5th Annual CITY WIDE TAG SALE EXTRAVAGANZA
Details at http://torringtoncitywide.com
5th Annual CITY WIDE TAG SALE EXTRAVAGANZA
During this time of pandemic, many businesses are limiting their services for the welfare of their customers. For many this puts their business at great risk of financial failure. In an effort to help local business and the residential community make the best of these uncertain times --we at Torrington INFO have posted this directory page of takeout and local delivery we found available in the Torrington area. [ CLICK HERE ]
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VIRUS RESPONSE
- How cities are fighting coronavirus on public transportation
- How emergency declarations are helping governments respond to COVID-19
- The new coronavirus is not an excuse to be racist
- WHO declares the outbreak of the new coronavirus is a pandemic
- Trump signs $8.3 billion emergency coronavirus aid package
- Coronavirus-contaminated cruise ships mirror the global crisis
- Coronavirus cancellations show evidence-based decisions are rare during epidemics
- ‘Do not travel to China’ because of coronavirus risk, US tells citizens
- All of Italy is being placed on lockdown due to coronavirus
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VIRUS SCIENCE
- It’s going to take a lot longer to make a COVID-19 vaccine than a treatment
- The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is exploring at-home COVID-19 tests in Seattle
- The US has tested shockingly few people for the new coronavirus
- Continued travel bans aren’t going to stop spread of the new coronavirus
- Health care workers are at high risk of catching COVID-19
- Stanford group wants to use your computer to help researchers study the coronavirus
- An experimental treatment for the new coronavirus is being tested in the US
- Coronavirus data from outside the outbreak epicenter is just as valuable as from the inside
- To fight the coronavirus, labs are printing its genome
5th Annual CITY WIDE TAG SALE EXTRAVAGANZA
Need to Downsize or Liquidate the Contents of your Home?
In the event of cold weather you will find detailed information at Cold Weather.
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🌨 List of Torrington’s warming centers
💜 Sunday , January 20
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open at 6 a.m. daily until Jan. 23
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Monday , January 21
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open all day and overnight
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Tuesday, January 22
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open all day and overnight
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Wednesday January 23
Joseph House, 116 Water St., 6 a.m.-9 p.m.
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.- 1p.m.
💜 Seasonal ~ open 7 days a week
💜 Sunday , January 20
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open at 6 a.m. daily until Jan. 23
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Monday , January 21
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open all day and overnight
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Tuesday, January 22
Joseph House, 116 Water St., open all day and overnight
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
St. Peter’s Church Hall, 107 East Main St., 3-8:30 p.m.
💜 Wednesday January 23
Joseph House, 116 Water St., 6 a.m.-9 p.m.
Community Soup Kitchen, 220 Prospect St., 7 a.m.- 1p.m.
💜 Seasonal ~ open 7 days a week
The posting of Lost, Found or Adoptable pets on this page is FREE. If you find a pet wondering in the Torrington area, have a pet missing or have animals available for adoption... please submit your information at lostfoundpets@torrington.info.
Please include as much information as you think will be helpful -- including picture(s) and your contact information. The listing is free and can be withdrawn at any time by request sent from the same email account.
Volunteer Services
Food Kitchens and Food Pantries
Food Kitchens and Food Pantries
- FISH (Friends in Service to Humanity of Northwestern Connecticut, Inc.) provides the most basic of human needs - food, shelter and hope.
Located at 332 South Main Street, Torrington, Connecticut 06790 ~ (860) 482-7300 [more information] - Friendly Hands Food Bank is a non-profit charity organization, It has been working to meet the needs of low-income families and individuals
in the greater Torrington area for over twenty-three years. Located at 50 King St, Torrington, CT 06790 ~ (860) 482-3338 [more information] - Salvation Army - Torrington Corps Community Center
Located 234 Oak Avenue, P.O. Box 209, Torrington, CT 06790 ~ (860) 482-3569 / Fax: (860) 489-9260 [more information] - Trinity Soup Kitchen has been in operation since 1983 and is proud to serve the county of Litchfield Connecticut.
Located at the Trinity Episcopal Church ~ 220 Prospect St (860) 482-6027 [more information]
Referendum Information
Results of Torrington City Charter Section C13-9 November 6, 2018 vote by the taxpayers and voters of Torrington.
5-Year Pavement Management Program
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $38,000,000
for road and bridge improvements and pavement
projects and authorize the issuance of general
obligation bonds and notes in the same amount to
finance said appropriation? PASSED
Middle School Improvements
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $1,400,000
for roof and window replacements at the Torrington
Middle School and authorize the issuance of
general obligation bonds and notes in the same
amount to finance said appropriation? PASSED
Animal Shelter Facility Upgrade
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $1,000,000
for construction of a new animal shelter facility and
authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds
and notes in the same amount to finance said
appropriation? PASSED
Street Department Roof Replacements
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $850,000
for roof replacements at the Street Department
Building and authorize the issuance of general
obligation bonds and notes in the same amount to
finance said appropriation? FAILED
Results of Torrington City Charter Section C13-9 November 6, 2018 vote by the taxpayers and voters of Torrington.
5-Year Pavement Management Program
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $38,000,000
for road and bridge improvements and pavement
projects and authorize the issuance of general
obligation bonds and notes in the same amount to
finance said appropriation? PASSED
Middle School Improvements
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $1,400,000
for roof and window replacements at the Torrington
Middle School and authorize the issuance of
general obligation bonds and notes in the same
amount to finance said appropriation? PASSED
Animal Shelter Facility Upgrade
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $1,000,000
for construction of a new animal shelter facility and
authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds
and notes in the same amount to finance said
appropriation? PASSED
Street Department Roof Replacements
Shall the City of Torrington appropriate $850,000
for roof replacements at the Street Department
Building and authorize the issuance of general
obligation bonds and notes in the same amount to
finance said appropriation? FAILED
KidsPlay provides children with an environment that fosters imagination and creativity
through interactive exhibits and creative play. The experience will deepen your child's
appreciation and understanding of the arts, culture and the world around them.
Parents are encouraged to interact and engage with their children throughout the museum to enhance the experience.
through interactive exhibits and creative play. The experience will deepen your child's
appreciation and understanding of the arts, culture and the world around them.
Parents are encouraged to interact and engage with their children throughout the museum to enhance the experience.
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Tragically, vandals, on Halloween night, destroyed or stole a number of homeless dwellings as well as spray painting their cloths, stealing flashlights and stomping on stoves, cookware and personal possessions (it looked like a war zone). Leaving many of the homeless in Torrington without even a basic shelter from the cold.
We are asking anyone that has a tent to spare to please contact me as soon as possible. Temporary shelter for the victims is only available till Monday -- we need at least 12 tents to replace those that were completely destroyed.
We are asking anyone that has a tent to spare to please contact me as soon as possible. Temporary shelter for the victims is only available till Monday -- we need at least 12 tents to replace those that were completely destroyed.
Lisa Hageman of the Torrington Soup kitchen will coordinate distribution of tents on Monday. Please do not bring donations directly to Kitchen. They are currently closed for repairs on the building and meals are being served elsewhere.
Please let the spirit of the coming holidays guide your generosity and open your heart. Your donation could save the life of someone in our community.
Please let the spirit of the coming holidays guide your generosity and open your heart. Your donation could save the life of someone in our community.
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