In November, the Naugatuck Emblem Club displayed 10 flags in the Howard Whittemore Memorial Library that trace the history of the American Flag. The flags include the 13th Century flag bearing St. George’s Cross, which was carried by settlers from England, and one that consists of 13 horizontal stripes representing the original 13 colonies, and 50 stars representing the 50 states of the Union. This is a traveling display. For more information on the display or to have it displayed in a local library, call Chairman Angela Flamer at (203) 723-1671. –CONTRIBUTED
Enzo Ramos, 4, of Naugatuck uses a cone to help him stay up as he skates around the ice during the Magic and Bubbles event at the Naugatuck outdoor ice skating rink at Breen Field Jan. 23. The event included music, magicians, a bubble machine, a bonfire and skating. –LUKE MARSHALL
Woodland Regional High School senior William Flormann, center, was awarded the Connecticut Association of Public Schools Superintendents Award of Excellence on Dec. 8 at the Villa Bianca in Seymour. Flormann is the son of Ronald and Candy Flormann of Prospect. Pictured with Flormann is Region 16 Superintendent of Schools Michael Yemin, left, and Woodland Principal Kurt Ogren. –CONTRIBUTED
Elizabeth Brown of Naugatuck performs a spin on the ice during the Magic and Bubbles event at the Naugatuck outdoor ice skating rink at Breen Field Jan. 23. The event included music, magicians, a bubble machine, a bonfire and skating. –LUKE MARSHALL
Alain Schwarz of Naugatuck stretches out dough to make apple strudel from a recipe that has been passed down through his family for over 150 years Jan. 24 at St. Michael’s Church in Naugatuck. The strudel was part of the Naugatuck Ecumenical Outreach Network’s monthly community dinner. The organization serves the dinners, which are prepared from scratch each month and put on by volunteers, in hopes of bringing members of the community together. The dinners are free, but donations are welcome. –LUKE MARSHALL
Liahna Latanowich, 8, of Waterbury gets a hand from Janis Cyr during the Magic and Bubbles event at the Naugatuck outdoor ice skating rink at Breen Field Jan. 23. The event included music, magicians, a bubble machine, a bonfire and skating. –LUKE MARSHALL
Peter Huculak of Naugatuck stretches out dough for an apple strudel with the help of his daughter Krystina Jan. 24 at St. Michael’s Church in Naugatuck. The strudel was part of the Naugatuck Ecumenical Outreach Network’s monthly community dinner. The organization serves the dinners, which are prepared from scratch each month and put on by volunteers, in hopes of bringing members of the community together. The dinners are free, but donations are welcome. –LUKE MARSHALL
Aviana Ramos, 8, of Naugatuck, takes a spin around the ice with her father Todd Ramos during the Magic and Bubbles event at the Naugatuck outdoor ice skating rink at Breen Field Jan. 23. The event included music, magicians, a bubble machine, a bonfire and skating. –LUKE MARSHALL
Gabriel Locklear, 7, of West Haven, skates around the rink during the Magic and Bubbles event at the Naugatuck outdoor ice skating rink at Breen Field Jan. 23. The event included music, magicians, a bubble machine, a bonfire and skating. –LUKE MARSHALL
Prospect residents Abby Scott (Animal 6), Nicholas Santovasi (Christopher Robbin), Olivia Sevas (Animal 3), and Noah Scott (Tigger) are acting in the Landmark Community Theatre’s production of Winnie the Pooh. The show runs for three performances on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at the Thomaston Opera House. For more information, visit www.landmarkcommunitytheatre.org. –CONTRIBUTED
