LIFE

Age Well Wethersfield is a new initiative designed to make this town a better place by building connections between older adults and the wider community. The concept is to use the qualities and infrastructure that already exist to make meaningful connections and promote an age-inclusive community.

Folks who have stopped by the Wethersfield Library the past few weeks may have been surprised to discover that it is closed. But that’s only for a short period of time.

Rewriting is part of his writing process.

The Wethersfield Game Club may be out of sight, but it is not out of mind for the members who keep it going.

A longtime Wethersfield resident who battled to retain music education, art, history and culture now finds that fighting for the right side of the “American Experiment” is in his DNA. Literally.

by Mark Jahne Editor The Wethersfield Greater Good Collective is a new local organization founded to inspire action that supports this town as a safe space for social awareness, community connection and belonging. Organizers said it was founded to foster community engagement and social awareness and continue the grassroots efforts started by other groups such as the now-defunct Wethersfield Social Justice Coalition. Autumn Gordon-Chow and Marc Berube are the founders of this

The latest round of reshuffling priests in the Archdiocese of Hartford brought two new spiritual leaders to town. The Rev. Jeffrey Romans and the Rev. Ajeesh Ouseph now serve Christ the King Parish, consisting of Corpus Christi Church and the Church of the Incarnation. The parish includes Corpus Christi School.

Goodspeed Musicals Founding Director Michael P. Price recalls walking in a London Park with his wife Jo-Ann pushing his son Daniel in a stroller. “I was humming a tune,” he recalled, “and Jo-Ann said, ‘You know what that’s from?’ I said, ‘Yes, I do.’ And she said, ‘Why don’t you try to put it together again?’”