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Business Buzz is sponsored by NBT Bank, and we are very thankful for their support! By Ronni Newton

If youÔÇÖve got today off for Indigenous Peoples Day or Columbus Day, I hope you have a chance to enjoy what looks like some fairly nice fall weather! While schools are closed Monday, and so is Town Hall, there is no trash delay this week.

The Yard Waste and Recycling Center on Brixton Street is open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. If youÔÇÖre looking for some activities on Monday, Veterans Memorial Skating Rink will have public skating from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and adult skating 9:15-11:15 a.m., Cornerstone Aquatics Center is open (view the pool schedule or call the front desk at 860-561-8270), and Westmoor Park farm hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. with trails and grounds open from 8 a.m. to dusk.

Also on Monday, at 4 p.m., there will be a rally and vigil for the people of Israel in the West Hartford Town Hall parking lot, being organized by the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford. “Israel is undergoing the worst attack in its history,” said Mayor Shari Cantor in a message Sunday afternoon. “These are ongoing terrorist attacks which as of this writing have cost the lives of over 600 Israelis mostly civilian deaths and injuries. These are brutal and depraved attacks and the taking of many hostages of children, elderly, and the infirm. This is all very hard to fathom. It has a big impact on our community with many connections to Israel. We are coming together as a community in support of the people of Israel in this frightening and dire time.”

IÔÇÖve been away for the weekend as Ted and I hosted his cousin, wife, and aunt for a visit with his mom. No West Hartford restaurant photos from this week, but I did take one of Millie in her happy place. Millie in her happy place, holding her own leash. Photo credit: Ronni Newton

In last weekÔÇÖs column, I shared some photos I took while serving as a judge for the Blue Back Burger Bash, and this past week I had the chance to judge apple desserts at the Coldwell Banker fall fest at their office at 992 Farmington Avenue ÔÇô which also served as a collection for the West Hartford Food Pantry. Other judges were West Hartford Town Manager Rick Ledwith, Barb Roberts, volunteer coordinator from the townÔÇÖs Social Services Department, and Donut Crazy owner Irene Luaices. It was hard to choose from among the six delicious desserts ÔÇô but Coldwell Banker Senior VP Brendan Grady cast the tiebreaker vote for Sherri SchwartzÔÇÖs salted caramel apple pie bars!

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