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This week, we talk to Board of Education candidate Lauren Connolly Nussbaum. The Democrat is one of eight total candidates seeking a seat on the school board Nov. 7. There are four four-year seats up for election. There also is a contested two-person race for a two-year Board of Ed term.
This week, we talk to Board of Education candidate Lara Kelly. The Republican is one of eight total candidates seeking a four-year term on the school board Nov. 7. There are four four-year seats up for election. There also is a contested two-person race for a two-year Board of Ed term.
This week, we talk to Robin Bates Mason, president of Planet New Canaan, about efforts to install a pollinator garden dedicated to the memory and legacy of former Conservation Commission Chair Cam Hutchins in Bristow Park. Those efforts include a matching grant from Sustainable CT for which advocates for the Cam Hutchins Pollinator Garden currently are fundraising (details for donating here).
This week, we talk to Bonnie Rumilly, a longtime and former EMT with New Canaan Emergency Medical Services who also is a social worker and therapist. In addition to running her own private practice, Bonnie serves as a board member and volunteer with the Fairfield County Trauma Response Team, which provides services to first responders.
This week, we talk to New Canaan Library Executive Director Lisa Oldham about the relocation of the legacy 1913 building on the organization's campus.
This week, we talk to New Canaan resident Michael Chen. Known on the pickleball courts at Mead Park as "Hammer Mike," he's a co-founder of the rapidly growing National Pickleball League.
This week, we talk to New Canaan's Chris Falsetta about the Gracie Fund for Pediatric Cancer. Founded by the Falsetta family following a recent diagnosis of leukemia in their 12-year-old daughter, the Gracie Fund is the designated beneficiary for this year's New Canaan Combine, a fun athletic competition between the New Canaan Police and Fire Departments, as well as community members of all ages. The Combine is scheduled for Oct. 1 (here's a signup form to volunteer at the event and here's information on how to sponsor, join a team or contribute directly).
This week, we talk to Jack Winalski, a New Canaan resident and St. Luke's School sophomore who has taken on a unique Eagle Scout project, installing beehives on New Canaan Land Trust preserves throughout town.
This week, we talk to Lauren Patterson, president and CEO of the New Canaan Community Foundation, about the organization's newly launched Community Behavioral Health Fund.
This week, we talk to New Canaan resident Rob Fryer following publication of his book, "Running For Your Life: Exploring the Amazing Benefits of Regular Exercise."
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