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New American History Lecture Series Comes To Ridgefield New American History Lecture Series Comes To Ridgefield
New American History Lecture Series Comes To Ridgefield RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- The Keeler Tavern Museum has announced a new spring lecture series, on a wide range of American history topics, beginning Monday, April 11. Currier & Ives -- Monday, April 11, 7 p.m. -- $5 for members, $10 for non-members -- Come enjoy an in-depth look at the beautiful work of Currier & Ives, with KTM President Joel Third. Colonial and Continental Glassware -- Sunday, April 17, 4 p.m. -- $5 for members, $10 for non-members -- Explore the history of glassware with fine examples of colonial and continental glass. Robert Schweitzer and members of the Southern Conn…
Jewish Senior Services Celebrates Centenarians At Luncheon In Fairfield Jewish Senior Services Celebrates Centenarians At Luncheon In Fairfield
Jewish Senior Services Celebrates Centenarians At Luncheon In Fairfield FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Jewish Senior Services of Fairfield recently held a Centenarian Luncheon to honor 19 people who are 100 to 104 years old.Over 100 family and friends members attended the celebration. Dignitaries gave congratulatory certificates to the centenarians.  As shown in the second photo, from left to right, the attending dignitaries included Andrew Banoff, president and CEO of Jewish Senior Services; Jeffrey Radler, chairperson of the board; State Rep. Brenda Kupchick; Bridgeport Mayor Joseph Ganim; State Sen. Tony Hwang; and Edward Adams, senior adviser in the Bridgeport mayor'…
Two From University Of Bridgeport Honored As Women Of Innovation Two From University Of Bridgeport Honored As Women Of Innovation
Two From University Of Bridgeport Honored As Women Of Innovation BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- The Connecticut Technology Council has included engineering professor Dr. Jani Macari Pallis and PhD candidate Wafa Elmannai, with the University of Bridgeport, among its 2016 Women of Innovation. The pair will be honored on Wednesday, April 6, for distinguishing themselves as leaders in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, who are involved in volunteer efforts in their community. Pallis has reached pre-college students and teachers, engineering colleagues, university students and informal education groups with her innovative and creative curriculum…
Stratford Library Hosts Afternoon Of One-Act Plays By Local Authors Stratford Library Hosts Afternoon Of One-Act Plays By Local Authors
Stratford Library Hosts Afternoon Of One-Act Plays By Local Authors STRATFORD, Conn. -- The SquareWrights Playwright Group will present "Quickies in the Stacks: Quoth the Bard," six original short one-act plays, on Saturday, April 2, at the Stratford Library. The staged reading festival features works inspired by quotes from Shakespeare, in honor of the Bard's birthday and the 400th anniversary of his death on April 23. The plays, all by Stratford playwrights, are "A Wise Man," by Beatriz Allen; "To Thine Own Self Be True," by Steven Otfinoski; "The Vexed Ear," by Jack Rushen; "The Stuff that Dreams are Made…
Darien's Geary Gallery Presents Paintings Of Karl Soderlund Darien's Geary Gallery Presents Paintings Of Karl Soderlund
Darien's Geary Gallery Presents Paintings Of Karl Soderlund DARIEN, Conn. -- This April, the Geary Gallery of Darien will exhibit "Symbolism Meets Splatter," featuring the paintings of Fairfield County artist Karl Soderlund. The exhibit will run from Friday, April 1, until April 23. Soderlund, a Fairfield resident, is the gallery's featured artist for April. He began painting at an early age, inspired by everyday images that made growing up in New York and Connecticut memorable to him. He became known for his unique use of Symbolism, in combination with a "splatter art" painting style. Symbolism began as a French literary moveme…
Illustrator To Tell Tales To Y's Men Of Westport And Weston Illustrator To Tell Tales To Y's Men Of Westport And Weston
Illustrator To Tell Tales To Y's Men Of Westport And Weston WESTPORT, Conn. -- Randall Enos, a world-famous editorial illustrator, will be the Y's Men of Westport and Weston's featured speaker at its weekly meeting, on Thursday, April 7. Enos, whose work has been seen for the last 60 years in countless publications around the world, will discuss the evolution of his craft and career, and show samples of his work. After studying at the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts, Enos honed his craft under legends of the art world at Famous Artists School in Westport for eight years. He began accepting freelance assignments that have become the majority of h…
Englewood's DMHS To Stage 'Legally Blonde' This Week Englewood's DMHS To Stage 'Legally Blonde' This Week
Englewood's Dmhs To Stage 'Legally Blonde' This Week ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- Dwight Morrow High School students will be performing "Legally Blonde, the Musical" this week, on Thursday and Friday, March 31 and April 1.Tickets are $10, from Ms. Rochman or at the door. Both performances will begin at 7 p.m., at berganPAC, 30 North Van Brunt St., in Englewood.
Families And Artisans Get Crafty At Fairfield Museum Families And Artisans Get Crafty At Fairfield Museum
Families And Artisans Get Crafty At Fairfield Museum FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- More than 70 locals came to the Fairfield Museum to see artisans at work and to celebrate the revival of handmade crafts last month. "Made By Hand" featuring craft demonstrations and hands-on experiences. The celebration was held to mark the closing of the Museum's exhibition "Handcrafted: Artisans Past & Present." Several of the craftspeople whose work was on display in that exhibit spent the afternoon showing how they create their art and encouraging others to work with their hands. The artists who attended were quilter Denyse Schmidt, weavers …
PHOTOS: Bogota Library Turned Green and Brown PHOTOS: Bogota Library Turned Green and Brown
Photos: Bogota Library Turned Green and Brown BOGOTA, N.J. -- Patrons turned the Bogota Public Library green and brown on Tuesday night, March 29, using "beautiful, fresh soil.""National Nutrition Month ended with a bang as everyone got to home with a newly seeded potted plant," the library noted in a Facebook post. "And thanks to Ronda, who was the hero of the night for hunting out rocks at the last minute." The Bogota Public Library is located at 375 Larch Ave., in Bogota. To keep up with library activities, visit its website, or follow it on Facebook or Twitter.
Katonah Student Named To NESCAC Connecticut College All-Academic Team Katonah Student Named To NESCAC Connecticut College All-Academic Team
Katonah Student Named To Nescac Connecticut College All-Academic Team KATONAH, N.Y. -- Liz Varoli, a sophomore at Connecticut College, has been named to the 2016 NESCAC Winter All-Academic Team by the New England Small College Athletic Conference. Varoli graduated from John F. Kennedy High School and is the daughter of Marianne O'Toole and David Varoli of Katonah. She is a member of Connecticut College's squash team. She was one of 75 Connecticut College student athletes selected by the conference. To be honored, an individual must have reached sophomore academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.35. Founded in 1971…
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