Join us for a market focused on sustainability, featuring guest organizations sharing information on local sustainable heating and cooling options, recycling, and upcycled goods.
Shopping local is one of the most sustainable choices you can make &mdash; many of our farmers use regenerative agriculture practices that build healthier soil, support biodiversity, and reduce the environmental footprint of getting food from farm to table. And of course, you'll find plenty of delicious green produce too!
Enjoy the live music of fingerstyle guitarist Glenn Roth, whose intricate compositions and genre-bending music blend rock, blues, classical, jazz, and even bluegrass into a sound all his own.
As always, we're doubling SNAP and FMNP benefits this week, so stop by the market pavilion to make your dollars go further.
Saturday, October 10 | 9am&ndash;noon | Market Park, 72 Maple St, Ellington

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Veterans, families and caregivers gather at 49 School Street as the community fundraising campaign moves forward
Veterans, families and caregivers recently gathered at 49 School Street beside the newly installed &ldquo;Coming Soon&rdquo; sign for the Veterans &amp; Families Legacy Park in Somers, CT. The photographs capture the people this project is meant to honor and welcome: veterans across generations, the families who share their service, and the neighbors who care for them.
The Town of Somers has approved the park as a capital project, and its supporters are seeking donations to fund construction rather than taxpayer dollars. The public campaign goal is $1 million, encompassing project development, construction and long-term care. The sign marks a visible step forward; the park itself remains in planning and fundraising stages.
Envisioned near the Scantic River recreation area, the park will offer a place to walk, reflect and gather. The current concept includes a quarter mile loop with engraved bricks (buy-a-brick fundraiser), gardens and benches, a central American flag plaza, and flags honoring the military services, prisoners of war and those missing in action. The design also includes opportunities to share stories and remember loved ones. Final details depend on engineering, funding and Town approvals.
The Somers Department of Veterans Affairs brought the vision forward and continues to advise the project. The Town&rsquo;s Veterans and Families Legacy Park Ad Hoc Committee is coordinating its public planning work. Legacy of Service: Somers Veterans Foundation, Inc. is supporting fundraising and community participation. A $10,000 grant from the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation has already supported the effort, with portions designated for planning and construction.
For someone who served, the park can be a place to feel seen. For a child or grandchild, it can be a place to hear a story that might otherwise be lost. For the community, it can be a shared space where remembrance and everyday life meet.
Community members can help by making a contribution, offering professional or in-kind support, or volunteering. Learn more about the project and ways to participate at WWW.LS-SVF.ORG. Every gift and every helping hand moves the park closer to becoming a place Somers and people from everywhere can share for generations.

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Veterans, families and caregivers gather at 49 School Street as the community fundraising campaign moves forward...

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Veterans, families and caregivers gather at 49 School Street as the community fundraising campaign moves forward
Veterans, families and caregivers recently gathered at 49 School Street beside the newly installed &ldquo;Coming Soon&rdquo; sign for the Veterans &amp; Families Legacy Park in Somers, CT. The photograph captures the people this project is meant to honor and welcome: veterans across generations, the families who share their service, and the neighbors who care for them.
The Town of Somers has approved the park as a capital project, and its supporters are seeking donations to fund construction rather than taxpayer dollars. The public campaign goal is $1 million, encompassing project development, construction and long-term care. The sign marks a visible step forward; the park itself remains in planning and fundraising stages.
Envisioned near the Scantic River recreation area, the park will offer a place to walk, reflect and gather. The current concept includes a quarter mile loop with engraved bricks (buy-a-brick fundraiser), gardens and benches, a central American flag plaza, and flags honoring the military services, prisoners of war and those missing in action. The design also includes opportunities to share stories and remember loved ones. Final details depend on engineering, funding and Town approvals.
The Somers Department of Veterans Affairs brought the vision forward and continues to advise the project. The Town&rsquo;s Veterans and Families Legacy Park Ad Hoc Committee is coordinating its public planning work. Legacy of Service: Somers Veterans Foundation, Inc. is supporting fundraising and community participation. A $10,000 grant from the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation has already supported the effort, with portions designated for planning and construction.
For someone who served, the park can be a place to feel seen. For a child or grandchild, it can be a place to hear a story that might otherwise be lost. For the community, it can be a shared space where remembrance and everyday life meet.
Community members can help by making a contribution, offering professional or in-kind support, or volunteering. Learn more about the project and ways to participate at WWW.LS-SVF.ORG. Every gift and every helping hand moves the park closer to becoming a place Somers and people from everywhere can share for generations.

