Middlefield, CT News

• Middlefield, CT News
• EVAN BIRNEY OF MIDDLEFIELD RECEIVES MXCC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
• THREE MIDDLEFIELD RESIDENTS INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
• Lyman Orchards Easter Apple Hunt
• Town Times new website!
• Today in Town: 01/19/12
• Senator Len Suzio to appear at Guida's on Jan. 24
• Rep. Matt Lesser urges students to attend forum on college planning, financing
• Today in Town: 01/18/12
• Red Cross seeks volunteers; information session planned in Middletown
• Locals make Football University National Tournament
• January is Radon Action Month
• Today in Town: 01/17/12
• School delayed
• Scott Tax buzzer-beater gives LasEngS first loss
• Laura Francis mobile office hours
• Brayshaw gets the nomination
• Construction on Arrigoni Bridge in Middletown scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 28
• Today in Town: 01/16/12
• Geography fun at John Lyman
• New at the Senior Center
• Senator Len Suzio to appear in Middlefield regarding Lake Beseck
• Eagle spotted!
• All-day kindergarten discussed at BOE
• Today in Town: 01/13/12
• John Lyman celebrates rock and roll and learning
• Football player from Durham makes key bowl game TD
• Today in Town: 01/12/12
• Most Improved Runner, Mitchell Brown
• RSD13 employees get healthier one step at a time
• Today in Town: 01/11/12
• MVP Gonzalez
• Diagnosis Movies: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Today in Town: 01/10/12
• Memorial kids care
• Demolition of fair buildings to take place soon
• Today in Town: 01/09/12
• Lyman's Winterfest 2012
• Show us some lovin'
• Paws Place: Rocco
• Today in Town: 01/06/12
• Suzio pushes to cap “hidden” tax on state gasoline
• Local visits Scotland
• An unusual — but great — start to my first weeks as RSD13's new business manager
• Durham Planning and Zoning
• Today in Town: 01/05/12
• Varsity coach marks 300th career win and 21 years at CRHS
• Free coffee at Perk
• Diagnosis Movies: The Descendants
• MiddNight on Main
• Today in Town: 01/04/12
• Biesak hits one thousand in domination of North Branford
• Holidays at Levi Coe Library
• Today in Town: 01/03/12
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/30/11
• Durham home burglarized
• Will work for hope
• Notre Dame confirmation
• Paws Place: Stretch
• ‘Season of giving’ has true meaning for students at IDS
• Holidays at BASREP
• CL&P residential customers to see lowest monthly bills since 2005
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/27/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/23/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/22/11
• Crocs for Haiti
• Students learn about substance abuse
• Buying new electronics this season? Don't trash the old ones!
• Healthy snacks for a good cause
• Someone has the spirit!
• Drunk driving is 100 percent preventable
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/21/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/20/11
• Special meeting approves fund transfers for vehicles, Deerfield Farm and emergency operations
• Holiday concert
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/19/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/16/11
• Teacher of the Year Jan Wenzel and others recognized by BOE
• Residents are encouraged to test for radon
• Gift wrapping fundraiser this weekend
• Powder Ridge plans still in flux
• It’s not a sleigh, but it’s filled with gifts
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/15/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/14/11
• Gifts with a purpose
• Learning about nature
• Father Anthony C. Dinoto leads Church of the Epiphany as interim vicar
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/13/11
• Lady Devils dominate Warriors
• Community Round-Up checks delivered to Durham, Middlefield
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/12/11
• A jolly time at senior holiday luncheon
• Alpine contract will not suffice for new potential buyers
• Community effort rounds up food and cash
• Tax collector sworn in
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/09/11
• What is the permanent record? Data collecting in RSD13
• Durham-Middlefield December Bus Schedule
• Fatal accident involving Durham resident
• Together we CAN make a difference
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/08/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/07/11
• Durham swearing-in ceremony
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/06/11
• Coginchaug girls ready for new season
• Diagnosis Movies: Breaking Dawn Part I
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/05/11
• Dancing for local giving trees
• Middlefield history: eighth grade history presentations
• Why — and where to — buy American-made this season
• Seniors win Powderpuff game
• Carol and Walter Douglass recognized
• Selectmen approve plan for clean-up project after October storm
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/02/11
• Durham Garden Club makes holiday wreaths
• Goodbye November sky
• Local businesswoman helps with “Extreme Makeover”
• Diagnosis Movies: In Time
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/01/11
