The Berlin Board of Education will soon be recognized with the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education’s (CABE) Level Two Leadership Award. The honor will be presented at the annual CABE/CAPSS Convention, held at the Mystic Marriott Hotel on November 20-21.
Jean Welch’s sports journey took shape in Rochester, Minnesota, but a horseback riding injury derailed her gymnastics aspirations. Now, she appears in the Janesville Sports Hall of Fame, reflecting local pride and recognition for her contributions.
Two individuals in Plainville have been honored with the district’s February “All-Star” distinction. This monthly award reflects the district’s dedication to recognizing outstanding contributions from staff and community members.
Warren County Public Schools has honored a special education teacher at Ressie Jeffries Elementary for her creativity, dedication, and positivity. This public recognition underscores her exceptional role in fostering a supportive environment for students.
In a rare glimpse of scholastic recognition, Albert Lea Tribune featured a piece called “Standout Student: Sevrus Rigg.” Although the full story remains behind a subscription plan, the recognition underscores a noteworthy academic or personal milestone in the field of education.
On a bright and blustery but warm day, the Hammond Garden Club awarded the Southwest Railroad Avenue Sonic Drive-In the January Link Award. The recognition underscores the Garden Club’s mission to highlight local establishments that contribute to the community.
Sunbury’s Fire Department wrapped up a busy year in 2025 and received high praise for its efforts from both the police chief and City Council. Officials expressed their gratitude on Monday, applauding the department’s dedication to community safety.
Rick and Julie Mancuso have been named the recipients of the Jerome Foundation’s 40th Health and Humanitarian Award. The public has until Nov. 29 to register to attend this special event, celebrating the Mancusos’ dedication to community welfare in Batavia.
After more than a decade of service to Fort Mitchell through Kenton County’s Planning and Development Services, Jeff Bethell is stepping down. The city honored his faith, commitment, and leadership at its Nov. 10 council meeting, marking the end of a significant chapter in local governance.
Several area residents have been honored for their outstanding academic achievements following the Spring 2025 semester. Recognized by their respective colleges and universities, these scholars exemplify dedication and excellence in higher education.