Ellington is celebrating 250 years of American history&mdash;and the entire community is invited! Saturday, October 3, from 1 to 6 p.m., the Town Green will become the gathering place for an afternoon of history, food, music, fun and hometown pride.
The celebration begins at 1 p.m., giving neighbors a chance to gather, visit the timeline of Ellington's history at the <a href="https://www.ellingtonhistsoc.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Nellie McKnight Museum</a>, enjoy food from local food trucks, explore the many booths on the Green and reconnect with friends from throughout town. Children can join the scavenger hunt and earn a special wooden commemorative coin along the way.
Then, at 2 p.m., the community will come together for a patriotic parade. The parade will begin on Berr Avenue, travel along Main Street and end at the Department of Public Works.
After the parade, everyone is invited to gather at the gazebo on the Green for a reading of the Declaration of Independence, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. Local musicians will provide patriotic music throughout the afternoon, showcasing the talent right here in the Ellington community. Visit the many participants on the green and enjoy a variety of food from various vendors.
At 4:30 p.m., local leaders will share remarks, followed by a guest speaker. The afternoon will culminate with the entire community joining together to sing &ldquo;God Bless America.&rdquo;

Whether you have lived in town for generations or are new to the community, everyone is encouraged to come out, meet others, support local organizations and businesses, and share in an afternoon that celebrates both the nation's history and the community's own hometown spirit.
General parking will be available at Town Hall, Arbor Park, Center School, Market Park and Ellington High School&mdash;all within a short walk of the Green.
Handicap parking will be available at the Senior Center, with a shuttle to the event.
Bring your family. Bring your neighbors. Bring your hometown spirit and enjoy the day.
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Ellington Celebrates America 250

Ellington is celebrating 250 years of American history—and the entire community is invited! Saturday, October 3, from 1 to 6 p.m., the Town Green...

TOMBSTONES TELL A STORY The memory is etched in stone. The stories are waiting to be discovered. Join the Ellington Historical Society and Perceived Paranormal on Saturday, October 17 for a special talk and walking tour exploring the tombstones of Ellington&rsquo;s Colonial Era and early 1800s.Look beyond the names and dates and discover the fascinating details carved into these historic stones&mdash;from the mysterious winged death&rsquo;s heads of the Colonial Era to the more hopeful willow and urn motifs that followed. We&rsquo;ll explore the inscriptions, symbols, artistry and materials that help tell the stories of Ellington&rsquo;s earliest settlers and the community they built. Saturday, October 17 Tours at 3:00 &amp; 4:00 PM $10 per ticket Tours leave the Nellie McKnight Museum, 70 Main Street, promptly on the hour.Enjoy light snacks and beverages before or after your tour.Tickets are limited&mdash;reserve your spot soon at<a href="https://form.jotform.com/262625895746170" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">form.jotform.com/262625895746170</a>&nbsp;Rain date: Sunday, October 18. Ticket sales are final and non-refundable

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Fall has arrived, and with it comes one of New England's most prized crops - the crisp, sweet, juicy apple. Join us for a celebration of this beloved fruit!Shop fresh apples straight from the orchard, along with a bounty of specialty apple products from vendors across the market - jams, baked goods, sauces, and more. And don't miss LuAnn's fresh-baked apple crisp, a market favorite served only once a year, warm, golden, and irresistible.As you wander the market, let Jeannie Murphy's beautiful voice and acoustic music set the tone for a perfect autumn morning. See you there!Saturday, October 3 | 9am&ndash;noon | Market Park, 72 Maple St, Ellington

