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Religious Life Submitted by Colleen Loveless on 11-24-2008.   Colleen Loveless David Bartlett receives his 20 gallon pin from volunteer Nancy Walker at the Enfield Congregational Church.

Carl F. Philbrick of Carls Appliance Service took me up on my request in Sunday's column on propane gas companies to suggest two dealers whom he has heard good things about.

If you notice an unusually large number of pedestrians on Main Street in the Broad Brook section of East Windsor tomorrow, you won't be seeing things.

Where ever corporations have decided to dump their industrial waste products without considering the environmental impact that could result, the surrounding area has eventually become a hazardous place to live.

We knew we were early for Sunday dinner at Sam Buca's, but we thought we'd been shut out.

The SBM Charitable Foundation has announced its 2008-09 scholarship recipients. A total of 82 scholarships, 31 of which represent new recipients, were awarded in June at the foundation's annual scholarship ...

- Organizers expect this year's Fourth of July Town Celebration to go well because they chose this weekend knowing it would rain last week, Mayor Scott R. Kaupin joked.

'The weather so far looks great,' Kaupin said.

The annual festival, which runs today, Saturday and Sunday on the town green, includes musical entertainment, children's activities, an arts and crafts fair, the Taste of Enfield, a road race, a parade and a fireworks display. Everything is free except the Taste of Enfield and the arts and crafts fair.

Sam Buca's, at 110 Main St. in the Broad Brook section of East Windsor, will host a wine dinner July 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. A four-course meal will feature an entree of blackened chicken over mashed potatoes with ...

The Army Corps of Engineers, which is overseeing the effort to restore Nashawannuck Pond, wants to know what the public thinks of its proposal to drain the pond and then clean it out.

An SUV jumped the curb in front of Revay's Gardens in Broad Brook this morning and crashed into a greenhouse.

The SUV smashed through a retaining wall and struck the greenhouse portion of the building at 266 North Road, or Route 140, at about 11 a.m. Plants were strewn in its wake.

There were no injuries, no fluid leaks and the building was declared safe, Broad Brook Fire Department Lt. Vinny Lamay said.

East Windsor's building inspector was on site assessing the damage at 11:20 a.m.