‘Zoom Room for Teens’
Deb Piper decided to celebrate Mardi Gras in a different way this year.
When the world went into lockdown in March 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, one Stoughton-nonprofit responded to help those who were impacted the most.
Abel Contemporary Gallery will display two new exhibits, and extend a current one to allow it more viewers during the COVID-19 pandemic, beginning Saturday, Feb. 27.
Stoughton Yoga is hosting a free one-hour yoga class for healthcare workers at 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28. The in-person class will take place at 101 Silverado Drive.
Master gardener Anne Michels will host a virtual presentation on how to start sowing seeds for spring, next Thursday.
110 years ago - 1911
Monday will mark a historic milestone for the Stoughton Opera House.
‘5 steps to healthier heart’Stoughton Health Exercise Physiologist Brianna O’Neil will share tips on how you can improve your heart health during a virtual presentation at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 18.
Stoughton Health is hosting free compression-only CPR classes from Monday, Feb. 22 to Friday, Feb. 26, it’s website states.
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- Personal Essential pantry reopens
- Norse Afternoon of Fun 2021 'still cure for winter blues'
- Beutel wins 2020 community appreciation award
- Hull recognized as library's Volunteer of the Year
- Stoughton Health supports women's heart health
- Stoughton history - January
- Local events: Feb. 11 through Feb. 18
- Norwegian Dancers virtual performance set for Feb. 14
- Norse weekend of fun starts Feb.12
- People seek hospital, local employers for COVID-19 vaccine
- Leif Erikson webinar set for Feb. 13
- Foundation awards $58K to local nonprofits
- Level up has alternative "Gobble Wobble" event
- Treat pickup at senior center Feb. 11
- Coffee with the Mayor Feb. 12
