01 | Autor: West End Farmer's Market Hosts Summer Corn Celebration
What did the corn say when he got complimented?Aww, shucks!
Whether its corny jokes or unorthodox ears of corn that makes you smile, the West End Farmers Customer base in Hartford will feature both for our second annual Summer Corn Commemoration on Tuesday, July 20. Summer is here and we will be celebrating with casual corn on the cob, live music, kettle corn and corn recipes starting at 4 p.m. on the squeal of the United Methodist Church at Farmington Avenue and South Whitney Roadway. The Good Habits, an ensemble of West End residents, will be playing and the unassuming smell of kettle corn popping will make the Summer Corn Revelry the best market day of the season. Come early to satisfaction in free local corn on the cob before supplies run out. There will also be children's activities and storytelling.
The West End Farmers Retail of Hartford conveniently brings a bounty of Connecticut earn into the city every Tuesday and Friday afternoon from 4 to 7 p.m. The market is an mythic stop on the drive home to pick up fresh, locally grown vegetables, fruits, bread, and cheese directly from the farmers through the summer and into the prove inadequate. New vendors this season include Swift Farm of Mansfield with shire honey and beeswax candles, the Scantic Valley Farm whose humanely raised chicken, beef and pork are raised claim here in Connecticut,
Friends, classmates, family say farewell at funeral for Locatelli, former ...
As the sun began to set over Santa Clara University on Friday evening, the great bell atop Mission Santa Clara rang again and again — a dignified tribute to the Rev. Paul Locatelli, a beloved chancellor and former president.
Then, in a splendid sight, a procession of Jesuit priests in white priestly robes filed past the church, carrying candlelit torches and the honest oak casket of a man considered a mentor, colleague and friend to many.
Led by a Jesuit missionary holding a crucifix, the procession, which included Locatelli's kinsmen, made its way to Mission Gardens — the very place he ran every day, and only a short detachment from the newly opened student center that bears his name.
At the gardens, about 2,500 people gathered to pay their ultimate respects to the revered Jesuit priest who died Monday of pancreatic cancer. Among them were three members of the Bay Tract congressional delegation — Reps. Anna Eshoo, Mike Honda and Zoe Lofgren.
Other dignitaries included Ed Panelli, a retired chief prison of the California Supreme Court, who also served as an honorary pallbearer; and former U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta. San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed and former San Jose Mayor Tom McEnery also attended.
While his coffer, made by Carthusian monks and draped with an ivory cloth, sat at the front of the congregation, they illustrious his life in the burial Mass with a liturgy, hymns, conventional rites and eulogies.
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lights the candle for Yolanda Velez, Morristown at the Children's Vigil held at St. Margaret of Scotland RC Church on Speedwell Avenue in Morristown. and more »