• More twists and turns for Powder Ridge
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/30/11
• Assault, home invasion charges for Middlefield man
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/29/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/28/11
• We owe much to the Native Americans
• Durham BOS has special meeting
• Service awards
• Residents attend swearing-in
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/23/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/22/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/21/11
• Poinsettia fundraiser to support local physicians’ cause
• Nature discoveries
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/18/11
• Detention basin project years late but happening now at Pogmore property
• Food collection at Korn
• Community spirit of giving is everywhere in Durham and Middlefield
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/17/11
• Memorial students play for veterans
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/16/11
• Municipal election precinct locations to be selected for post-election audit
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/15/11
• Morin to play baseball at CCSU
• Diagnosis Movies: Puss in Boots
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/14/11
• Middlefield Veterans Day Ceremony - Flag Raising (11/11/11)
• Resident questions ADA compliance at Peckham Park
• Middlefield VFW vets visit Memorial School Thursday
• Happy Veterans Day
• Earth education
• TODAY IN TOWN - 11/10/11
• Coginchaug shelter is popular during Stormageddon
• "Light Up Middlefield" in the Community Center
• Coginchaug School emergency shelter open
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/28/11
• Possible new buyer emerges for Powder Ridge
• Falcons B-Squad tames South Windsor Panthers
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/27/11
• John Lyman Spelling Bee
• Raising substance abuse awareness
• Disagreements arise over draft of new DMIAAB agreement
• Town of Durham: West Nile virus activity
• Alpine Ridge cancels Powder Ridge deal
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/26/11
• Alpine backs out of sale of Powder Ridge
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/25/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/24/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/21/11
• Middlefield Ukulele Club is looking for you
• Nature in the classroom
• Falcons Football B-Squad rolls over Canton
• Falcons C-Team plays Canton
• Falcons A-Team flies to victory
• Blue Devil defense overwhelms Bell-Hawks
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/20/11
• First selectman candidates in the hot seat at Exchange Club forum
• Durham Co-Op field trip
• Powder Ridge closing delayed again
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/19/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/18/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/17/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/14/11
• Coginchaug versus Lewis Mills
• Pumpkins, costumes and good music came together at The Fall Down
• BOE looks at changing curriculum, population
• Watching in wonder
• Grant of $500,000 for restoration of Powder Ridge Ski Area
• Apple picking - a favorite pastime
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/13/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/12/11
• AARP Driver Safety Classes at the Durham Public Library
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/11/11
• Durham and Middlefield candidates' forum
• Diagnosis Movies: 50/50
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/10/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/07/11
• Coginchaug beats Hyde 14-0
• Public hearing on Durham-Middlefield interlocal agreement set
• Middlefield Selectmen have short meeting
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/05/11
• James does it again
• Girls-only dance raises funds for Ukrainian orphanages
• Annual budget meeting set in Durham
• Middlefield P&Z considers application for massage and physical therapy business
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/05/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/04/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 10/03/11
• A very special woman and her cakes honored in fair baking contest
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/30/11
• Light-Up Middlefield
• An important thank you project
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/29/11
• Durham Library celebrates Civil War anniversary with programs
• Legislative mandates confront RSD13 Board of Education
• Lyman's Celebration of CT Farms
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/28/11
• Durham High School reunion
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/27/11
• 92nd Durham Fair now behind us
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/26/11
• New state record pumpkin
• Turkey Times at the Durham Fair
• Strickland, Wimler closed
• Rain doesn't dampen fairgoers' spirits
• The bananas are back!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/23/11
• One day down, three to go!
