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Middlesex Chamber's Recovery Employment Program can help local businesses May 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce announced that since its inception in May 2019, the chamber’s Recovery Employment Program has made significant strides to put individuals who have suffered from opioid addictions, as well as other addictions back to work.Middlesex Chamber of Commerce / Contributed / MIDDLETOWN — The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce announced that since its inception in May 2019, the chamber’s Recovery Employment Program has made significant strides to p...

Does anyone know if CT will be getting SNAP maximum allotment... Does anyone know if CT will be getting SNAP maximum allotment for April 2021, now that Lamont plans for CT to be almost fully open? Thank Thank The Annual National Walk to End Epilepsy comes to Middletown on Sunday, May 9th Middlesex County residents will be out in force on Sunday, May 9, 2021, as they show their support for epilepsy awareness and the Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut (EFCT) by participating in the National Walk to End Epilepsy, which will be held for the first time at the Wadsworth Mansion. “We are very exci...

Explosion heard in Middletown near Randolph Rd/Millbrook rd... Explosion heard in Middletown near Randolph Rd/Millbrook rd towards Durham line... Any ideas? What is Arbor Day and how did it start? "Its purpose is to encourage people to plant trees, and many communities traditionally take the opportunity to organize tree-planting and litter-collecting events on or around the holiday," according to the Old Farmer's Almanac article "Arbor Day 2021: Learn Why We Celebrate Arbor Day-And Plant A Tree! How did Arbor Day begin? It came about through Nebraska resident Julius Sterling Morton. After he ...

Middletown's Cans 4 a Cause collects redeemables to aid domestic violence shelter, other groups FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 During last summer’s Kiwanis Club Cans 4 A Cause bottle drive, more than 70,000 bottles and cans, worth $3,500, were collected for the local charity, Warm the Children.Contributed photo / Jeff MyjakShow MoreShow Less 2of11 During last summer’s Kiwanis Club Cans 4 A Cause bottle drive, more than 70,000 bottles and cans, worth $3,500, were collected for the local charity, Warm the Children, according to Jeff Myjak, who runs the Middletown-based program.Contributed photo...