Bad Sons Brewing Up Something Big

From Smoke in the Valley and BAD SONS Beer Co. comes the return of the Brewers Ball - Home Brew Festival! Come enjoy beers over a variety of styles with 60+ Beers and a People's Choice Competition! $25 Discount Tickets on Sale Now! Festival is Saturday April 27th at BAD SONS Brewery in Derby and will also feature Food Trucks, Artisan Vendors and Games! Tickets can be purchased at the Brewery or online using the link below: Buy Tickets Now

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Rep. Klarides-Ditria Renews Call to Pass School Safety Bill

HARTFORD – State Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria submitted testimony last week in support of legislation that seeks to enhance classroom safety and school climate.

Under the bill, H.B. 7110, boards of education would be required to revise their safe school climate plans to include provisions relating to disruptive or injurious incidents that occur in classrooms, to develop and implement a state-wide school climate survey, and to require the Department of Education to provide assistance to school districts relating to school climate.

Rep. Klarides-Ditria said, “It is crucial that we highly prioritize the safety of students and teachers. Giving teachers the ability to remove dangerous students for a short time with the requirement that they follow designated protocols will protect the rights and safety of the child in question, the teacher, and fellow students.

A similar bill was passed by the House and Senate last session but was vetoed by Governor Dan Malloy. For more information about the people or to track legislation visit, cga.ct.gov.

(This is a press release from CT House Republicans)

Downtown Ansonia Welcomes Hair Salon

ANSONIA - Mayor Dave Cassetti and other dignitaries made it a formal welcome to downtown for Cindy’s Hair Company with an official ribbon cutting grand opening on Feb. 26.

Originally based in downtown Seymour for 26 years, owner Cindy Boladz and her daughter Cassie relocated the business here earlier this winter. The 1,250 sq. ft. space offers inspiring high ceilings with exposed brick for customers and her staff of six to enjoy.

Located at 50 Main Street, Cindy’s Hair Co. is open Tues-Sat and offers hair service for both men and women. Stop on by today and say hello to Cindy and staff, and enjoy pastry offerings and a Mimosa!

(This is a press release from Ansonia City Hall)

Fun and Games in Ansonia

Free Tax Help Available

Mayor Continues Guest Bartending Gig

New Exhibit to Debut

Ride/Walk for Children

New Haven Law Group Gives Valley Non Profit a Big Boost

New Haven’s Faxon Law Group continued its yearly Bucket List Challenge campaign by donating $10,000 to Project Purple, a CT-based pancreatic cancer research and patient financial aid charity, and to Hartford’s Camp Courant, the oldest and largest free summer camp in the United States.

 

The trial law firm raised close to $60,000 in total for the two charities by collecting donations online and entering donors who contributed $100 or more into a raffle to win a bucket list trip to Kona, Hawaii.

 

According to Faxon Law Group’s website, the trip is valued at $10,000 and includes round trip airfare for two guests, a 7-night deluxe hotel stay, complimentary entries to the Kona Marathon and/or Family Fun Runs, a gift card for spending, and more.

 

The trip’s two lucky winners, Marisa and Paul Valentinetti, were thrilled to win after Marisa generously donated to Project Purple in honor of her mother who passed away from pancreatic cancer.

(This is a press release from Project Purple)

Career Bus Coming to Ansonia