• CRHS beats Nonnewaug 48-0 in first home game on new field
• Draft of DMIAAB agreement presented
• Women fall off Beseck Mountain
• Durham Fair starts today
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/22/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/21/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/20/11
• Public input needed on upcoming Tropical Storm Irene hearings
• 2011's summer reading list
• The Fall Down returns to Durham
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/19/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/16/11
• BOE meeting includes CRHS policy, SATs
• Falcon A-Team wins Salomone Cup
• Time Out Taverne season ends with loss to Higganum
• What’s new at the Durham Fair?
• Durham Inland Wetlands Commission approves Allyn Brook restoration at White Farm
• Tent on the green
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/15/11
• Flower power
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/14/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/13/11
• Bagpipe solo
• Middlefield 9-11 Memorial Dedication
• Sounds of silence
• CRHS a capella group at 9/11 ceremony in Durham
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/12/11
• 9/11 memorials in our towns
• FEMA Individual Assistance Program — Hurricane Irene
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/09/11
• Road named in honor of late official
• School bells ring
• School year 2011-12 begins
• Storm update on selectmen’s agenda
• Lyman Orchard's Outing
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/08/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/07/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/06/11
• Hurricane lessons from a local
• Perseverance pays off for long-time Durham store owner
• Barn raising in Durham
• Transfer Station hours extended & town updates
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/02/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 9/01/11
• Much work to be done
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/31/2011
• Regional School District 13 postponed the start of school
• Department of Consumer Protection reminds consumers to watch for scammers offering home repairs
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/30/2011
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/29/11
• Shelter open at CRHS
• Durham emergency shelter open
• Free lunch today at Peckham
• Tournament winners
• Selectmen talk personnel policy, Millers Pond and campaigning on town green
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/26/11
• The best of times — another childhood summer memories story
• Complaints aired over new bus routes at BOE meeting
• Seniors sing
• Town of Durham STORM LINE - Activated
• Sunflower maze closes Sunday
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/25/11
• RSD13 teacher learns how to live from seahorses
• What’s new at the 2011 Durham Fair Discovery Center
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/24/11
• Public works salt shed project passes
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/23/11
• Durham referendum tomorrow
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/22/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/19/11
• A little ukulele tune
• Teen Power
• Living an organic farmer’s dream
• Fire-damaged home in Durham still on the radar
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/18/11
• Leavitt presents Powder Ridge proposal
• Peach lovers to gather together at Lyman’s 10th annual Peach Fest
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/17/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/16/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/15/11
• Durham IWWA discusses White Farm proposal
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/12/11
• DMYFS Babysitting Basics
• Durham Fair deals with winter damage
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/11/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/10/11
• Figaro frolics at the shore
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/09/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/08/11
• Recreation at new Coginchaug track
• Maze now open
• Middlefield native now a restaurant entrepreneur
• District 13 students excel on 2011 CMTs
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/05/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/04/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/03/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/02/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 8/01/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/29/11
• Southern dogs: changing adoption, changing laws
• Petrella to take on Brayshaw in Middlefield first selectman’s race
• Eagle's Nest dedication at Peckham
• Feeding the ducks at Lyman's
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/28/11
• Durham selectmen don’t want town divided over White’s Farm
• Middlesex County Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• Roger Kleeman to take on Laura Francis in Durham First Selectman’s race
• The trains are running at Amato's Toy and Hobby
• Magic in the Durham Library
• Roger Kleeman to take on Laura Francis in Durham First Selectman’s race
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/20/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/19/11
• Public’s input sought for state redistricting plan
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/18/11
• New principal hired at Strong School
• BOF Meeting and Fun Run Canceled
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/15/11
• Who let the dogs out?
