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Art as Witness: Southbury Reflects on the Holocaust and Its Own History
Last weekend, Southbury became a gathering place for remembering the Holocaust through the arts. The events were organized by Sandy Carlson, Woodbury’s former Poet Laureate and an English…
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Gas Leak at Southbury Green Triggers Evacuation, Disrupts Morning Businesses
A gas leak at 775 Main Street South sent emergency crews scrambling Friday morning after a passerby called in the report around 8:15 a.m. As a precaution, the…
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Timeout: Inside a Season of Silence at Pomperaug
SOUTHBURY – Shawn Mobilio’s return to the court was evident. Following a four-game absence, the third-year head coach of the boys basketball team at Pomperaug High School (PHS)…
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Josh Elliott Brings His Case for Governor to Heritage Village Democratic Club
The Heritage Village Democratic Club hosted Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Elliott on Thursday, March 5, as the five-term state representative from Hamden continues campaigning across Connecticut. Elliott, 41,…
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47 Years of Service: Southbury Ambulance Association Recognizes Volunteer Chief Geralyn Hoyt
Southbury Ambulance is lucky to have Volunteer Chief Geralyn Hoyt at the helm. Her passion for EMS began at 16-years-old when she joined Southbury Civil Defense, the original…
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Southbury Roundtable to Explore Processing Holocaust Trauma Through the Arts
A free public roundtable comes to Southbury on Saturday, March 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Vicinanza Studios and Gallery (VSG), 493 Heritage Road, Suite 4C –…
