Participants in the “Witches Walk” pose in front of the East Haddam Swing Bridge. (Photo by Lauren Pszczolkowski) By David DeLucia Some experiences are so special they defy mere words. The recent Halloween in the Village event on Oct. 17 fits that category in spades. Despite cool weather and a blustery wind, the turnout was brisk and the smiles on children and adults alike were contagious! There were several centers of activity over a wide area of the Village. Rathbun Library
Meghan Rosenfeld Meghan Rosenfeld - Democratic challenger for House District 34 Describe yourself, your experience and the attributes you would bring to the office. I'm a wife, mother and proud resident of East Hampton. I began my career as a Montessori teacher and moved into school leadership, then served as HR director at an engineering firm and as a senior litigation paralegal on wrongful conviction appeals and cases for victims of domestic violence. I returned to lead sch
Meghan Rosenfeld Meghan Rosenfeld - Democratic challenger for House District 34 Describe yourself, your experience and the attributes you would bring to the office. I'm a wife, mother and proud resident of East Hampton. I began my career as a Montessori teacher and moved into school leadership, then served as HR director at an engineering firm and as a senior litigation paralegal on wrongful conviction appeals and cases for victims of domestic violence. I returned to lead sch
Participants in the “Witches Walk” pose in front of the East Haddam Swing Bridge. (Photo by Lauren Pszczolkowski) By David DeLucia Some experiences are so special they defy mere words. The recent Halloween in the Village event on Oct. 17 fits that category in spades. Despite cool weather and a blustery wind, the turnout was brisk and the smiles on children and adults alike were contagious! There were several centers of activity over a wide area of the Village. Rathbun Library
Venture Smith descendants gathered around Venture Smith’s grave at the 30th Venture Smith Day celebration last month. (Photo by Susan R. Waide) By Susan R. Waide Approximately 125 people attended the 30th annual Venture Smith Day last month at First Church Cemetery. The special 30th anniversary celebration brought together descendants, community members, historians, educators, and visitors to honor Venture Smith and explore Connecticut’s history during the American Revolution