• Dur P&Z reviews plans for athletic facility buildings
• Lazy days of summer
• What will happen to White’s Farm? Meeting attempts to sort out options
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/14/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/13/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/12/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/11/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/08/11
• A $750,000 salt shed? You've got to be kidding me!
• Early returns highlight TOT mid-season report
• Summer reading selection for parents and kids
• Get your chocolate fix
• A blessing for the animals
• Swimmer drowns at Millers Pond
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/07/11
• ‘A simple good for the community’ — composting units coming your way
• Door-to-door sales techniques upset residents
• Missing: An ECO Recycling Bin from field across from Allyn Brook
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/06/11
• Nov. 8, it’s all about Durham
• TODAY IN TOWN - 7/01/11
• Tornado affects Western Massachusetts
• Valedictory address
• Salutatory address
• CRHS student helps support our troops
• Residents criticize neglect of farm land
• Ready to graduate
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/30/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/29/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/28/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/27/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/24/11
• Coginchaug role models
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/23/11
• Congratulations, Coginchaug High School Class of 2011
• Francis requests $750,000 for Public Works salt and sand shed
• United Churches Bean Supper - a local tradition - starts back up tomorrow
• Join locals in Durham to help ‘raise the roof’ in Oaxaca, Mexico
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/22/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/21/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/20/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/17/11
• Depleted Time Out Taverne team drops two straight
• Meeting on Durham water supply postponed until July
• Lyman Share Fair
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/16/11
• Korn students experience Colonial times
• It’s strawberry pickin’ time
• MDC wraps up another season
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/15/11
• Happy Flag Day, June 14
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/14/11
• Curious Creatures Show At Middlefield'S Old Home Days
• Service with a smile
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/13/11
• Thursday storm causes damage in Durham, Middlefield
• GMSO athletes set to compete at Special Olympics Ct State Summer Games
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/10/11
• Board of Ed cuts bus stops, recognizes departing members
• Old Home Days this weekend
• Bill Currlin honored
• P&Z considers drive-thru windows in commercial zone
• Haddam land swap proposal and location of voting polls addressed at Middlefield selectmen meeting
• Cooling Center in Durham
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/9/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/8/11
• Depleted Time Out Taverne team falls to Killingworth
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/7/11
• Coginchaug Regional High School Senior Awards Ceremony
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/6/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/3/11
• Coginchaug Regional High School Underclassmen Awards Ceremony
• A tale of two Middlefields
• "The magic of growing a garden"
• Marching in the rain
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/2/11
• Coginchaug Regional High School Underclassmen Awards Ceremony
• The Oldest home in Middlefield, MA that is.
• Daisy's March in the Rain at the Parade
• TODAY IN TOWN - 6/1/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/31/11
• Middlefield sets mill rate at 28.16 mills
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/27/11
• Regional School District 13 Budget Passed
• Crowd gathers at campaign kick-off for Laura Francis
• Board of Education increases meal prices for grades 7-12
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/26/11
• Pretty and polished for Prom
• Proposal to give White’s Farm back to White family
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/25/11
• Powder Ridge sale to Alpine Ridge LLC approved
• Almost 10-1, Middlefield voters approve Powder Ridge sale
• Tea Party at Durham Co-Op Nursery School
• Register for Washington Trail Road Race
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/24/11
• Bleak reminder
• Two buildings to be replaced at Durham Fairgrounds after winter damage
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/23/11
• Body found in Lake Beseck
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/20/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/19/11
• Girl Scouts stop by Gmonkey
• iDevices enter a test period at CRHS
• Fresh market finds
• Durham man accused of sexually assaulting a minor
• Middlefield budget passes
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/18/11
• Middlefield town budget passed
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/17/11
• Middlesex Chamber's Durham/Middlefield Division votes unanimously to support the sale of the Powder Ridge property to Alpine Ridge, LLC
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/16/11
• Powder Ridge Tour
• Reminder! Aunt Clara's Online Store opening soon!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/13/11
• Board of Ed finds cuts, passes budget at 3.45 percent
• Cogin-Chuggers celebrate 40 years of square dancing
• Fulton elected to BOE at Durham’s annual budget meeting, budget passes
• Middlefield town budget meeting recessed, Renninghoff elected to BOE
• Raising $300 with roses
• Cogin-Chuggers celebrate 40 years
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/11/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/10/11
• Durham Budget Passed
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/9/11
• Middlefield budget ready for May 9 town meeting after final budget workshop
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/6/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/5/11
• Strong School honor roll list - updated
• New Lyman Golf Center looking at spring 2012 tee-off
• Strong School musical
• Exchange Club honors Book of Golden Deed recipients
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/4/11
• Education budget goes down by 80 votes
• State legislators address Board of Ed at April 27 meeting
• Vote today
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/3/11
• Vote!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 5/2/11
• A reading machine!
