Connecticut’s only nonprofit, fully integrated senior care

Masonicare

Headquartered in Connecticut and founded in 1898, Masonicare is the state’s only not-for-profit, fully integrated senior care continuum, guided by a longstanding, mission-driven commitment to enhancing quality of life for older adults. Masonicare offers vibrant residential communities and a comprehensive range of health and wellness services designed to promote independence, longevity, and purposeful living. Its statewide continuum includes independent living, assisted living services, skilled nursing, medical and non-medical home health, hospice, adaptive memory care, acute inpatient and outpatient senior behavioral health, outpatient rehabilitation, and audiology services, redefining how aging is experienced by advancing proactive wellness, integrated care, and meaningful connection at every stage of life.

New Haven County

Vincent Salzo

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Wallingford

Connecticut

Headquartered in Connecticut and founded in 1898, Masonicare is the state’s only not-for-profit, fully integrated senior care continuum, guided by...

Oddfellows Playhouse is a long-standing youth performing art

Oddfellows Playhouse

Oddfellows Playhouse is a long-standing youth performing arts organization located at 128 Washington Street in Middletown, Connecticut. Established in 1975, this registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit is dedicated to fostering creativity and personal growth in young people through high-quality theater and circus arts. The playhouse serves as a vibrant community hub, offering a wide range of educational programs for children and teens. The organization provides diverse opportunities including after-school classes, workshops, and specialized repertory companies for various age groups. Specialties include circus arts, movement, musical theater, and acting, highlighted by the annual Children's Circus of Middletown. Through partnerships like the Oddbridge program with Middletown Public Schools, they offer accessible extracurricular support, including transportation and supervised activities for local students. As a Guidestar-verified nonprofit, Oddfellows Playhouse is committed to inclusivity and provides financial aid to ensure all youth can participate in their programs. Families can expect a supportive, creative environment where young performers build confidence and skills through professional instruction and collaborative stage productions.

Middlesex County

Chris Dehnel

Middletown

Oddfellows Playhouse is a long-standing youth performing arts organization located at 128 Washington Street in Middletown, Connecticut. Established...

West Side Marketplace is a local supermarket located at 887

West Side Marketplace

West Side Marketplace is a local supermarket located at 887 Cromwell Ave in Rocky Hill, CT. Serving the community daily from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, the store provides a convenient destination for all your grocery needs. Whether you are shopping in-person or looking for flexible options, the market is committed to providing a reliable and accessible shopping experience for local residents. Beyond standard grocery offerings, the marketplace specializes in in-house catering and prepared food services, including a hot wing bar, fresh pizza, and a sushi and dumpling station. Customers can utilize the store's online ordering platform through Instacart for added convenience, or explore their extensive recipe center and meal planning solutions to simplify dinner preparations. The business also maintains a focus on innovation, holding a patent for grocery-related technology under US Patent No. 7,734,514 B2. Shoppers can expect a customer-focused environment that emphasizes value through weekly circulars and printable coupons. By combining traditional market services with modern digital tools and professional catering expertise, West Side Marketplace ensures that every visit is efficient and well-supported.

Hartford County

Rich Kirby

Rocky Hill

West Side Marketplace is a local supermarket located at 887 Cromwell Ave in Rocky Hill, CT. Serving the community daily from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm,...

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WETHERSFIELD, CT - A tree that came down on some wires in New Britain knocked out power for 412 Eversource Energy customers in four towns Wednesday morning, including Wethersfield, an official for the utility said. The tree fell on Corbin Avenue in New Britain, Eversource spokesman Mitch Gross said. Power went out in New Britain, Wethersfield, Berlin and Kensington as a result, he said. <ul><li><a href="https://patch.com/connecticut/wethersfield/s/erjqt/get-patchs-daily-newsletter-and-real-time-news-alerts" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up here for local news alerts and more.</a></li></ul> In the case of Wethersfield, 171 customers had no electricity Wednesday morning, he said. It was the second outage in Wethersfield in two days. Power was out for more than 150 households in the Old Wethersfield section of Town Tuesday morning. Click <a href="https://patch.com/connecticut/wethersfield/homes-lose-power-tuesday-wethersfield" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> for the story. Eversource crews were able to restore power by 8:54 a.m., Gross said.

WETHERSFIELD, CT - A tree that came down on some wires in New Britain knocked out power for 412 Eversource Energy customers in four towns Wednesday morning, including Wethersfield, an official for the utility said.

The tree fell on Corbin Avenue in New Britain, Eversource spokesman Mitch Gross said. Power went out in New Britain, Wethersfield, Berlin and Kensington as a result, he said. <ul><li><a href="https://patch.com/connecticut/wethersfield/s/erjqt/get-patchs-daily-newsletter-and-real-time-news-alerts" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up here for local news alerts and more.</a></li></ul> In the case of Wethersfield, 171 customers had no electricity Wednesday morning, he said.

It was the second outage in Wethersfield in two days. Power was out for more than 150 households in the Old Wethersfield section of Town Tuesday morning. Click <a href="https://patch.com/connecticut/wethersfield/homes-lose-power-tuesday-wethersfield" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> for the story.

Eversource crews were able to restore power by 8:54 a.m., Gross said.

Wethersfield