Amelia Classical Music Series will present a concert honoring America’s 250th anniversary.
The Greater Hartford Host Lions Club's popular fundraiser will take place for the 61st time.
A panel discussion will focus on King Philip’s War, resilience, and Native cultures, with the public invited to attend.
They will compete in the Boston Marathon later this month, raising funds for Dana-Farber cancer research.
Yard waste pickup and Saturday recycling center hours return in April for West Hartford residents.
West Hartford's Yom HaShoah commemoration is this weekend, registration required, no walk-ins.
Top town officials will discuss West Hartford priorities at the April 15 event.
Six new food scrap bins have been added in West Hartford as the program surpasses 100,000 pounds diverted since launch.
Registration is now open for West Hartford FUNd RUNS, which features a 5K and a Kids’ K, with proceeds supporting local families in need.
A West Hartford library will host April workshops helping adults over 50 build job skills and pursue new careers.
The town has installed a new DPW solar system under a 20-year deal, cutting costs and advancing clean energy goals.
On Sunday, West Hartford Police raised $8,160 at their first Penguin Plunge fundraiser for Special Olympics Connecticut.
Originally slated for January, bad winter weather forced the fundraiser for CT Special Olympics to be postponed.
Police asked West Hartford and Farmington residents to watch for 'Oreo,' who escaped owner, near the MDC property and Cassandra Boulevard.
West Hartford invites NAA program proposals, with businesses able to earn up to 100% tax credits for eligible investments.
West Hartford seniors and disabled homeowners can apply for tax relief by May 15. Income limits and details released.
The free West Hartford event on climate science and local action will be at West Hartford Town Hall, with a livestream available as well.
The event early next week at the Noah Webster Library will also include a panel discussion on ADHD.
The Noah Webster Library, Wednesday, March 18, will screen the documentary ‘Fannie Lou Hamer’s America’ with a discussion afterward.
The Noah Webster House and West Hartford Historical Society will host its annual 'Webster’s War of the Words' on May 14.
West Hartford’s Johnny’s Jog will feature a 5K road race, music, and fundraising for children’s nonprofits.
A nonprofit opened a thrift store in West Hartford, with proceeds funding housing programs for the homeless in the greater Hartford area.
A March 12 lecture at the Noah Webster House in West Hartford will examine Noah Webster’s role in early U.S. party politics.
West Hartford Tree Project has free native trees available, and residents can reserve up to three to help restore the town's canopy.
He won the Connecticut State Spelling Bee last weekend in West Hartford, with a Farmington student coming in third place.
Pelletier Senior Planning’s mission is to guide families with clarity and care.
West Hartford Social Services is offering a new six-week support group for seniors aimed at fostering social connections.
Sustainable West Hartford to have talks on climate change, snow removal, and biodiversity, plus a May workshop on reducing lawn space.
West Hartford Rotary Club’s 'Vines of March' returns this weekend with tastings, auctions, and entertainment to benefit community projects.
Organizers are asking residents to submit photos that reflect what brings them joy and supports their health.
The West Hartford America 250 Committee will hold the forum on epigenetics and indigenous resilience this weekend.
West Hartford officials this week named the winners of the hydrant-shoveling contest following the Feb. 22–23 blizzard.
The Noah Webster Library in West Hartford will screen the 2020 film “Crip Camp” Saturday, Feb. 28, followed by a community discussion.
The Connecticut Education Foundation is collecting books at Blue Back Square this weekend to go into Little Free Libraries statewide.
West Hartford Chamber’s Minority Business Network will host its Black History Month Breakfast Feb. 26 at Noah Webster Library.
High school seniors from West Hartford, Farmington, Newington, and Berlin were honored Feb. 21.
Town officials are asking residents, including children, to clear hydrants and possibly win a prize for doing so.
West Hartford Fellowship Housing named the longtime community servant to its board earlier this week.
Five women from Connecticut's cultural institutions will participate in a public conversation at the West Hartford-based university.
A Howard University professor, who was incarcerated before earning a doctorate, will speak Feb. 18 at USJ in West Hartford.