• Durham BOF considers options for mowing/plowing at the DAC
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/29/11
• Middlefield girl is top youth walker for March of Dimes
• On the run!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/28/11
• Middlefield’s Banana Man turns 100!
• Take time to smell the...daffodils
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/27/11
• Documentary about youth stress draws crowd
• Cross planting
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/26/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/26/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/25/11
• Powder Ridge public hearing date set
• Will we see wind energy in Middlefield’s future?
• Dur Rec Easter Egg Hunt today
• Trout in the Classroom goes outside
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/22/11 **Earth Day & Good Friday**
• Every bunny had fun!
• Race to Nowhere documentary coming to Durham, Middlefield
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/21/11
• Ready? Set? Find the candy!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/20/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/19/11
• Wild rabbit or lost pet?
• Students release trout at Wadsworth
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/18/11
• Korn trout release
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/15/11
• Flags to fly across Connecticut for National Donate Life Month in April
• Durham selectmen approve 2011 farmers’ market
• Unknown assailants target students with paintball guns
• Middlefield office closed Friday
• Coginchaug's Biesak named to CIAC All-State team
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/14/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/13/11
• DAC, books, and wages : residents have their voices heard
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/12/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/11/11
• Middlefield receives deposit for sale of snow guns
• Durham joint meeting of boards, commissions discusses communication
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/8/11
• Young inventors
• Residents take part in road clean-up
• Board of Ed reinstates nurse, sets budget at 4.16 percent
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/7/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/6/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/5/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/4/11
• What are we celebrating on April Fools’ Day, anyway?
• TODAY IN TOWN - 4/1/11 *Happy April Fools' Day*
• Follow Town Times on Facebook
• Movie Junky: The Thing
• Local artist inspires IDS students
• BOE brings budget down to 3.98 percent increase, takes out a nurse
• Local DAR winner
• Durham BOS disbands Public Safety Committee
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/31/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/30/11
• What clipping is on your fridge?
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/29/11
• Board of Ed makes cuts, including one nurse; proposed budget down to 3.98 percent increase
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/28/11
• Connection to Middletown water system is the best option for Durham’s contaminated sites
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/25/11
• To Laos and back with lessons to share
• Special Olympics seeks athletes and volunteers
• Movie Junky: Some Like it Hot
• Crafters wanted for Old Home Days
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/24/11
• Kiss me I'm Irish
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/23/11
• Attention citizens of Middlefield
• Canoeing on Cherry Hill Road
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/22/11
• Middlefield Board of Finance hears budgets, complaints, objections
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/21/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/18/11
• School budget increase down to 4.58 percent, more cuts sought
• Movie Junky: Somewhere in Time
• Sports banquet rescheduled
• Venture Crew's under snow adventures
• Season ends early for Coginchaug girls
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Trooper position reduced, housing authority fees reinstated and increases in energy fees: all in Middlefield proposed budget
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/17/11 **St. Patrick's Day**
• Powder Ridge sale contract signed; check in hand
• IDS Students Showcased at the 2011 Youth Art Celebration
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/16/11
• A great catch
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/15/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/14/11
• New State Trooper in Middlefield
• BOE struggles to find areas to cut in proposed budget
• Flooding assistance
• Movie Junky: JAWS
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/11/11
• Learning winter weather survival skills
• A future educator on the way?
