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Killingworth's Deer Lake is debt free as leaders look toward its future - Vimarsana News

Killingworth's Deer Lake is debt free as leaders look toward its future

A beloved lake in Killingworth is now free of debt and protected from development pressure thanks to a nonprofit and leagues of donors focused on its...

Gov. Evers, WHEDA Foundation Announce Housing Grants - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers, WHEDA Foundation Announce Housing Grants

More than 1,700 beds and housing units will be made available statewide with the new funding provided.

Developers Loom As Boy Scouts Sell Thousands of Acres to Compensate Sexual Assault Victims - Vimarsana News

Developers Loom As Boy Scouts Sell Thousands of Acres to Compensate Sexual Assault Victims

Conservation groups rush to preserve camps across the United States as some properties sell to the highest bidder. Will they succeed?

Nonprofit Purchases Camp Deer Lake in Killingworth - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit Purchases Camp Deer Lake in Killingworth

A summer camp in Killingworth has been saved by a grassroots effort. Thanks to donors, two private lenders, and the non-profit Pathfinders, Inc., Camp Deer Lake...

Nonprofit agrees to buy Killingworth's Deer Lake, preserving 300-acre property - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit agrees to buy Killingworth's Deer Lake, preserving 300-acre property

A non-profit organization has agreed to buy Killingworth’s 300-acre Deer Lake property and preserve it as open space, ending months of concern that the property would be sold to a private developer.Pathfinders, Inc., which operates the Deer Lake Camp and Wilderness School, announced on a website Thursday that it had signed a contract with the Connecticut Yankee Council of the Boy Scouts of America to buy the camp for $4.75 million. The agreement covers the property, its buildings, and other improvements. The closing is scheduled for Sept. 15.