Madison|News|
Brown Bag Lunch With The Superintendent Friday, Sept. 27th
Here are some reminders sent out by the superintendent recently.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
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Clinton, CT|News|
Job Opening: Connecticut Water Co. in Clinton Seeking Customer Service Representative
Core values required: "honesty, trust, respect, communication, teamwork, personal accountability, and a positive attitude."
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Job Opening: Kendall Looking For Someone Who Truly Cares About Son's Happiness And Safety
"This is my first baby and I am looking for someone who understands what that means to me; patient, loving and experienced."
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Candlelight Vigil For Jason Vargoshe Friday
There will be a candlelight vigil for Jason Vargoshe Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
Wow! A 459-pound Pumpkin From Clinton Takes Top Honors At Fair
"The pumpkin was started in May on Eric’s historic homestead located within the Liberty Green Historic District on land once part of the original 1663 Rossetter Farm."
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
First Selectman, Police Chief, Superintendent Discussing Traffic Issues on Green Hill/Copse
First Selectman Fillmore McPherson said Monday night he has already discussed the issue of traffic safety before and after school with Police Chief Jack Drumm and that they are evaluating different options.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
Drug Overdoses Shut Down Concert at Quassy, Police Say
Thirty officers were on the scene from the Woodbury, Watertown, Waterbury and Naugatuck Police Departments, as well as Troop A and Troop L.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Drug Overdoses Shut Down Concert at Quassy, Police Say
Thirty officers were on the scene from the Woodbury, Watertown, Waterbury and Naugatuck Police Departments, as well as Troop A and Troop L.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Tuesday In Madison: Sukkot, Oktoberfest, Yoga, Free Accupuncture, Meditation, And College Seminar Series
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Obituary: Malcolm Hunter McMillan Sr.
Surviving relatives include Pamela Poulnot McMillan Bunes of Madison, CT.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Obituary: Mary Ardolino Barone
Mary Ardolino Barone, 95, of Madison beloved wife of the late Alfred Barone passed away on September 18, 2013 in the Watrous Nursing Center.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Obituary: Joan Aitken
A resident of Madison for over 60 years, Joan lived near the beach and loved taking long swims in the Long Island Sound. During the summers, she could be seen almost every day swimming hundreds of yards straight out from Seaview beach and back again.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Obituary: Hormidas Joseph "Harry" Tavernier
Harry married Carol Chalker of Madison in 1941. ... Burial will be privately held in the West Cemetery in Madison.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
State Wants Your Opinion on Public Health Priorities
The Connecticut Department of Public Health is holding forums across all of the state's counties to solicit input. For Middlesex County, the forum will be Oct. 21 at Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
Tuesday In Clinton (And Nearby): Sukkot, Free Accupuncture, Movement, Meditation, Oktoberfest
Later this week: Roadmap to college, Dried Wreath Workshop and more.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
Obituary: Mark Bollman Jr.
He was a member of Milbrook Club, Stanwich Club, the Horseneck Club, and Clinton Country Club in Clinton, CT.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
The Week Ahead: Sukkot, Oktoberfest, Dried Wreath Workshop, Light Painting, Book Sale
Welcome fall!
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
Clinton, CT|News|
75 Years Ago: The Astonishing Power of the Great Hurricane of 1938 (Part 1)
Ground Zero of the Great Hurricane of 1938 was the border of Connecticut and Rhode Island at Watch Hill. A storm-surge wave estimated to be nearly 50 feet in height obliterated 40 homes on Napatree Point.
Pem McNerney, Patch Staff
