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Back in the day, if you wanted to go rollerskating in the Greater-Danbury area, you were headed to Danbury, CT. Danbury was the home of a rink known as Roller Land and when that was gone Fun Station replaced it. What's old is new again, roller skating is back for a limited run in a new location, the Danbury Ice Arena. Danbury Ice Arena General Manager Nick Garofalo was a guest of the I-95 Morning Show on Monday (6/12/23) and we asked him how all of this was going to play out.
Mashpee resident Jamie Schuh rollerskated 200 miles over 10 days to raise money for WellStrong, an East Falmouth-based fitness and wellness community for people in recovery from substance use disorder.
Rainy days in Hong Kong don’t have to mean staying at home or being stuck inside a shopping centre. We’ve picked seven indoor activities, from skating to seeing a comedy show, for you to consider.