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Service Above Self
Thursdays, 12:15 every week at Carbone's Kitchen in Bloomfield..
Carbone's Kitchen
Carbone's Kitchen
6 Wintonbury Mall
Bloomfield, CT 06002
United States
Bloomfield, CT 06002
United States
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In an effort to promote literacy and deepen the
understanding of early Connecticut among students
at Metacomet School, the Bloomfield Rotary Club
donated copies to each student of the book “Sybil
Ludington’s Midnight Ride” by Marsha Amstel.
understanding of early Connecticut among students
at Metacomet School, the Bloomfield Rotary Club
donated copies to each student of the book “Sybil
Ludington’s Midnight Ride” by Marsha Amstel.
Bloomfield Rotary awarded Maya Deres Metacomet Elementary School the Student of the Month plaque December March 2016. Congratulations, Maya!

On February 16 Bloomfield Rotary members Donna Banks, Norm Famely and Mark Weisman presented coats to families as part of the Fire Department coat drive.

Posted by Jonathan Hochman
Bloomfield Rotary donated $1,000 to the Bloomfield Fire Department coat drive. When kids have a warm coat it helps reduce absenteeism at school, and increases the chance that they will eventually graduate from high school. To help Bloomfield students have a brighter future, please join us in supporting this cause.
Posted by Jonathan Hochman on Nov 19, 2015
We know you will be disappointed, but we could not get either of our two venues to host our meeting scheduled for Thanksgiving Day. Please enjoy spending time with your family instead.
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