West Hartford Animal Control Rescues Barred Owl After Unusual Injury

The rare rescue left the barred owl with a pierced wing and prompted a warning about outdoor tools.

DMV To Offer Myriad Services At West Hartford Library In One-Day Event

Connecticut DMV will provide licensing, REAL ID and registration renewal services at West Hartford's Faxon Branch Library on Aug. 6.

West Hartford Police to Host 'Coffee, Cops & Coin Drop' for Special Olympics

West Hartford police will host the special fundraiser for Special Olympics Connecticut this weekend at a local eatery.

West Hartford Seeks Input On Kennedy Park Plans This Evening

West Hartford residents can review Kennedy Park concept plans and provide feedback at a parks and rec advisory board meeting.

West Hartford-Based Jewish Foundation Adds 2 Trustees to Board

The Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford has appointed two men to the organization's governing body.

Free Online Archive Of West Hartford History Launched

The Noah Webster House has launched a free online database with historic photos and records documenting West Hartford's history.

West Hartford Jewish Giving Circle Awards Grants To Hartford Program, Israeli Children's Trauma Initiative

The Lillian Fund awarded grants to House of Bread in Hartford and an Israeli nonprofit supporting children affected by war.

West Hartford A Lucky Place To Play The Lottery This Week ... Really Lucky

The same West Hartford store sold nine winning Play 4 tickets to two separate players, resulting in a massive payout.

West Hartford To Begin Major Bicycle Trail Connector Project This Summer

West Hartford will begin construction this summer on a new separated bike lane linking the Trout Brook Trail and West Hartford Center.

West Hartford Library To Host Special Kids Fun Run This Weekend

Children ages 2-12 can participate in the West Hartford Library's Book It! Fun Run.

New Self-Guided Tours Highlight Historic West Hartford Cemetery

West Hartford has launched two new self-guided tours of Center Cemetery as part of America 250 celebrations.

How Reliable Is The Power In West Hartford? Recent Report Has The Answer

Eversource released town-by-town reliability scorecards showing fewer outages and faster restorations.

Detained West Hartford Restaurateur Released From ICE: Officials

West Hartford restaurateur Seyo Cecunjanin was released from ICE custody Thursday night after nearly two weeks.

CT Delegation Demands ICE Release Detained West Hartford Business Owner

Four members of Connecticut's congressional delegation sent a letter to ICE to release of restaurateur Seyo Cecunjanin.

2 College Students At West Hartford School Complete Program With WNBA Team

The USJ students presented social justice capstone projects after completing the Connecticut Sun's 'Change Can't Wait Fellowship.'

West Hartford GOP Defends ICE After Dems Condemn Restaurateur's Detention

West Hartford Republicans defended ICE Tuesday after local Democrats criticized the detention of local restaurateur Seyo Cecunjanin.

Prominent West Hartford Businessman 'Abducted' By ICE: Officials; Outrage Expressed: UPDATE

The detainee owns a popular Italian restaurant in town and a laundry/dry-cleaning business. The mayor calls the situation 'heartbreaking.'

West Hartford Celebrates New Mural Honoring Deaf Community

The new mural at Blue Back Square honors Connecticut’s deaf community, and it was unveiled last week.

West Hartford Library Launches Summer Reading Program This Week

The library system's Summer Reading Program runs June 23 to Aug. 25 with events, prizes, and activities.

Community Mourns Beloved West Hartford Rabbi, Holocaust Survivor And Faith Leader

The beloved 95-year-old rabbi was laid to rest Sunday, June 21, after inspiring generations with his harrowing World War II escape.

West Hartford Honors Firefighters, Police For Service, Leadership

Local first responders recently received awards recognizing lifesaving service, leadership, and dedication.

West Hartford Park Primed For Makeover, Public Input Sought

West Hartford residents have until July 6 to complete a survey helping shape the future of the well-known town recreation area.

West Hartford Names America 250 Essay Contest Winners, Who Won?

West Hartford students earned top honors in the 'Weha the People' essay contest celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

West Hartford Chamber Announces Several Community Award Recipients

It will honor local business and community leaders at its Monday, June 22, annual meeting.

West Hartford Outdoor Pools Set To Open, What You Need To Know

West Hartford's outdoor pools open this month, while the renovated Eisenhower Park pool is set to open next month.

Deja Vu: West Hartford Among 'Best Places To Live': Report

West Hartford was ranked extremely high in the latest U.S. News & World Report 'Best Places to Live' list.

West Hartford To Unveil Community Mural Honoring Deaf History, Inclusion

A new mural celebrating deaf history and inclusion will be unveiled early next week at Blue Back Square in West Hartford.

Webster House Hosting America 250 Event On Declaration of Independence

A local historian will discuss the Declaration of Independence at a June 18 lecture in West Hartford, with tickets still available.

Chick-fil-A In West Hartford To Celebrate Local Hunger Relief Efforts

The Bishops Corner site will celebrate its first anniversary this week with family activities and recognition of local partnerships.

West Hartford Launches 'Neat Neighbors' To Spark Cleanup Efforts

West Hartford residents can borrow free cleanup kits through a new program aimed at reducing litter in neighborhoods.

West Hartford Seeks Input From Seniors, Unveils Main Street Banner Display

West Hartford residents are invited to take a survey that will help shape the town's Age-Friendly Action Plan.

West Hartford Eagle Scout Makes Major Contribution To Special Cornhole League

Sedgwick Middle School's first Unified Cornhole season ended with a tournament and recognition for a local Eagle Scout.

Good Golf To Help West Hartford Nonprofit Find Work For Area Seniors

The Seniors Job Bank aims to raise $20K through 'Birdies for Charity' to support workers 50+ in Greater Hartford.

West Hartford Library To Host Patriotic Presentation From Local Photographer

Photographer Ginny Kemp will discuss her 'We the People Project' at the Noah Webster Library this week.

West Hartford Pride Month Events Begin Monday

Local Pride Month events begin Monday, June 1, with a flag-raising ceremony, and other events conclude with a June 27 festival.

Volunteers Needed To Collect Cemetery Flags in West Hartford This Weekend

The flags were placed at veterans' graves earlier this month as part of Memorial Day commemorations.

Big Changes Coming To West Hartford Public Library

West Hartford libraries will temporarily limit holds and account access during a catalog system overhaul next week.

After Sellout, Organizers Of Lecture On Iconic West Hartford Dairy Add Second Event: UPDATE

West Hartford's Playhouse on Park will now host two lectures and an ice cream social this weekend, with tickets now on sale.

West Hartford Park Needs Help Maintaining New Meadow

The town is seeking volunteers to help maintain a new native meadow at a prominent West Hartford park.

Get Your Shirt Today! Friday Is Last Day For West Hartford America 250 5K T-Shirts

West Hartford’s America 250 5K will raise funds for local charities and youth scholarships on June 7.