• Torrison Stone clinches playoff bye with pair of wins
• Superfund site clean-up to begin in April
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/10/11
• "Thing 2" and friends
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/9/11
• Snapshot of Lyman Orchards' Winterfest
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/8/11
• Flooding throughout our towns
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/7/11
• Big Band night for seniors
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/4/11
• Controlled expenses can’t stop school budget increase
• Pizza time
• A winning science project
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/3/11
• CRHS Scholarship Ball March 19
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/2/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 3/1/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/28/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/25/11
• Korean culture celebrated
• One fish, two fish...
• Durham selectmen consider local traffic violation proposal
• Middlefield Selectmen meeting centered on town website and purchasing policy questions
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/24/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/23/11
• Suzio defeats Bruenn in special election
• Totals for Middlefield in the special election
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/22/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/21/11 **Presidents' Day**
• Baltas accused of invading Middlefield home
• Pair accused of trying to rob Middlefield couple at home
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/18/11
• Photo function offline
• Middlefield website ready
• BOE talks snow day make-ups and calendar issues
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/17/11
• A Valentine's Day party
• What's there to do during February vacation?
• TODAY IN TOWN 2/16/11
• Rep. Lesser announces state tourism grants to Middlefield
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/15/11
• The little engines that could
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/14/11 St.Valentine's Day
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/11/11
• Middlefield grand list grows 0.55 percent
• Durham revaluation leads to seven percent drop in grand list
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/10/11
• Powder Ridge financing, roof snow removal in question at Middlefield Board of Selectmen meeting
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/9/11
• Where were you...during the winter of 2011?
• Learning the letter "N"
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/8/11
• Entertainment at Taste of Durham
• Coginchaug girls hoops
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/7/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/4/11
• CT residents can save money and energy while helping families stay warm
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/3/11
• A new day for Hartford
• Homeless in Middlesex County
• Eagle Scout project improves open space in Durham
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/2/11
• Film with local ties holds screening at Durham Library
• Durham Storm Hotline Activated
• Meetings Canceled
• Positive behavior at Brewster School
• School calendar accommodates parents, teachers, students, the law
• Brewster School uses Smart Board
• Sales contract for Powder Ridge approved by Middlefield BOS
• TODAY IN TOWN - 2/1/11
• Winter safety information from Town of Durham
• Sitting pretty
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/31/11
• Calf barn collapses at Greenbacker Farm
• Special meeting of Board of Selectmen to vote on resolution to sell Powder Ridge
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/28/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/28/11
• No school Friday for RSD13
• Brewster visits Peabody Museum
• Lady Gaga look-alikes
• Babe Ruth baseball sign-ups
• Middlefield purchases development rights to Merriam property
• How are snow days called? What are the town crews doing with all this snow?
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/27/11
• Students make Underground Railroad game
• Durham BOS ‘excited’ about progress of superfund site
• DMIAAB Task Force at work on new transfer station agreement
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/26/11
• CRHS pep band
• Teen Safe Dates project in full swing at DMYFS
• Coginchaug NHS induction ceremony postponed
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/25/11
• Football star recognized
• Board of Education approves new teacher contract and 2011-12 school calendar
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/24/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/24/11
• Thinking about a peaceful world
• Special town meeting in Middlefield set for Tuesday
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/21/11
• Where's all this rubble?
• Memorial School WordMasters
• RSD13 Teacher of the Year is passionate about teaching
• Middlefield P&Z approves Golf Center at Lyman Orchards
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/20/11
• Another ice storm picture
• New weather closing policies for Durham Activity Center
• Tonight: MLK Jr. Celebration!
