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BY STEVE BIGHAM REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN 28 Tara Messina of South Ridge Farms in Southbury tends to a row of tulips Tuesday, some of which she has delivered to the nearby River Glen Health Care facility, which has begun the “Grow a Row for Residents” program where local farmers can provide residents there with freshly-grown products.Steve Bigham Republican-American SOUTHBURY – The River Glen Health Care Center has begun planting the seeds for its inaugural “Grow a Row for Residents” program where local farmers can offer up some of… SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED REGISTER to access your ACTIVA...
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Members of the Nonnewaug Teachers Association held a 'walk-in' at the high school in Woodbury on Thursday morning in protest of recent moves by the Region 14 school administration.Steve Bigham Republican-American WOODBURY — The Region 14 Board of Education has opened an investigation into the conduct of school administrators amid allegations that some teachers were passed over to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in favor of a select group of administrators. The board voted 6-1 Wednesday to hire an outside firm to investigate the matter in response to outraged residents and teachers, some of whom ...
December 30, 2020 2939 WOODBURY – Flames consumed this Sycamore Avenue home in Woodbury Tuesday night. Built in 1790, the home was destroyed by the fire. Photo courtesy of the Woodbury Volunteer Fire Department WOODBURY – A man and his cat escaped a fire that destroyed a centuries-old farmhouse on Sycamore Avenue, also known as Route 317. Woodbury Fire Chief Janet Morgan said the fire could be ruled accidental as homeowner William Taff had a fire burning in his wood stove in the basement. Taft told firefighters a log might have rolled out onto the floor. WOODBURY – A house built in 1790...