Case Memorial Library, 176 Tyler City Road, offers the following events for teens and adults in February and March. Dinner Disrupted: Zoning for Resiliency Thursday, February 17, 7 p.m. Join us for a Zoom presentation with Emily DiSalvo, Peter Harrison, and Kevin Kurian of DesegregateCT who will discuss how restrictive zoning laws, from minimum lot sizes to … Read more
With a generous grant from their headlining sponsor, The Jamie A. Hulley Arts Foundation (jamiehulleyartsfund.org), The AMSO Spartan Players (Orange Campus) is pleased to announce its production of Mary Poppins, Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19, at 6:30 p.m. The AMSO Spartan Players look forward to bringing this timeless story to life! The Squarefoot Theatre Company’s … Read more
Gather up your private documents and mark your calendars for the next Orange Shredding Day and Mattress Recycling and the first Hazwaste Disposal event on Saturday, April 2. Once again, the Orange Rotary Club is helping the Recycling Committee sponsor the event, and donations for their scholarship fund are gratefully accepted at the event. Mattresses may be … Read more
After a surprisingly glum season and 10 consecutive losses, the Blades (Amity/Cheshire/North Haven) Girls Ice Hockey team enjoyed a glorious comeback on their home rink in Hamden on Wednesday, Feb. 9. The Blades went up against Ridgefield/Danbury/Immaculate, and came out on top with a 5-4 victory. First Period Ridgefield came on strong in the first … Read more
Football team loyalties can sink the closest relationships, especially when support for either the Cincinnati Bengals or Los Angeles Rams has friends and family members on opposing sides. Human sports experts have made their own predictions, but if you’re still undecided about which team to support, get in the swim with the North American river otters at … Read more
Charles Ferraro has announced he will be running for his 5th term representing the 117th House district, comprising parts of Milford, Orange and West Haven. “During my time as your Representative in Hartford I have worked across the aisle to pass legislation that helps families, encourages the development of offshore wind power generation and improves our state government. … Read more
After four consecutive losses, the Amity Boys Swimming and Diving team made a big comeback last night, Tuesday, Feb. 8, away at Windsor Locks. The Spartans (5-5) defeated the Suffield Co-Op 84-71. Amity’s Winning Events 200 Medley Relay 1:49.32 – Colin Spoerndle, Adam Liu, Kevin Sweeney, Henry Atwood 200 IM 2:17.73 A- Henry Atwood 100 … Read more
Participating companies in the Sudent Program to Ready Interns for Next-generation Talent (SPRINT) are actively recruiting candidates for Summer 2022 paid internships through LifeSciSprints.com. This program aims to provide more than 100 paid opportunities in the life-science industry this summer to students attending Connecticut Colleges and Universities, as well as students with ties to Connecticut. “We continue to have … Read more
On Friday, Feb. 4, patrol officers responded to the Orange Police Department at 6:05 p.m. to process Kenneth P. Manzari Jr., 28, of West Haven, who was turning himself in on an active arrest warrant. The warrant stemmed from an incident that occurred on Christmas, Dec. 25, 2021. Manzari was taken into custody and charged with … Read more
The Orange Bicentennial Committee chaired by former Town Clerk Pat O’Sullivan, has revealed the official Bicentennial Logo. O’Sullivan contacted local resident Michael Ulrich who proposed a logo to Commemorative Items Chair Mitch Goldblatt. After soliciting input from Committee members, the logo was modified by Ulrich, and the final design was approved last week. Goldblatt said … Read more