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Rediscovering the Connecticut Wilderness — Part 1
By Scott Whittaker and Michael Kabelka
Perhaps you have seen, from time to time, a sign at the side of the road—a blue oval with white letters bearing strange Indian names, announcing a brown path that fades into the woods.
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John Baker let Courtney Berti of Torrington visit with his Burmese python, Irma, during Family Nature Day at White Memorial Conservation Center in Litchfield on September 28. Photo/Robin Gourd
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If There Are No Animals in Heaven …
By Ursula B.G. Kilner, Salisbury
A country fair or celebration gives a lot people a lot of fun and relaxing pleasure in these days of worldwide tension and threat of yet another war. The Sheffield and Ashley Falls fairs, collectively called "Sheffield in Celebration," ran over two weekends.
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Water for People
By Miles Messenger, North Canton
Miles Messenger, retired Manager of the Supply Division of the Metropolitan District Commission in Barkhamsted, traveled to Honduras earlier this year, representing the Connecticut Section of the American Water Works Association’s Water for People committee.
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Master puppeteer Grian MacGregor of the Ivy Vine Players performed during a family concert at the Music Church at 59 Barber Street in Torrington on September 29. Photo/Robin Gourd
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