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Police officers, dispatchers and citizens garner awards at annual ceremony
According to police Chief Marshall Porter the average person will experience two or three traumatic events over a lifetime. Police officers on average will experience three every six months on average.
“And over a 30-year career, it's 180 traumatic events,” he said during the department’s annual awards ceremony May 14. “The job can go from routine to dangerous in a split second. They respond to traumatic scenes, violent deaths, mental health crises, serious crashes and every
Peter Marteka
May 3010 min read


Superintendent Alan B. Bookman honors retirees - Glastonbury schools’ leader to join the ranks of retirement himself
For years, Superintendent Alan B. Bookman has spent part of a May board of education meeting lauding the careers of educators taking their final bows and heading off into retirement.
This May was different. In addition to saying goodbye to a dozen teachers and administrators, Bookman himself will retire after 55 years in education.
Peter Marteka
May 3013 min read


Ragged Mountain trails will hike you ragged
The first person I met while navigating Berlin’s Ragged Mountain was a trail runner that I marveled at because I was struggling just leisurely hiking the traprock ridges and boulders. The second person was a man sitting on top of the mountain silently taking in the views.
Peter Marteka
May 303 min read


Holocaust Remembrance Evening unites community against hate and discrimination
On April 23, the Glastonbury Holocaust Remembrance Project hosted its third annual Holocaust Remembrance Evening, bringing together nearly 500 community members for a powerful night of reflection, education, and unity.
Peter Marteka
May 303 min read
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