As spring weather approaches the Town Times area, animals such as bunnies, bears and hawks begin to visit residents’ backyards. This hawk is perched on a pole in Oakville. (Shelton photo)
WATERTOWN — The Watertown Rotary Club has announced that Jack E. Traver, Sr. is this year’s recipient of the Alexander L. Alves Award. The 28th annual Alexander Alves Award Dinner will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 15 at the Grand Oak Villa, 550 Sylvan Lake Rd, Oakville. Jack Traver, Sr. grew up in Oakville and has resided in Watertown since childhood, graduating from Watertown High School in 1954. He graduated from Hartford State Technical College and has worked his whole career in the family business, Traver IDC, in Waterbury.
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After 38 years in business in Watertown-Oakville, Images Studio, formerly Ric Daunis Photography, has moved to 49 Peter Rd., Southbury. With a backyard that could have been designed for photographers and natural light gleaming into the camera room, the new location will offer their customers the full photographic experience. “Southbury is a good location as we are the contracted photographer for Watertown, Pomperaug and Nonnewaug High Schools,” said owner Lisa Daunis. “We also photograph elementary schools for Watertown, Southbury, Woodbury, Bethlehem and Oxford. We made it this long b…
The Swift Middle School cheerleading team completed their 2024 season with a 3rd place finish at Oxford Middle School’s Middle School Mania Competition on March 1. Prior to that, Swift placed 2nd at Shelton’s Heart of a Champion, 4th at Junior NVL’s and 4th at Oxford’s Spirit Spectacular. Awards were given for most original, 2nd and 3rd place tumblers, and 3rd place jumper.
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The Valley Chordsmen announced they have added several new voices to the chorus. Joining them are (from left to right) Paul Mathey, Rich Buckley and Ken Yeoman. The Chordsmen have several engagements ahead including the Literacy Volunteers of America Gala at the Aqua Turf Cub in May. Sunday July 14 they will be singing the National Anthem at Dunkin Park in Hartford for the Yard Goats baseball game. As the Chordsmen did last year, they welcome all men who care to join them, singing on the field that afternoon. Those seeking more information may contact David Peck at DJPeck830@yahoo.com.
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WATERTOWN — American Legion Auxiliary Unit 195 is sponsoring a Loaded Baked Potato Sale at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27 at 62 Bunker Hill Rd. There is a fee per potato and choice of toppings are available. Pre-orders can be placed by calling 860-274-1035 between Sunday, April 21 and Friday, April 26.
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