• Power still out - Durham Activity Center, library open for warm shelter
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/19/11
• Clean Energy Forum cancelled
• A winter birthday party
• Durham Board of Finance meeting cancelled
• Middlefield Board of Selectmen meeting cancelled
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/18/11
• Bertrand leads Allstate Fire Equipment to first win in week two Men’s League
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/17/11
• Durham First Selectman comments on Wednesday's storm
• Snowy scenery
• Strong School students are journalists in the making
• Skate pond safety
• Dog or coyote?
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/14/11
• Absentee ballots available
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/13/11
• Geography wiz-kids compete in Memorial School Geography Bee
• MLK celebration scheduled for tonight is postponed
• D13 schools closed Thursday
• ‘You can’t go wrong’ with RSD-13 program choice
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/12/11
• Bring on the snow
• Race to Nowhere event cancelled
• New Beginnings
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/11/11
• Re-conceiving government
• First lunch-time meal at DAC
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/10/11
• Middlesex Dance Center helps our furry friends
• Fossil lessons at Lyman
• Rx: Life - saying goodbye
• Celebrating a ‘holiday about peace’
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/7/11
• Durham Demons win first game of 2011
• Malcom Pearce’s Memories of Durham
• One of our many creative arts in Town Times
• Durham Demons end 2010 with a win and a loss
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/6/11
• Brewster sing-along!
• Middlefield selectmen discuss Beseck Mountain safety, budget and location of voting polls
• TODAY IN TOWN - 1/5/11
• International New Years party
• TODAT IN TOWN - 1/4/11
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/31/10 - New Years Eve!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/30/10
• Middlefield Town Crew after the snow storm
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/29/10
• Whose up for sledding?!
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/28/10
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/24/10
• Lunar eclipse beauty
• Middlesex ReStore — a recycling, reusing, reducing and rebuilding source
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/23/10
• Powder Ridge bond funds approved
• Levi Coe Library’s new director is happy to be in Middlefield
• John Lyman gingerbread fun
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/22/10
• Selectmen approve short term financing for Powder Ridge
• So what’s in the state’s general fund anyway?
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/21/10
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/21/12
• Finance 101: What to do if you lose your job
• Board of Education recognizes award winners, prepares for budget season
• Middlefield Federated Church pageant
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/20/10
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/17/10
• Professional custom decorating services out of Middlefield
• Lost Santa
• Interchurch Giving Tree
• TODAY IN TOWN - 12/16/10
• Benefit dinner a success!
• Lyman golf school discussion returns to Middlefield P&Z agenda
• Durham selectmen tasked with numerous board and commission appointments
• TODAY IN TOWN
• John Lyman winter concert
• Old Home Days is back — and we’d love your help!
• Coginchaug girls' basketball dominates Valley Regional
• Today In Town
• CRHS boys' basketball
• Budget concerns dominate Middlefield’s Finance Board meeting
• Oh deer? Holy cow!
• At work at the Community Round-Up
• The promise of the ‘circle of life’: heading into winter solstice
• Middlefield receives $500,000 grant for Powder Ridge
• Middlefield Board of Selectmen approves purchase of Merriam property development rights
• Middlefield Board of Selectmen approves purchase of Merriam property development rights
• All I want for Christmas is...
• All I want for Christmas is...
• All I want for Christmas is...
