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Town Times new website!

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Today, the Town Times launches our new website with all the same features plus a few new ones! Typing in www.towntimes.com will now bring you to http://www.myrecordjournal.com/towntimes.

Today in Town: 01/19/12

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Town Events

Gardening Seminar:
Noted gardening writer Tom Christopher will speak on Sustainable Gardening at an open meeting of the Middletown Garden Club at 8 p.m. at the DeKoven House (Washington St. and DeKoven Dr.). The talk is free.

 

Senator Len Suzio to appear at Guida's on Jan. 24

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From 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 24, State Senator Len Suzio will talk with taxpayers at Guida’s (484 Meriden Rd. in Middlefield).

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State Senator Len Suzio (at left) talks to taxpayers during his ongoing "Coffee With Len" program at the Green Olive Diner in Meriden earlier this month.

Rep. Matt Lesser urges students to attend forum on college planning, financing

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State Representative Matt Lesser (D-Durham, Middlefield and Middletown), a member of the legislature’s Education Committee, is urging students and parents to attend College Goal Sunday, a forum on planning and financing for college, to be held Jan. 29 at various locations around the state, including Middletown.

Today in Town: 01/18/12

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Town Meetings

Durham:
-Board of Education Building Committee at the Superintendent's Office (6 p.m.)
-Planning & Zoning Subcommittee at the library (6:30 p.m.)
-Recreation Committee at Town Hall (7 p.m.)
-Planning and Zoning at the library (7:30 p.m.)

Red Cross seeks volunteers; information session planned in Middletown

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Volunteers needed in central Connecticut
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The American Red Cross will hold a new volunteer orientation session in Middletown on Wednesday, Jan. 18, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Locals make Football University National Tournament

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Adam Berluti (#14) and Parker Tregoing (#11), who played with the Durham Falcons Football this past season, were selected to attend tryouts for Football University National Tournament (FBU). The FBU invites the nation’s best athletes from every youth football organization in the country to represent their states. After the FBU tryouts, Adam and Parker made the team and, together, with the other selected players in Connecticut, met for five days of intense practice in preparation for the N.E. Tournament and a chance to move on to the Alamo Dome in San Antonio, TX. In their first game, they defeated RI 14-0 but lost in the next round to MA 28-6. Thanks to Coach Rick Saks and his coaching staff for nominating Adam and Parker. They had an important and exciting experience which will prepare them for the next level of their football careers!
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January is Radon Action Month

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Exposure to radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, after smoking. Now is the time to check your home and office space for radon levels. January is National Radon Action Month. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, radon exposure accounts for almost 20,000 deaths annually.

Today in Town: 01/17/12

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Town Events

Blood Drive:
Notre Dame Church (272 Main St. in Durham) is holding a blood drive for the American Red Cross today from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Be sure to drink lots of water and bring your blood donor card or any other form of identification.

School delayed

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Due to the snow, schools in Regional School District 13 are delayed two hours.

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