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Get creative and enter our Edible Animals Contest! Build an animal using fruits and vegetables and bring your masterpiece to the market for a chance to win. It's free to enter and a super fun, creative, family-friendly activity for all ages.
Here's how it works: entries should arrive at the market by 9am, customers vote all morning long for their favorites, and winners are announced at 11:45am. Winners do not need to be present to win!
While you're here, shop 50+ vendors offering local and fresh produce, protein, baked and artisanal goods, gluten-free and vegan options, and more. Bring a date, a friend, the family, or just yourself, and get out of the house for a wonderful small-town morning.
Saturday, September 26 | 9am&ndash;noon | Market Park, 72 Maple St, Ellington

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Operation Homefront
Every year (now in its 19th year) Operation Homefront hosts the Military Child of the Year&reg; Awards. The awards are open to military children between the ages of 13-18. There are 7 recipients 1 child from each branch of service and each recipient receives $10,000 CASH, a laptop, other donated goodies, and a 3-day trip to Washington, D.C. with us and their families.
Children are entered by nominations. Anyone that knows a military child can nominate any military child. So, you may nominate your students, friend&rsquo;s children, children can nominate their siblings and best friends and so on. The awards are open to Active Duty, reserves, Gold Star, National Guard, AND retired military children. The program is entirely FREE and exclusive to military children, and you do not need to create an account to submit a nomination.
If you know a military child, we would love to hear their story!! We would also appreciate if you would help us get the word out there to your military communities and families!
Nominations are open now and will remain open until December 1st.Danielle Campbell Program Coordinator, Family Support Services<img src="https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/meips/ADKq_Nby9vtfhrA4mZhr8ORpezZTMrbKsOfF3tszud9bCvquHnglK_ZxX-PvUTzZquYqXv1uodln2IwIu4qyI_VHc305ADSD7gLI6FI4ZLze-raQWrjkJdcFw-p2AghYJ2KVECJwAqRFCyQMm05cZBn9oKoEEH1aA1OvJlBYuMSTuiEik1hsRq0Ly4mF54jFhMXilJsGGaeb0xcml_Uir5OCkXj9pyjd5ROwWzY6NKvDGYDgZOYHJN2sYZVAgZoj4jQoHcm3wCtJyXCa-Z0mAglrmxeCzt4bQxJ0_V12N4GLmx82iYAr5oZbXWi7Ay2mEqygBBpLwLql-slJlq_pT-0UcOm8ex2Ru99Zx-LOAKoFpsvFfh_fHINPxsCt22vadyuNQQ=s0-d-e1-ft#https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fcdn.gifo.wisestamp.com%2fsocial%2frich-field-mobile-1%2f0F3D61%2f26%2ftrans.png&amp;c=E,1,ywZVjfaw3E7DJvW1IC7l69Ih0VE8T_qkDw8pxuoSzB2GyiQczA1Y3MoR4gCtrCBQ6ysMT17uraMOopboVfrcTp7UassXf0eGNYlqpX6ya_2EIWQq-CyKKtM,&amp;typo=1">&nbsp;<a href="tel:(210)%20439-0321" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">(210) 439-0321</a> <img src="https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/meips/ADKq_NZ-yMcpAIcF2sb6qX8-cqCZCdpYUgZEZR8rmZv3Wn8syZRrU9pGf8n0w3iyGV3yVthspZ5DM2YO-W75U5fp6VKWxBAprzgwl05tD6CEjEBdKvBisA3bbBeQMxUOW9yYhfU28VRoY-NauNdmqaicJtBWXXL3UMyVCCATZbg4eiY3wxoY3O6WtAiNbFggDmLnL2dj0wC5L9vN5CNT704VuRwAZ_XLaTaeJrIuycTk7tVVaNw4_Yoy4Y1Chy6HHh_InBtKGUkvGrTFeRycRDfc0xQzu7hJAQUbo2LHeOO2N4eW6znIYa50luGmuqUtQbyjCHVbgiO_cBncB_HKo0ck17HHRwqPvoAHy7IJyhTG70KhHwHkWGJ290fxmPLQdXpO=s0-d-e1-ft#https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fcdn.gifo.wisestamp.com%2fsocial%2frich-field-email-1%2f0F3D61%2f26%2ftrans.png&amp;c=E,1,VQ--8MmSjf4goj_07f5SQS4euZLUbiVzLKeMyirk0eN1HimazBG0ck-3YKKUtboKWQIPNmzbToiImhtPn9amA8mUwvTaRMWYeP3IpPqSWre2nEtcj7OuIwh1&amp;typo=1">&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Danielle.Campbell@OperationHomefront.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Danielle.Campbell@OperationHomefront.org</a> <img src="https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/meips/ADKq_NadkaExUGgvN3FHOVJUa55salTgZhXlek_tLKZz5jUSTIXP_yV-SnSMelgMhfxshIN3BuAZ1nihDTllWp4ZaJ3J9tDaWIMOKFn8sCHr3c7NWSdTTKnxA9JS-qwaBQUEzNomeCvNIl4UXGGfdunaIXxmHGA-1B7KKh871hWMoMifczV_jqI588j_cN-yoi2AZDVnYe8hg3inEjXovfwb1F1r4lLrdAUGJk7LArfYg2SrtwKw6DMFKj9DFdbJDk51S9ahhp-KHttCSo2kk8FmUcwM90JSDGuuAnBH8QdFa8YpVRHJZf8UBPShV3POaORynN3SVGoiVZa8_aOFh7W48_Ca1v7LwxHSmMtpEwiuYOj_GR8sRjoNyTn9J5kL4tsXYZ0=s0-d-e1-ft#https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fcdn.gifo.wisestamp.com%2fsocial%2frich-field-website-1%2f0F3D61%2f26%2ftrans.png&amp;c=E,1,r_vDYJr0aiCTnKWzRWgZh2pRpEnT9nPMY-J8HurarXkgZ8jGwpPs5-Xcz-ah_eMDzKSu556NlYnV2ug5L5UGo-IHA2g5bNXt9QHnhxTw3HB23strMAlmZbxV&amp;typo=1">&nbsp;<a href="https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fOperationHomefront.org&amp;c=E,1,tR5l7VfeeCtjTyE1Bap_pqlbi3lPypBPMfjgNAA735DHPG-1qNJjnJJKbzVYlb7TB8QAZMvv-f4plAX3unT0Yj6isBaH2q4RJ8UAJ27JQ6CKfURNS4bKkCiV&amp;typo=1" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">OperationHomefront.org</a>

