Posted on June 28, 2024
This drive wouldn’t have been so successful without the help from so many people, so I’d like to give my most sincere thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Supranovich and her son Neal, Ms. Tammy Konopaske-Iavenski, Jim and Diane Eitvydas, Crowley Kia & Katie Crowley, Post 2, The Doggie Wish organization and although there are way too many to name, I’d also like to thank anyone and everyone who made a contribution.
These blankets and towels will go a long way in assisting the shelters that take such good…
Posted on June 25, 2024
The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is alerting the public that the replacement of the railroad crossing on Route 6 (Farmington Avenue). The existing railroad crossing, located near the intersection of Route 69 (Burlington Ave.) is being completely replaced to enhance safety and provide a smooth passage for motorists.
The work will require a vehicle detour for approximately three days during construction. Bicyclists and pedestrians will still be able to cross through a designated…
Posted on June 25, 2024
In 1914 when Janet Defonzo was born, milk cost .32¢, a loaf of bread was .06¢, gas was .12¢, a car was $500, and it was $3,500 for an average home. During her lifetime, she’s seen 19 presidents, lived through the women’s suffrage movement, prohibition, the great depression, two world wars, and many other historical events.
Today, 110 years later, I had the privilege of joining her family, friends, and staff at Ingraham Manor, to celebrate her 110th birthday.
Janet truly is an amazing woman, and it…
