There will be a free presentation on the importance of brain health, the different types of strokes, signs and symptoms, and risk factors.
Oxford Parks & Recreation said the Lake Zoar beach reopened at 11 a.m. Friday after follow-up testing.
The free event will discuss the history of pickling and the health benefits of turning fresh produce into shelf stable products.
Swimming and fishing are prohibited until follow-up water tests allow the site to reopen.
These free cooking classes will explore the powerful connection between nutrition, breath, and cardiopulmonary wellness
Applicants must be Naugatuck Valley residents who are currently pregnant or have given birth in the past two years.
The presentations will discuss how to notice if you are hearing impaired and about hearing tests to diagnose issues
Oxford resident recognized for extraordinary patient care.
These cooking classes will focus on nutrition strategies that support men’s health.
Griffin Health Clinical Lead Dietitian Jody Reade, RD, CDN, will lead Fueling your Body with Fiber and Why It Matters.
These free cooking classes will focus on hormone balance, heart health, bone strength, and overall well-being for women.
The demonstration will discuss spring herbs and how they can be combined into teas and tinctures that can help improve wellness.
This event is ideal for older adults experiencing arthritis, decreased strength, limited mobility, or coordination challenges.
This free presentation focuses on the cervical spine anatomy and the importance of maintaining neck health and proper posture.
Free cooking demonstrations to help individuals prepare flavorful and nutrient-dense meals using environmentally sustainable ingredients
Proceeds will benefit breast cancer patients throughout the greater Valley community through new, transformative advancements in cancer care
The event will discuss how to prevent injury while raking, shoveling and gardening, and supportive/adaptive equipment.
The event will discuss random items people tend to have in their pantries that they struggle to figure out how to use.
These cooking classes will explore how to make meals that fuel the body, support healthy digestion, and build strength.
Nutrition with Chef will be a free discussion of how to create simple and nutritious meals with common kitchen ingredients
Dr. Tassos Kyriakides, certified olive oil sommelier, will guide attendees through the versatile flavors of extra virgin olive oils.
Held every Tuesday in February, these cooking classes aim to help the community prepare flavorful, heart-healthy meals at home.
This free culinary workshop will discuss how to make conscious dietary changes to improve one’s health in 2026.
Weight-Loss Toolkit – A Well-Being Program is a free, evidence-based healthy eating and active living course for adults.
There will be a session of Griffin's free diabetes prevention program this January to empower individuals to improve their well-being
There will be a session of Griffin's free diabetes self-management program this January to empower individuals to improve their well-being
Bean There, Done That will discuss how the holidays are a great time for cooking with beans.
The Griffin Center for Healthy Living is helping families have healthier holidays with a free cooking demonstration Dec. 11.
In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month, Griffin is helping individuals understand how to manage or prevent the condition.
There will be a free nutritional education presentation and cooking demonstration on the health benefits of food presentation on Nov. 12
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Griffin is helping individuals boost their immunity with a free cooking demonstration
High school athletes and their parents are invited to a free presentation and cooking demonstration about proper nutrition for sports
Smart Snacking with the Power of Protein will be Thurs., Sept. 25 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Griffin Center for Healthy Living Teaching Kitchen
Griffin Health will host two sessions of its free Living Healthy with Diabetes program in September.
"Waste Not, Want Not" will be Sept. 18 offering about preserving food and cooking with frequently thrown away plant parts.
Eating Right for Kidney Health will demonstrate how to make a tasty chipotle shrimp taco meal.
The Healthy Living is helping individuals care for their mental well-being with a free wellness presentation and cooking demonstration.
Griffin will host a free program on cooking with radishes and how a high fiber diet can help fight chronic disease at Quarry Rock.
Griffin Health is helping individuals strengthen their bones with a free wellness presentation and cooking demonstration.
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Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.