Hope you got some good porch-light hours in before the clocks fell back. It was a rough weekend for one Middletown house and a quieter one for a local smoothie chain, which is narrowing down to a single spot in town. Seven open houses drew lookers around the city, and the Senior Center threw a Halloween party worth hearing about. Here's everything from the weekend and what's worth your time this week.
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🥤 A smoothie chain is consolidating to one Middletown location
🚗 A car crash left a Middletown home condemned
🏡 Seven open houses gave buyers a look around town
🎃 The Senior Center's Halloween party got a nice writeup
Plus an author talk at Wesleyan RJ Julia, swing lessons at Vinnie's, and the first Thursday open mic at the Buttonwood Tree, all below.
The Weekend in Middletown
🥤 DEVELOPMENT:a smoothie chain A smoothie chain is pulling its operations together into one Middletown location instead of running multiple spots. If you've bounced between locations for your order, you'll soon know exactly where to go.
🚗 HEADS UP:a car crashed into a Middletown home A car crashed into a home in Middletown over the weekend, and the damage was bad enough that the building got condemned. That's a family dealing with a lot more than a fender bender right now.
🏡 DEVELOPMENT:seven open houses Seven homes across Middletown opened their doors to buyers this weekend. If you've been curious what your street is worth, somebody down the block just found out.
🎃 GOOD NEWS:the Senior Center's Halloween party Middletown's Senior Center held its Halloween party Friday, with a recap submitted by a community contributor. It's the kind of gathering that makes the Senior Center worth checking in on all year, not just in October.
This Week
📚 Fredrik deBoer, "All in Your Head"
Author Fredrik deBoer stops by to talk through his book "All in Your Head," a good reason to spend the evening with a working writer.
Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore · Monday, November 2 · 6:00 PM