Senior Homes in Connecticut

Connecticut Senior News

• Bristol community garden program readying for spring (The Bristol Press)

  BRISTOL — Just in time for the spring thaw, the city’s community garden program is warming up, with registration taking place soon.

• Coming in out of the cold (Westport News)

  Unraveling the mystery behind why men, women, and far too many children become homeless is as difficult as finding your way through a house of mirrors - at every turn there is another obstacle.

• Lupienski to take mental evaluation test; transferred to Garner (The News-Times)

  A psychiatric test has been ordered for Stanley Lupienski, 85, who allegedly opened fire in Danbury Hospital earlier this month, injuring a nurse and himself.

• Property assessment appeals deadline is March 20 (The Register Citizen)

  Property owners who wish to appeal an assessment must do so before March 20.

• Child care center at Fairview will be shut down due to excessive costs (The Day)

  Groton - Fairview, the Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut that has provided care for seniors since 1892, is closing its decade-old child care center, saying the operation costs too much to run when