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An Aspen home s muted palette and easy-wearing furniture give way to killer views. Monique McIntosh •
With lofty ceilings and a balcony overlooking Independence Pass, this treehouse-like gathering space is what sealed the deal for its new owner an avid hiker and mother of two boys. There was just one problem: A dark, brown-and-burgundy color scheme distracted from the scenery outside. “You really feel like you’re part of the trees up there,” says Amanda Furlong, a designer with Basalt-based firm Cathers Home, who was tasked with refreshing the living and dining areas. “It was so important to the homeowner to be able to feel that presence of nature inside as well…so we wanted to bring the space to life with light, bright elements, inviting the outside in.”
Middlesex United Way: Take the 21-Day Racial Equity Challenge
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Kevin Wilhelm is president and CEO of the Middlesex United Way in Middletown.Contributed photo / Kevin Wilhelm
MIDDLETOWN The Middlesex United Way is committed to ensuring individuals and families live in an anti-racist, equitable and inclusive community.
We believe that to achieve racial equity we must unite and take meaningful action. Together, we must reach a deeper understanding of how race and systemic racism impacts society, the devastating and far-reaching implications that have resulted, and actionable steps to build a more equitable and inclusive community.
We at Middlesex United Way call on you to join us on this journey. The 21-Day Racial Equity Challenge is designed to create dedicated time and space to further your understanding of race, power, and privilege. Created by Dr. Eddie Moore Jr., the challenge not only increases understanding, but does so in a way that buil
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Middlesex United Way: Middletown attorney Jean D Aquila honored for service
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The Middlesex United Way is presenting its highest and most prestigious designation for a volunteer the Community Service Award to Jean D’Aquila.Contributed photo / Middlesex United Way
MIDDLETOWN The Middlesex United Way is pleased to invite you to join us virtually on Jan 28 to honor volunteers and community leaders, in addition to celebrating a year of many accomplishments, at our annual meeting. This year’s celebration will look different than those in years past.
The pandemic has certainly reminded us of the importance of gratitude. This year, we want to share that with our partners, volunteers, and donors who made outstanding accomplishments in 2020 despite all the challenges. This year’s meeting will feature a 7:47 Virtual Gratitude Experience, facilitated by Chris Schembra, to celebrate and thank everyone for their continued work. We will reflect on
Middlesex United Way has 2 ways to help needy this holiday season
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The Middlesex United Way Young Leaders Stuff-a-Cruiser holiday social and toy drive in Middletown gathered hundreds of gifts for local teens last year. The event will take place this year on Thursday and Friday.Contributed photo / Middlesex United WayShow MoreShow Less
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Kevin Wilhelm is president and CEO of the Middlesex United Way in Middletown.Contributed photo / Kevin WilhelmShow MoreShow Less
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MIDDLETOWN The holiday season is right around the corner, and with the holidays often come excited families and gifts. It is heartbreaking to think about how many families will go without this holiday season, but unfortunately, it is a sad reality in Middlesex County, only more amplified by the financial devastation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.