When exchanging pleasantries with friends, the question often arises as to which is the oldest?  Oldest what?  If children are being introduced then it’s them but when speaking of towns and cities, we ...

It was one o’clock in the afternoon, August 18, 1923.  The majestic Aquitania on which I came to the shores of America, tied along pier 14…me, second class accommodations after paying for this and one ...

Just as we now have local newspapers printing news of the various organizations in town with special write-ups of this and that so did we have one in the sixties.  Our Town.  It was sponsored by the C ...

We read about the Revolutionary War in school and with the romance of Paul Revere and others in Massachusetts, it is often believed the war took place up north.  Well, it was here in Connecticut too, ...

Other than Molly Pitcher and Betsy Ross, stories and reports surrounding the Revolutionary War depict the men, without much fanfare for women who were behind the scenes and in some cases in the heat o ...

North Milford, which was the founding town for Orange, appears to have some strong connections to the Revolutionary War.  I say seems as the information gathered is from sources other than what was ge ...

By Ginny Reinhard I don’t suppose anyone would doubt how cold January 1st could be, but to 200 ragged, ill and hungry colonial soldiers, that day had to be a nightmare.  It was 1777 and the colonies w ...

The history books have highlighted the American Revolution with major and minor heroes, some sticking in our minds while others faded into the history itself.  In the early days when I was a teacher i ...

It was a long time ago, in fact it was 1915 when what is now known as the Armenian Holocaust began with the systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians.  The date, April 24, 1915 is indeed the d ...