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October 12, 2023
GOSHEN Musically inclined students at Litchfield and Wamogo Regional high schools had an opportunity to learn from professional musicians at the Black Bear Americana Music Fest.A series of workshops Friday, the opening day of the three-day festival at the Goshen Fairgrounds, saw musicians meet with
August 8, 2023
This years theme is "Growing Your Schools Safety Culture."
March 28, 2022
As Princeton residents and professionals who work in the medical/mental health space, we feel it is important to share with the public what we have learned
July 15, 2021
Back in the 80s Joe Matarese was growing up in Cherry Hill living the life that would one day see him become a touring comedian. His comedy journey would land him on "Americas Got Talent", "The David Letterman Show", "Late Night with "Craig Ferguson" as well as Craig Kilborn, "Chelsea Lately" 2 Amazon specials and his own "Comedy Central presents" But his greatest memories come from growing up in New Jersey in the 80s and 90s and Matarese will "Remember When" Friday July 23rd at the Brook Art...
May 7, 2021
Fairfield CARES Community Coalition Marks Mental Health Awareness Month & National Prevention Week Written by Fairfield CARES Fairfield, CT - Have you noticed the green lights on the Tree of Hope at Sherman Green in Fairfield Center? Green is the color for Mays Mental Health Awareness Month. The Fairfield CARES Community Coalition that focuses on youth and young adult substance use prevention as well as mental health promotion, is the featured Fairfield organization for the Tree of ...
January 30, 2021
By Alex Mac Jan 30, 2021 You’ve probably heard the phrase, “laughter is the best medicine,” but did you know it’s actually true? Here are five science-backed ways laughing has a positive effect on your well-being. 1. Laughing with other people releases endorphins in your brain called opioid receptors, which create a feeling of euphoria. Clinical neuropsychologist Dr. Matt Bellace says the “natural high” you get from laughing is far “superior” to a drug-induced one. 2. Both men...