuttery Donates Haircuts to Veterans in Honor of Veterans Day

Hair Cuttery to Donate Thousands of Haircuts to Former Military in Honor of Veterans Day

Girl Scouts to sell Girl Scout Cookies Nov. 5–13 for Election Day Booth Sales!

Customers can buy Girl Scout Cookies and support their local Girl Scouts at a variety of locations in Mansfield!

Wallace Foundation Names UConn’s Neag School Part of $47M Principal Preparation Program Initiative

Neag School to work to redesign its principal preparation program, known as UCAPP, in collaboration with state and local school districts.

Wanted: Home/investment property

Former resident looking to buy a home in the campus area

Creating a Children's Picture Book

ACE exhibit and discussion series.

ShopRite of Manchester Provides Generous Contribution

ShopRite of Manchester donates diapers and wipes to children in need

The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry Celebrates the Opening of Two New Exhibitions

Two new exhibits are opening at the Ballard Institute on 10/22/2016 at 4:00p.m.

Children of the Stone: A Musical Performance and Book Discussion

A concert to promote peace in the Middle East.

Implications of Migration on Connecticut’s Future is Focus of CT Data Collaborative Forum

Data indicates that Connecticut saw a net inflow of people in eight of the ten years from 2005 to 2014, UConn Prof explains.