From this morning's email Inbox ...
This Christmas Story told by the Hilltop Pre-School and Kindergarten Students of the Portland Christian Center made for a delighful morning-after-treat in the aftermath of our own more serious musical production of the Story of the Nativity performed at St. Dominic Church of Southington, CT, Sunday evening, December 11, 2011
Enjoy listening to these children, then, make someone else smile with your own comment and pass it along.
Listen, learn, teach and trust in the outcome of intelligent, civil discourse.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
Reaching for the Minds and Hearts of Southington
Let's start this weekend by rising to the call of "Stuff a Cruiser"
A Southington Police Cruiser will be on hand at Walmart at 235 Queen Street in Southington on Saturday, December 10, 2011 during the hours of 10:00 am and 3:00 pm.
Huh? How do you stuff a cruiser? What do you use to stuff it?
The idea is to stuff as many gifts into a police cruiser as we can for families whose holidays may not be so bright this year without a helping hand from you.
Help by donating a new, unwrapped gift; bring it to Walmart and help stuff the police cruiser. Gifts may be for all ages. The gifts will reach many families in need of assistance through Southington Community Services.
An even bigger event is the urgent request from Janet Mellon, Director of Southington Community Services. It's a one hour event starting at Noon on Monday, December 12th and it's a way to: "Double Your Donation".
A Southington Police Cruiser will be on hand at Walmart at 235 Queen Street in Southington on Saturday, December 10, 2011 during the hours of 10:00 am and 3:00 pm.
Huh? How do you stuff a cruiser? What do you use to stuff it?
The idea is to stuff as many gifts into a police cruiser as we can for families whose holidays may not be so bright this year without a helping hand from you.
Help by donating a new, unwrapped gift; bring it to Walmart and help stuff the police cruiser. Gifts may be for all ages. The gifts will reach many families in need of assistance through Southington Community Services.
An even bigger event is the urgent request from Janet Mellon, Director of Southington Community Services. It's a one hour event starting at Noon on Monday, December 12th and it's a way to: "Double Your Donation".
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