Submitted By Craig Mansfield, Chairman East Haddam Company #2 Firehouse Building Committee Every time someone in East Haddam calls 911 for a fire, medical emergency, or rescue, they expect firefighters and EMS personnel to respond immediately with the equipment, training, and facilities needed to do the job safely. Most people never think about the building those emergency responders operate from — until that building itself becomes part of the problem and that is exactly whe
Submitted by the East Haddam Land Trust Small curiosities have always had a hold on Faith Kalisz. The 18-year-old, who was awarded this year’s $2,000 scholarship from East Haddam Land Trust, will begin her freshman year in September at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire. She plans to major in environmental science and hopes to work one day with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, maybe as an analyst. She thinks her focus will be on the protection a
Submitted by the East Haddam Land Trust Small curiosities have always had a hold on Faith Kalisz. The 18-year-old, who was awarded this year’s $2,000 scholarship from East Haddam Land Trust, will begin her freshman year in September at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire. She plans to major in environmental science and hopes to work one day with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, maybe as an analyst. She thinks her focus will be on the protection a
Submitted By Craig Mansfield, Chairman East Haddam Company #2 Firehouse Building Committee Every time someone in East Haddam calls 911 for a fire, medical emergency, or rescue, they expect firefighters and EMS personnel to respond immediately with the equipment, training, and facilities needed to do the job safely. Most people never think about the building those emergency responders operate from — until that building itself becomes part of the problem and that is exactly whe
Submitted by Mike Toomey The July 4 Moodus Reservoir Preservation Group’s third annual boat parade had a patriotic theme with boats ranging in size from a repurposed sand box to ski boats to full-sized pontoon boats, all with flags aplenty. Judging was headed by Melisssa Ziobron, currently running to fill Ireine Haines position as our Representative in the Connecticut House. The winners receiving gift certificates were: First Prize, $100: Ira and Carol MacCollum with a pontoo
