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LIFE
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Wethersfield LIFE
SINCE 1995


Addressing issues of agism: So that older adults can thrive
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.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago2 min read


Honoring a longtime supporter: Little League field bears the name of Joseph Abbate Jr.
First, he was a decorated combat veteran. Then he became an ardent supporter of the Wethersfield Litle League. Put them together and its worthy of public acclaim.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago2 min read


Little League all-stars shine: U10 team makes it to the final four
It was the thrill of a lifetime for a dozen boys ages 8-10 who love to play baseball.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago2 min read


She exemplifies the art of teaching: Meet Frances Bell Formica Dunn
When Frances Bell Formica Dunn inquired who was interviewing her for this article, her daughter Kathy Harris told her this writer’s name.
Sarah Barr
5 days ago3 min read


No lions, no tigers, but we do have bears: Animal control officer provides safety tips
It’s one thing to look out the window and see a skunk, possum or raccoon in the yard. It’s something else altogether if you see a 300-pound black bear.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago6 min read


Winning is now a tradition: For the U12 girls soccer team
Adult athletes tend to celebrate winning sports championships like children. But in this case, the champions are children themselves. The 2026 Wethersfield U12 (under 12 years old) girls soccer team won the CT Cup Championship.
Sarah Barr
5 days ago3 min read


A solemn remembrance: And a celebration of good over evil
Anyone who was alive then will never forget the horror of the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001, that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago4 min read


Erin Allard is rooted in history: School teacher is always learning
Erin Allard was born to be a history teacher. Growing up in Old Wethersfield got her hooked on the subject.
Mark Jahne
5 days ago3 min read


Addressing issues of agism: So that older adults can thrive
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.
Mark Jahne
Aug 292 min read
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