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Worship services are Sundays, unless otherwise noted. Face masks and social distancing are required for in-person services.

Reply (Shutterstock) Looking for things to do in the North Branford area? As we close our laptops and put our books/work away for a quick unplug, don't forget to take a look around town to participate in the fun activities here in North Branford. Here are some events taking place in town this weekend. Want to see your event in the next roundup? You can add it to the North Branford calendar using this form. As always, it's free to post an event in your community. To reach more people, you can promote your event and share it nearby for $1 per day per community.

Adams First Congregational: 42 Park St. Traditional service at 9:15 a.m. in sanctuary; Contemporary service at 10:15 a.m. in the gym and livestreamed on Facebook. Information: fccadams.org. St. John Paul II: Masses: 4 p.m. Saturday at Notre Dame; 8 a.m. Sunday at St. Stanislaus. Becket Yoked Parish of Becket: Services are recorded and posted on Facebook (search First Congregational Church of Becket, MA) and YouTube (search Yoked Parish of Becket). Cheshire United Methodist: Worship at 10:30 a.m. on Facebook.com/CheshireUMC. Dalton ARK Community Church: 45 North St. Worship at 9:30 a.m. Visit ...

(Lander, WY) – The 15 piece exhibition by three Middle Eastern contemporary artists, “ABRAHAM: Out of One, Many,” is currently making its way across Wyoming and will be on display at the Fremont Country Pioneer Museum in Lander. While on display locally from May 14 to May 28, an array of free programming has been planned – from an artist talk to a Native American Dance event. “ABRAHAM: Out of One, Many” focuses on what Jews, Christians and Muslims have in common because of their shared ancestor Abraham, a spiritual figure of distinct significance within the three prima...

Joe Biden is the first U.S. president to formally declare the "Armenian Genocide." Local Armenians say it's about time.