🌱 Patch AM: Canton's Weekend Guide: The Canton Historical Museum And Roaring Brook Nature Center's Trails

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🌱 Patch AM: Recent Death Notices From Canton

Be sure to catch Toys For Tots Collection is Back at Ethan Allen! on the Canton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Canton Sets Hearing On Indoor Youth Baseball Facility At 250 Commerce Drive

Be sure to catch Toys For Tots Collection is Back at Ethan Allen! on the Canton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: 5 Things To Know In Canton: Teachers Contract, Superintendent Search, Town Hall Elevator Grant And More

Coming up on the Canton Patch calendar: Reading and Book Signing with Darcie Little Badger

5 Things To Know In Canton: Teachers Contract, Superintendent Search, Town Hall Elevator Grant And More

The school board weighs a teacher's contract and superintendent search help, and a town meeting votes on a Town Hall elevator grant.

🌱 Patch AM: Canton opens new possibilities for skateboarders with disabilities

Coming up on the Canton Patch calendar: Reading and Book Signing with Darcie Little Badger

🌱 Patch AM: Canton Park Expands Skateboarding Space For People With Disabilities

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Canton Park Expands Skateboarding Space For People With Disabilities

Summit Adaptive Sports has opened a new adaptive skateboarding space at Mills Pond Park in Canton, supported by a local community grant.

🌱 Patch AM: Growing Fast Casual Asian Chain To Open In Canton Later This Month

And on the Canton Patch calendar - 2-Day West Simsbury Estate Sale

Canton Gas Prices Run About 26 Cents Above State Average As Prices Keep Falling

Canton drivers are paying about $4.50 a gallon, compared with $4.24 statewide and $4.15 nationally.

Canton Library To Explore American History Through 'Hamilton' And '1776'

The Canton Public Library will host a Nov. 5 presentation comparing the musicals "Hamilton" and "1776" as part of its America 250 events.

5 Things To Know In Canton: Election Day, Axe Factory And Canton Village Plans, Sewer Projects And More

Canton votes Tuesday, economic development officials take up the Axe Factory and the Canton Village rezoning plans go on file.

5 Things To Know In Canton: Hearing Set On Albany Turnpike Mixed-Use Plan, Early Voting Ends And More

A hearing is set on a mixed-use plan for Albany Turnpike, early voting ends Sunday and the selectmen and a capital budget panel meet.

Canton's September Employment Data Released, What The Numbers Reveal

September's employment numbers have just dropped for Canton via the Connecticut Department of Labor.

5 Things To Know In Canton: Early Voting At The Community Center, Tri-Board Budget Meeting And More

Early voting opens at the Canton Community Center, town boards hold a Tri-Board meeting, and Planning and Zoning meets Wednesday.

Anti-Trump 'No Kings' Protest Planned In Canton

More than 50 No Kings events are reportedly planned in Connecticut on Saturday, Oct. 17, ahead of early voting for the November elections.

5 Things To Know In Canton: Collinsville Historic District Hearing, Selectmen Meet, Road Work And More

Collinsville's historic district panel holds a hearing and gets a Collins Company update, and road and water main work continues.

Canton Weekend Guide: Affinity Brings Journey's Arena-Rock Hits To Bridge Street Live

The Journey tribute band Affinity plays Bridge Street Live in Collinsville on Saturday night, headlining a quiet Canton weekend.

Fuel Costs: The Cheapest, Most Expensive Places To Get Gas In Canton

Canton drivers are paying about $4.65 a gallon, compared with $4.45 statewide and $4.35 nationally.

Nature Center In Canton To Celebrate Author/Photographer

Author and photographer Joan Kantor will present her work and launch a new book this week at the Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton.

Canton's Valley Fest To Support Pediatric Cancer Research, Honor Avon Cancer Survivor

The event returns to Canton this weekend with family activities while raising money for pediatric cancer research at Connecticut Children's.

Canton Scouts Invite Community To Farmington River Cleanup

Collinsville Scout Troop 77 will hold a Farmington River cleanup this weekend, followed by a community barbecue at Memorial Field.

Part Of Canton Rails To Trails To Close Amid Invasive Species Fight

A section of the Canton's Rails to Trails will close for several hours on Wednesday for knotweed spraying.

Early CT Tavern Life Topic Of Canton Library Program

Canton Public Library will host a program next week exploring how taverns served as social and community hubs in early Connecticut.

Canton Police Collecting Coins For Special Olympics

Canton police will collect donations at The Shops at Farmington Valley to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut.

Injured Turtle With Fishhook In Mouth Saved By Canton Nature Center

The Roaring Brook Nature Center rehabilitated a painted turtle last week after surgery to remove a deeply embedded fishing hook.

New Lives For 2 Injured Birds Rehabilitated At Canton Nature Center

Both were injured in apparent vehicle strikes and were rehabilitated and released in Canton.

Canton FD's Beloved 'Lobsterfest' Returns This Week

The Canton Volunteer Fire Co. tradition features lobster dinners, live music, drinks, and Saturday activities for kids.

Classic Candy Champion Crowned At Canton Library, See Who Won?

Canton Public Library visitors sampled 11 retro candies, with a narrow victory among 43 'judges' awarded to one classic brand.

Canton Food Bank Expands Fresh Food Options

A Canton Community Health Fund grant is helping the Canton Food Bank provide more fresh produce, seafood, and other foods.

Bon Appétit: Canton Library To Host Forum On Julia Child's Iconic Kitchen

Canton Public Library will host a free virtual author talk with Smithsonian curator Paula J. Johnson on Julia Child's kitchen Aug. 4.

Canton Seeks Volunteers To Help Town Find Grant Funding

Canton is launching a volunteer 'Grant Writing Guild' to help town departments pursue state and federal funding opportunities.

Canton Library To Explore Revolutionary War Music And Local Soldiers' Legacies

It will host a July 23 program on local Revolutionary War history and music from Connecticut's Revolution.

VIDEO: Canton Nature Center Celebrates 'World Snake Day' With Special Release

The popular educational attraction celebrated the unusual holida by releasing a once-hurt garter snake and promoting snake conservation.

Canton Cemetery Maintenance Concerns Raised

Canton officials discussed cemetery maintenance responsibilities after a resident said a cemetery association was bankrupt.

Canton Rec To Host Cooking Camp For Young Chefs

Canton Parks and Recreation will host a weeklong hands-on cooking camp for young chefs July 20-24.

Canton Town Clerk's Office Closed Due To Staff Shortage: Town

The Canton Town Clerk's Office will be closed on July 14 due to a staffing shortage and will reopen on July 15.

Canton Public Library Taste Test Determines Favorite 'Goldfish' Snack

More than 120 participants sampled 13 Goldfish flavors at the Canton Public Library, with one clear winner earning the most votes.

Canton To Host Reading Of Declaration of Independence This Week

Canton's America 250 Committee and Public Library will host a public reading of the Declaration of Independence.

Changes coming to Stepping Stones Ed Ctr

Extended Hours, Enhanced Sibling Savings, and a Five-Day Pre-K Program Help Families Prepare for Kindergarten

Where To Find First Responder Discounts Near Canton

From a brand partner: Explore local businesses that offer savings and special deals for law enforcement, firefighters and EMTs.

New Dogtopia Opening in Avon, CT

Founders Offer Gives Local Dogs a Head Start

Get MORE Out of Summer 2026: Why Girl Scout Camps Are the Ultimate Experience in Connecticut

From outdoor skills to creative arts to hands-on learning, every day brings a new opportunity to try something different.