01/23/2020
01/23/2020
Local News for Bethlehem, Connecticut
01/23/2020
01/22/2020
Dinner and Bells Event Planned by Chime In!
BETHLEHEM – Chime In! Music With a Mission will host its annual program, Ring in the New Year: Dinner and Bells, at 5 p.m. Saturday, January 25, at Memorial Hall on the Green. Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/21/2020
STITCHERS FILL TOTES
The Bethlehem Busy Stitchers filled tote bags on Tuesday, December 3, they had sewn this fall. They stuffed the bags with various items and donated them to a local women’s shelter. Now that the bags are complete, the 4-H’ers will… Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/20/2020
Barron Financial Group LLP
If you’re thinking of or planning for retirement there is a seminar next week by Barron Financial Group LLP in Thomaston. Make 2020 the year you finally address your retirement worries. Join Barron Financial Group LLP for our next “Retirement Concerns & Solutions” seminar on Wednesday, January 29th, 6pm at Ciao Ristorante and Bar (Thomaston, READ MORE.
01/19/2020
Fire during Saturday’s snowstorm destroys a Bethlehem home
BETHLEHEM – A late afternoon structure fire aided by high winds from Saturday’s snowstorm completely destroyed a contemporary-style home at 95 Todd Hill Rd. An initial investigation indicated that the fire was accidental, although officials say the blaze remains under investigation. Homeowner Caroline Fritz Anderson realized her home was on fire around 6:30 pm, managed READ MORE.
01/18/2020
Nonnewaug Athletics: Congrats to our swim …
Congrats to our swim team on their very first win ever vs Shepaug. It came down to the last race. Go Chiefs! Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.
01/17/2020
EAGLE SCOUT COMMENDED
Eagle Scout Bryce Bauer of Bethlehem’s Boy Scout Troop 59 was recently recognized for his project at the Swendsen Farm Preserve. Bryce presented a plan to the Conservation Commission to repair and upgrade the boardwalk at the entrance to the… Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/15/2020
EAGLE SCOUT COMMENDED
Eagle Scout Bryce Bauer of Bethlehem’s Boy Scout Troop 59 was recently recognized for his project at the Swendsen Farm Preserve. Bryce presented a plan to the Conservation Commission to repair and upgrade the boardwalk at the entrance to the… Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/15/2020
Legislators Host Pints and Politics
BETHLEHEM – State Rep. David T. Wilson, R-66, and state Sen. Eric Berthel, R-32, will host Pints and Politics from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 21, at The Painted Pony, 74 Main St. South. Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/15/2020
Kindergarten Registration Set
BETHLEHEM-WOODBURY – In-person registration for children in Bethlehem and Woodbury who will be attending kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year will take place from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 21, to Friday, January 24, at Bethlehem Elementary School,… Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.01/15/2020
STITCHERS FILL TOTES
The Bethlehem Busy Stitchers filled tote bags on Tuesday, December 3, they had sewn this fall. They stuffed the bags with various items and donated them to a local women’s shelter. Now that the bags are complete, the 4-H’ers will… Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.
01/15/2020
Nonnewaug Athletics: Proud of all our …
Proud of all our Unified basketball players. Great job today! Thanks to Lewis Mills for joining us. It was awesome seeing our other teams delaying practice times to watch our Unified program. #proudAD Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.
01/14/2020
ArtPlaceAmerica
We love what Mural Arts is doing! Mural Arts Philadelphia is soliciting letters of interest from teams who would like to participate in the next round of the Art & Environment Capacity-Building Initiative, which will run from June 2020 to June 2022. With the Art & Environment Capacity-Building Initiative, the Mural Arts Institute strives to READ MORE.01/13/2020
Volunteers needed to help run Bethlehem clothing bank
BETHLEHEM – The Prince of Peace Clothing Bank is ready to help area residents – now it just needs a little help from the community. The clothing bank at the rear of the Church of the Nativity building, 48 East St., Route 132, is now open today and every second Monday of the month from READ MORE.
01/12/2020
Nonnewaug Athletics: Congratulations to Kelvin Cenkoli …
Congratulations to Kelvin Cenkoli who finished 3rd at the John Lawless Invitational Tournament and to Jack Cronin for finishing first. Proud of our storied tradition and having the tournament named after one of our coaches. Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.
01/11/2020
Nonnewaug Athletics: What a night for …
What a night for the Chiefs. The gym was packed and rocking as we took on two very strong Shepaug teams. The boys and girls basketball teams did great. Our fans were loud and proud. Our cheerleaders got the place rocking. That was a special night for school spirit. Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.
01/09/2020
GoingPlaces Artists Community
GoingPlaces Artists Communityhas a call for art out! Check it out below! The GoingPlaces Team is gearing up for our upcoming show with @seekartcollective titled: ‘Til Death Do Us Art 1 MONTH AWAY SWIPEfor more information on HOW TO APPLY Deadline: January 20th WE can’t wait to see everyone’s fantastic work! Keep on creating yourvision! READ MORE.01/08/2020
Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury celebrates Three Kings Day
On Monday the Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury celebrated Three Kings Day, or the Feast of the Epiphany, representing the last of the Twelve Days of Christmas and the biblical story of the three wise men visiting the baby Jesus in Bethlehem. The social services agency celebrates the holiday each year by collecting and distributing READ MORE.01/08/2020
Bethlehem farm to supply fresh produce to local schools
BETHLEHEM – March Farms will begin providing Region 14 schools with hundreds of pounds of tomatoes this coming spring. It’s part of the Woodbury-Bethlehem school system’s effort to ensure school lunches include the freshest produce available, while also supporting regional farmers and the local economy. Region 14 Superintendent of Schools Joseph Olzacki got the idea READ MORE.01/07/2020