InterConnection: Neighborhood Resource for Recycling Electronics

I had a domestic calamity at the end of last year that forced me (and a bunch of my stuff) to move out of my rented townhouse for a few weeks. It was a big pain. But I tried to look at this as yet another character-building event (futile as that may be at this very late stage), and used the unanticipated “opportunity” to clean out and upgrade some of my belongings gathering dust and other residues in the place. In…

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Russell’s Tavern Turns 10

Local watering hole, Russell's Tavern celebrates 10 years in Wallingford! If you can snag a seat at the bar, Russell's is the perfect place to meet a friend or to read a few chapters of a book while engaging in chatter with friendly bartenders and neighbors. The experience is enhanced further with an order of pickled vegetables or sardines with sweet piquillo pepper . This month, Russell's will celebrate their 10th anniversary with oysters, bubbles, cocktails and tunes, which sounds even…

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Spring Break Game Crafters Camp for K-5

Game Crafters Camp: Play, Create, Compete.  April 8th-12th If you are a parent wondering how you will make it through Spring Break without care for your Kindergartener - 5th grader, Latona School Associates, an after school program located in John Stanford International School (JSIS) is accepting kids for spring break camp, even if they don't go to JSIS.   Tim Sullivan, Director of Latona School Associates writes: Join us for an exhilarating week packed with creativity and fun as we delve…

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Wallingford Beautification Seeks Your Input

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Let’s Keep Wallingford Livable and Fun Public art enriches our lives without us even knowing it and becomes part of our experiences, says sculptor Toby Mendez. Wallingford is full of outdoor art—from the whimsical mosaics of the Boys and Girls Club to the Animal Storm sculpture outside Wallingford Center, to the eye-catching murals found throughout the North 45th Street business district. With this as inspiration, a collaborative neighborhood group, Wallingford Beautification, is working on plans to add to Wallingford’s artistic landscape,…

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March Ends with a Beat and a Bangle at WCSC

Come to the Wallingford Community Senior Center - 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N. Suite 140- Monday thru Friday, open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, for a variety of games and activities: board games, fitness classes, knitting, play reading, creative mending, monthly outings and more! All activities take place at WCSC, and outings will depart from there as well. Proof of COVID-19 vaccine within the last 18 months is required to participate at WCSC. Hope to see you soon! For more information…

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KNKX Features the Journey of Lincoln High School Graduate to the Major Leagues

By now, most of you have noticed that Wallyhood does not have a sports desk—and a good portion of you think that is just great, and maybe it’s a reason why you’ve stuck around for as long as you have. But as a diehard baseball fan in a pathetically beleaguered baseball city, I was both surprised and delighted to hear a piece on KNKX by my favorite radio host, Kirsten Kendrick. It features a pitcher on last year's state 3A champion…

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