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Clinically Certified Thermographer, Rachel Mazzarelli, MS returns to Pryority for screenings. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Rachel at whthermography@gmail.com
Join Jennifer Colombo for a watercolor art class to create your own inspiration deck of cards! No art experience is needed! Jennifer will teach basic watercolor technique for our card backgrounds. Come with an open heart and your favorite quotes, & phrases. We will share our words of wisdom, add to our lists & then use watercolors to create 7-10 custom inspirational cards!
Restorative yoga is a deeply restful practice that invites us to visit the many levels of our being and open the door to ease and bliss. Paired with sound healing, it is an amazing way to access and release energy that is held in the body. Join Alison DeNicola to experience a deeply relaxing restorative practice with sound healing Using Tibetan bowls, crystal bowls, chimes and more- take a mid autumn break to honor yourself, reset and restore your energy and receive the gifts of this practice. All are welcome… no prior experience necessary!
New Canaan High School senior Will Hetherington jumped into action on Sept. 25, and rescued two young girls caught in a submerged vehicle during the heavy rain storm and flash flooding that took place that day throughout the area. Hetherington, who’s been a volunteer fireman for the Darien Fire Department since he was 17, was on duty when, at approximately 4:30 p.m. that Tuesday, the DFD got a call for a car and water rescue. A Jeep Cherokee with three young girls, aged 6, 8 and 12, and their grandmother, was submerged under the Tokeneke Railroad Bridge in Darien, with flooding waters reaching half way up the car windows. Hetherington was on the rescue truck that was dispatched, and he volunteered to suit-up, donning a yellow waterproof rescue outfit, known as a “mustang suit.” With DFD safety officer Andy Malowitz, Hetherington approached the trapped family’s vehicle. They decided not to break any windows but were able to pull the young girls from one of the slightly open car windows.
Police at 9:01 a.m. last Friday were dispatched to Irwin Park on a report of a dog fight. There, they discovered that a dog belonging to a Woods End Road neighbor of the park had gotten out, bolted into the park and jumped another (leashed) dog. Neither animal was punctured or suffered injuries, Animal Control Officer Allyson Halm said. ***
Congratulations to the 48 New Canaan High School students who excelled at the March 14 national Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics and Science competition at the University of New Haven. New Canaan’s varsity A and B teams placed first and second in their divisions, respectively.