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New England’s Great White Sharks and Growing Seal Population, by Jon Dodd
Friday, March 20, 2026
New England’s Great White Sharks and Growing Seal Population, by Jon Dodd

Welcome to our 2026 Connecticut River Lecture Series - Biodiversity in the Connecticut River Watershed. RSVP and attend our third lecture, by Jon Dodd, entitled: New England’s Great White Sharks and Growing Seal Population, followed by a Q&A session. Jon Dodd, Executive Director, Atlantic Shark Institute New England’s Great White Sharks and Growing Seal Population The Great White Shark is an iconic species that is known throughout the world. This discussion will focus on the white shark research that

Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center
Middlesex United Way & Middlesex County NAACP Announce Publication of Veterans Recognition Booklet
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Middlesex United Way & Middlesex County NAACP Announce Publication of Veterans Recognition Booklet

MIDDLETOWN, CT- Middlesex United Way and the Middlesex County NAACP Branch (CT Unit 2018-B) are proud to announce the publication of Recognition and Resources: Black U.S. Armed Services Veterans of Middlesex County, a new booklet made possible through a Middlesex United Way grant.  The project is a collaboration of the Middlesex County NAACP and American Legion Post 206, which was established in 2005 by three African American veterans to address issues of discrimination and mistreatment of Black

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Old Saybrook Gardeners' Market
Thursday, March 05, 2026
Old Saybrook Gardeners' Market

The Old Saybrook  Annual Gardeners' Market   May 16  9am - 3pm on the Town Green Open for Pre-orders now until April 1 for best selection! 

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Middlesex United Way Opens 2026–2027 Community Impact Grant Cycle
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Middlesex United Way Opens 2026–2027 Community Impact Grant Cycle

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MIDDLETOWN, CT — Middlesex United Way has officially launched its 2026–2027 Community Impact Grant Cycle and is now accepting applications from nonprofit organizations providing programs and services that support residents of Middlesex County. Grant awards will range from $5,000 to $30,000 and are intended to support initiatives that align with Middlesex United Way’s Community Impact Areas: Youth OpportunityHealthy CommunitiesFinancial SecurityCommunity Resiliency Grant funds may

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