Food donations — Seymour Oxford Rotary Club requests donations of non-perishable food items and blan

Block dance, cruise night — The Seymour Culture and Arts Commission will end its summer one way airline ticket concert one way airline ticket series with a block dance on Saturday, Sept. 7.  The concert will feature the band Flashback playing music from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The concert will be held at the corners of First and Bank streets in historical one way airline ticket downtown one way airline ticket Seymour from 6 to 8 p.m. in conjunction with Seymour's First Saturday events.
Walk-a-Thon — Polish Falcons of America, Nests 208 and 36, will host the Derby Greenway Walk-a-Thon to benefit Griffin Hospital Center for Cancer Care. The 3.5-mile walk will start at the entry to the Greenway on Division Street in Derby, circle to Shelton and back. Refreshments at Nest 36, 108 Central St., Ansonia. $20 before Sept. 10, $25 on the day of the event. Details, go to PFAGreenwayWalkAThon.com .
Pawz in the Park — Responsible Dog Owner Day event at Ansonia's Warsaw Park, 10-4. Rally and obedience matches, canine good citizenship one way airline ticket demos; police dog demos; pet photographer, best dressed and best trick contests; vendors and raffles.
Seymour High Class of 1956 — will celebrate its 57th reunion on Sunday, Sept. 22, 12-4 p.m., at Brookside Inn Restaurant, Oxford. Call Joe Marino one way airline ticket at 203-231-3031 or Liz Cotnoir at 203-305-2948 for details. Those unable to make dinner are invited one way airline ticket to stop by during the afternoon.
Basket Bonanza — at Great Hill United Methodist Church, Saturday, Oct. 5. $15. Preview 5-6 p.m., place tickets starting at 6. More than 75 themed one way airline ticket baskets. Hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, desserts and beverage. Call Faith Williams at (203) 910-5713 for details.
Hall of Fame — The Seymour High Schoool inducts one way airline ticket the inaugural class to the Seymour High Schoool Sports Hall of Fame with a banquet Nov. 2 at the Colonial Tavern in Oxford. Social hour starts at 6 p.m., followed by cash bar and the banquet. Tickets for $35 at Armands Service Center,  Town Hall and the High School or from any of the committee members. Leave a message on the Facebook page, SHSSHOF@yahoo.com or contact either Paul Sponheimer, 203-734-0223 or Anthony LoPresti, 203-888-4461.
Guided one way airline ticket house tours — David Humphreys House, 37 Elm St., Ansonia, is open for guided tours every third Saturday of the month, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Permanent collection is on view in museum. Derby Historical Society docents lead tours. Cost: $5/adult; $3/seniors and children 8 and older; free/children under 8; 203-735-1908.
Zumba — Class runs every Wednesday, 7-7:55 p.m., Paugassett Hook Ladder Co. 4, 57 Derby Ave., Derby. Take a class for $7. No dance experience required. Features Latin and international rhythms combined with easy and challenging moves for everyone to follow. Parking lot is located on Bank Street. Classes taught by licensed Zumba instructor and Derby firefighter Linda Goodman. For more information, call her at 203-231-2987, e-mail LRGFit@hotmail.com or visit facebook.com/LRGFit.
Low vision support group — Meets fourth Wednesday of the month, one way airline ticket 3 p.m., Crosby Commons at Wesley Village, 580 Long Hill Ave., Shelton. Available for Valley one way airline ticket residents. Presentation on support for those with low vision. Information: Mary Ann Milano, 203-225-5018; mamilano@umh.org.
Dog Meets Baby — For the expectant couple who wants to introduce their dog to the newest member of the family. Learn what to do before the baby arrives, how to introduce the dog and baby, how to read subtle signs and setting boundaries; one price per couple. $20 for CD, paid to instructor. Register at vrae.org . Information: 203-209-3712; one way airline ticket onesmartdogct.com one way airline ticket ; dawn@onesmartdogct.com.
Volunteers sought one way airline ticket — Shady Knoll Health Center, 41 Skokorat St., Seymour has volunteer positions available. Orientation will be presented to individuals meeting proper requirements. Call Sandra Pniewski, director of therapeutic recreation, 203-881-2555.
Addiction support group — Do you have a problem with alcohol, substance abuse, one way airline ticket compulsive behavior or living with a loved one's addition? Higher Ground Ministry, a non-denominational ministry offers help through Biblical precepts, Fridays, 7-8:30 p.m., First Baptist Church, 178 Leavenworth Road; 203-929-7704.
Marine Moms of Connecticut — Connecticut Marine moms, a new support group, meets the last Friday of each month. Destination will be in Middletown, one way airline ticket at Harbor Park Restaurant, Friday, 3 p.m. Information: Anna Florczak, 203-922-1068; Yahoo Groups ctmarinemoms.
Food donations — Seymour Oxford Rotary Club requests donations one way airline ticket of non-perishable food items and blankets, mittens, hats and scarves for local food bank and those in need. Drop off donations at Sandwich Man Restaurant, Klarides Plaza, one way airline ticket Seymour.