Parents & Kids
‘Let Me Run’ Program Registration Opens for 4th & 5th Grade Boys
|
A running program for boys in 4th and 5th grade is open for registration this year, with teams at Royle, Ox Ridge, Tokeneke and Pear Tree Point schools in Darien.
Darienite (https://darienite.com/page/361)
A running program for boys in 4th and 5th grade is open for registration this year, with teams at Royle, Ox Ridge, Tokeneke and Pear Tree Point schools in Darien.
Tree Conservancy of Darien, is happy to announce the winner of Best in Show in its fourth annual photography contest, “Celebration of Trees”; Danielle Granath won the top prize for her photograph “Stormy Night,” taken at Wee Burn Country Club.
You can use Metro-North’s “Train to the Game” service to see soccer at Yankee Stadium starting this Sunday, Mar. 13.
Enjoy some great wine and great food at a wine tasting event from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday for a great cause — raising funds to help Ethiopians get clean water.
To the editor:
I would like to thank the Town of Darien for allowing The Community Fund of Darien use of the historical home at 701 Post Road for the past 35 years.
Don’t toss away that wine-bottle cork, please.
The Darien Nature Center would like you to donate it to the organization.
Along with 99,999 others.
Nighttime work has restarted on replacing the North Avenue Bridge over the Merritt Parkway in Westport, resulting in lane closures at night about a mile east of Exit 42, the Connecticut Department of Transportation has announced.
Another Quick Recycling Tip in our series:
Planning & Zoning Commission members in a recent discussion said they’re impressed with the proposal to replace an office building with a nursing home at the office park on Parklands Drive.
Here’s Deirdre McGovern’s report on Darien and Rowayton real estate for March 3 to March 10:
Marilyn Mangney Chapman, age 91, died peacefully Feb. 22, 2016 in Houston. A former Darien resident, she was active in Presbyterian organizations.
Another Quick Recycling Tip in our series:
When a Darien police officer questioned a New Jersey driver who said he was lost, police said, the officer found the driver had no driver’s license, no registration, no insurance and phony license plates on the 2007 Lincoln Town Car he was driving.
Brent Hayes, a Republican Town Committee member who also serves on the Representative Town Meeting, was elected the new chairman of the RTC on Wednesday, as a new slate of officers was chosen to run the town Republican Party.
A black cat named Wrecker, 14 years old, is reported missing since Saturday from the area of Glenbrook Road and Arthur Place about a quarter of a mile from Darien.
Please call the owner if he crosses your path and you can return him — it could be your lucky day, since there’s a reward.
Aquarion Water Co. announced early Wednesday afternoon that a water main ruptured under Runkenhage Road.
Look for seals in Long Island Sound, enjoy the colors of twilight on the water and get close to eight historic lighthouses through a variety of public cruises offered this month by The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk.
Helen (Jockers) Bradley passed away peacefully on Friday, Feb. 19, 2016 at her home in Tuftonboro, N.H. She had just turned 86.
Anthony G. Martin of Taunton, beloved husband of Robert Campbell, passed away on March 2, 2016 at Brigham & Women’s Hospital at the age of 77.
Go undercover with Chris Pavone and his world of international intrigue while sipping on some of the wines that are mentioned in his new thriller The Traveler Wednesday, March 9 at 7 p.m. at Darien Library. Following Chris’ presentation, Nicholas Roberts Fine Wine will host an informal wine tasting.
Someone attending a local church event not only stole the purse of a Darien woman also at the event, but then started using the victims credit cards.
Scouts are tasked with being thrifty, and, on Saturday, March 12, The Maritime Aquarium is giving them the chance to be just that — scouts in uniform get discounted admission.
How did the best commuter railroad in the US suddenly become subject of Federal safety investigations after a series of derailments and collisions claimed lives? Why is Metro-North’s survival crucial to real estate prices in Darien? What’s the future of rail service along CT’s “Gold Coast”?