• Powder Ridge in the news: contract nearing completion, possible state grant on the horizon
• Missing Cat
• Holiday traditions from years past
• Helping out at Community Round-Up
• Holiday decorating on a budget
• White’s Farm study due this month; skating pond ready for freezing weather
• Pumpkin pies from Brownies and Daisies
• Powder Ridge receiving state funds
• Help Willy’s Friends Annual Holiday Food Drive
• John Lyman School at Portland Quarry
• Public Saftey — A coordinated system
• Coginchaug Powder Puff
• Durham’s cemeteries: Much more than brownstone rows
• FOUND CAT
• LOST CAT
• FOUND CAT
• Three locals honored at Durham/Middlefield night
• Coginchaug High School track to be completed spring 2011
• Lost cat
• Experiencing gratitude
• Food and friends
• Pedal for Pink
• Middlefield selectmen ‘outraged’ by vandalism
• FOUND CAT
• Bee-auty Queens
• Core ethical values - for school and for life
• Hats off to Hannah
• Blessed to Live in Middlefield
• Interest rates, holiday shopping and oil: Economy update
• First snowman of the season
• CRHS Volleyball
• Football and Softball Teams address the Board of Education
• Veterans Day Ceremony
• Trooper Talk
• "Taste of the Seasons" canceled
• Special meeting of Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance discusses Powder Ridge
• Veterans Day ceremonies
• Snow?
• Candy corn kids
• Incumbents win State Representative, State Senate races in Durham and Middlefield
• Gaffey, Davenport and Szewczyk win among Durham and Middlefield voters
• Learning with Legos
• Water concerns highlighted at Durham selectmen’s meeting
• Honoring Korean War Veterans
• Halloween safety tips
• Board of Ed discusses field trips, Pension Committee and meeting with selectmen
• United Churches of Durham event this Saturday
• Trooper Talk
• Brewster Punctuation
• Durham P&Z gets three options for dealing with the Durham Fair Association
• Middlefield selectmen dispute over Pogmore and Strickland properties
• Showing spirit
• Board of Ed addresses kindness, healthy food and professional development days
• Community Health Center to Host Go Pink Fun Fall Fest at Lyman Orchards
• Well Sampling Encouraged for Brewster School Neighbors
• Another Durham Fair snapshot
• Summer movie showdown – The ladies face-off
• New Horizons Domestic Violence Services Receives $20,000 Grant from The Mary Kay Foundation
• The sun sets on another Durham Fair
• Summer movie showdown – The ladies face-off
• Almost ready to roll
• To rezone or not to rezone? Middlefield P&Z considers
• Summer movie showdown – fantasy face-off
• To rezone or not to rezone? Middlefield P&Z considers
• Come on, be a PAL!
• Cheerleaders
• Durham Fair student tickets
• Dancers
• Transfer station closed
• ‘Good apples’ in District 13
• Lake Beseck annual picnic
• Its MVFC calendar time
• Coginchaug athletic facility project in full swing
• Are you interested in cutting back the cost of owning your home?
• Who is that?
• Do you like to sing?
• Jackson Hill Road
• Fidelco guide dog puppies
• Arf! Party with noted animal trainer to benefit MCCF
• Rosa DeLauro
• Enjoying the Sunflower Maze
• Farmers’ Market, town meeting to transfer funds, road projects engage Durham selectmen
• Farmers Market
• Durham P&Z discusses Durham Fair Association permit
• 4-H Fair comes to Durham Fairgrounds this weekend
• Durham Fair Association ‘throws down the gauntlet’ before P&Z
• A boy and his bird
• 4-H Fair comes to Durham Fiargrounds this weekend
• Wanted: Your ideas
• Skate park under construction
• First person reports from the rock festival that wasn’t
• Middlefield Planning and Zoning
• Tennis court update
• Governor Rell announces statewide ‘Day of Caring & Compassion’ this Saturday
• Powder Ridge Festival-40 years ago
• Andre Hauser excited to be Coginchaug High School principal
• Durham selectmen busy, even in summer
• Having fun in Middlefield
• Middlefield Board of Selectmen holds Powder Ridge meeting
• Middlefield Habitat for Humanity project on fast track
• Strategies to beat the heat and stay safe
• Happy 100th Birthday
• Durham Library has exciting ways to beat the heat for all ages
• Bobolinks of Durham in trouble
• Powder Ridge deal to be discussed
• State denies funds for wind study
• Snow Time Backs Out…Search Not Over.
• Pirates
• The Giving Tree

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