Volume 18, Number 29
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Friday, July 21, 2023
MUSIC UNDER THE STARS
Tuesday night, be ready to dance Citizen report
Showband (oldies from the 50s and 60s); Tuesday, Aug. 15: Raise North Haven's free concert seYour Hands (Bon Jovi tribute); ries, Music Under the Stars, Tuesday, Aug. 22: Avenue takes place Tuesday nights, 7 Groove (rhythm & blues/funk); p.m., on the town green. On July Tuesday, Aug. 29: Worlds Apart 25, The Signature Band takes the (Journey tribute); Tuesday, Sept. stage with a set described as 5: Primetime (party band). “decades of dance.” The group’s Facebook page says it brings “an Parking is available at the Town amazing range of crowd pleasing Hall Annex and town pool lots. material for any event.” If weather is a concern, call the Recreation Center Info-Line after The remaining concert lineup for 2023: Tuesday, Aug. 1: Ameri- 5 p.m. at 203-672-0541. In rare cases, concerts will take place at can Honey (modern country); Jeanmarie Rivera and Glen Masso of The Signature Band. North Haven Middle School. Tuesday, Aug. 8: Jukebox 45
LOOK WHO CAME TO TOWN July 15, the Christmas spirit was in the air at the North Haven fairgrounds as locals gathered for some shopping and an early visit from Santa Claus. The Christmas in July craft show featured pet goods, jewelry, handcrafted items, and much more. The event included activities for children and a Touch-aTruck area. Also, St. Nick stopped by and promised to return to the fairgrounds for the Nov. 25 Winterfest craft show.
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NHFD: Don’t be caught off guard this hurricane season Press Release
Chief Paul Januszewski and the North Haven Fire Department wish to share guidance on hurricane awareness and preparedness. June 1 marked the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, which runs through Nov. 30. And, recognizing the importance of preparing for the impact of extreme weather, the National Weather Service declared July 10-14 Hurricane Preparedness Week in Southern New England.
Most hurricanes and tropical storms that impact New England occur during late August and September, and residents are encouraged to prepare early. Hurricanes can bring many types of wind and water hazards, including storm surges, strong winds and flooding. The Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency offer several tips to help residents better prepare for extreme weather. See Hurricane season, A6