The Oxford Lions Club participated in the Easter egg hunt sponsored by Quarry Walk on March 30. The Lions raffled off a chocolate bunny and a $25 gift certificate to the Country Creamery. Shown (from left) are Lions Alison Piccirillo, Bill Heaney, Debra Michell and Tom Biondi.
MIDDLEBURY-SOUTHBURY — The 10th annual Region 15 Nutmeg Book Bowl competition was recently held at Pomperaug High School. Winning teams representing Region 15’s four elementary schools competed against each other to answer questions about the ten 2024 Intermediate Nutmeg Book Award nominees. Region 15 congratulates “Book Besties” from Gainfield Elementary School, this year’s district winners in the competition. Members of the winning GES team are Charlotte Satterlee, Corinne Vas and Katherine Blackwell.
SOUTHBURY — After years of being open, Southbury Country Florist, located at 200 Main St. S., is now under new ownership. Kim Bova, a former employee at the florist, is now the owner. “It’s just something that I’ve always wanted to do. It’s been a dream,” Ms. Bova said. “I bought it from the previous owner, I delivered for her for several years and we always joked about me buying it from her. I had the opportunity, so I did it.”
SOUTHBURY— Playing a pair of non-league baseball games last week, the Pomperaug baseball began the season with a pair of victories. The Panthers nipped Abbott Tech, 1-0, in Southbury behind the pitching of Kyle Parker who went five innings and struck out 12 batters. Lucas Stango hurled the last two frames and notched four K’s. The only run of the game scored on a base hit by Joe Kovach.
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LITCHFIELD — The Waterbury Symphony will present the viola duo Jordan and Rubina Bak, in a concert, ‘BAK TO THE FUTURE, Viola Duets Then and Now’ at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 21 at the Litchfield Community Center. Doors will open at 3 p.m. Tickets are $30 each, $10 for students with ID, by calling the box office at 203-574-4283 or online at waterburysymphony.org. The duo will perform classical masterpieces and contemporary works. The performance will be followed by a complimentary reception.
SEYMOUR — A professional storyteller will explore New England’s history with entertaining folk tales at a program presented by the Seymour Historical Society at 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 21. Monica Peterson has performed at the JFK Presidential Library and the New Britain Museum of American Art, in addition to dozens of other venues. In this program, “Tales of New England,” she’ll share stories of bravery, foolishness, love, with a touch of the supernatural mixed in for good measure.
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