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Somers Department of Veterans Affairs presented a Somers Veterans Coffeehouse on Saturday, July 25, 2026, from 8:30 am to 11:00 am at Somers Town Hall &ndash; Auditorium, 600 Main Street, Somers, CT. The event brought veterans, families, and supporters together for timely information about VA services and benefits, local tax information for veterans, and community discussion about future coffeehouses. Veterans, families, and supporters were welcomed.
Program and Community Invitation
The program featured the latest VA services and benefits updates, local tax information for veterans, a Veterans &amp; Families Legacy Park Project update, and a live veteran survey on future coffeehouses. Attendees had an opportunity to hear updates, review information, and share input about future gatherings.

The event host and guest speaker, Director David McCaffrey, shared the stage with appear his loyal and loving service dog, Reilly.&nbsp; The event was well attended and enjoyed by all attendees.

For a military services/benefits appointment contact the Somers Department of Veterans Affairs, email: <a href="mailto:Veterans@SomersCT.gov" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Veterans@SomersCT.gov</a>

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Wovens and Wearables at the Ellington Farmers Market
Join us for a special market featuring guest vendors selling beautifully woven, sewn, and upcycled apparel, bags, accessories, and more. It's the perfect chance to find something unique while supporting local makers and craftspeople.
Fall produce is in full swing, with a fantastic variety of winter squash, greens, pumpkins, apples, and more filling the market tables. Enjoy a crisp fall morning sipping hot coffee, listening to free live music, and shopping the best of local and fresh.
Saturday, September 19 | 9am&ndash;noon | Market Park, 72 Maple St, Ellington

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Join us for a morning dedicated to your health and wellness! Learn about local functional medicine providers, fitness options, and complementary and alternative medicine, all while shopping the freshest and healthiest produce and products the market has to offer.
We'll also have free live music, free face painting from the Ellington High School Art Department, and delicious hot brunch options to enjoy. Plus, SNAP and FMNP benefits are doubled all morning, so your dollars go further on fresh, local food.
Come take care of your body, mind, and community &mdash; all in one great morning at the market!
Saturday, September 12 | 9am&ndash;noon | Market Park, 72 Maple St, Ellington

Health Fair at the Ellington Farmers Market

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Any adult who has helped a learner—formally or informally—has access to two useful voices: a “Teacher Voice” that provides instruction, information, and sometimes step-by-step directions, and an “Executive Function Coach Voice” that invites thinking, problem-solving, and&nbsp;ownership.
Both are important. The key is knowing which voice the learner needs in the moment — when to step in with direction and when to step back and make room for&nbsp;thinking.
Join Forman School's Cognition and Learning Teacher and Executive Function Coach Robyn Greenspan, Cognition and Learning Head of Department Brittany Bloom-Price, and Director of Cognition and Learning Dr. Kristin Simmers as they share research-informed strategies that work for learners of all ages, with a&nbsp;focus&nbsp;on:
<ul><li>A clear, plain-language understanding of executive function&nbsp;coaching</li><li>How to recognize when to use Teacher Voice and EF Coach&nbsp;Voice</li><li>Specific language shifts that encourage thinking, problem-solving, and&nbsp;ownership</li><li>Practical strategies that can be used at home and at&nbsp;school</li></ul>
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SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, 10/3/26 9a
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It is time once again for South Windsor’s annual free Apple Fest. It is a family event. Enjoy more than 100 vendors and a variety of food trucks, our signature apple pie and apple cider, craft beer and cocktails, live music and dance performances. Kids' activities include train rides ($5.00), pony rides from 10am to 1pm ($5.00 each), inflatable obstacle course ($5.00), free bounce houses, and the rockin’ rodeo for the little ones. Make sure you take a chance on the gift basket raffle!
FREE parking and admission at the John J. Mitchell Fairgrounds, 75 Brookfield Street, South Windsor, CT. 06074. ATM available. Flat ground and easy access. Please bring a non-perishable donation for the South Windsor Food Bank. For more information: https.www.swapplefest.com 
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Local Event: South Windsor Apple Fest 2026

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Superior Screening LLC

Superior Screening LLC is a professional screen repair and installation service based in Ellington, Connecticut. Established in 2025, the company provides convenient mobile on-site services to residential homes and apartment complexes throughout the local area. By bringing their expertise directly to the client, they eliminate the need for customers to drop off their screens for maintenance. The business specializes in a comprehensive range of screen solutions, including repairs for windows, doors, and patios. Whether addressing small tears or performing complete replacements, they offer expert craftsmanship to restore functionality to your home. Additionally, they provide custom fabrication services, taking precise measurements to construct new, perfectly fitted screens for windows that currently lack them. Customers can expect a streamlined experience focused on quality results and professional service. You can easily reach the team to discuss your specific needs or schedule an appointment by calling or texting 860-372-0280.

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More than just construction Discover the legacy of Talaga Construction. With over 50 years of experience, Butch has established a rock-solid reputation in masonry. Learn more about our commitment to quality and dependable service for homeowners and businesses in Manchester, Connecticut, and beyond. A foundation built on experience At Talaga Construction, our foundation is built on decades of hands-on experience. Butch's expertise in masonry is the cornerstone of our commitment to delivering exceptional results. We serve both homeowners and businesses, providing reliable and high-quality construction services. Our promise to you When you choose Talaga Construction, you're choosing a partner you can count on. We approach every project, whether it's masonry or concrete, with unwavering dedication to quality and reliability. Your satisfaction is our top priority. We serve both homeowners and businesses in Manchester and the surrounding areas. Specializing in masonry and concrete Talaga Construction specializes in masonry and concrete projects, ensuring structural integrity and lasting beauty. From intricate brickwork to durable concrete foundations, we bring expertise and precision to every job. Explore our portfolio to see examples of our quality craftsmanship.

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Hello Vernon, we're the new owners of Vernon Nails located right across from Vernon Pizza. We're a small nail salon offering many fume-free services. We've got over 20 years of experience in this business and are excited to provide our service to the Vernon Community! Visit our google page and give us a call!

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