Congratulations to the slate of officers elected for the 2021-2022 term.

Looking at the CVR 2020 calendar, it mirrors the progression of the Covid-19 pandemic’s impact.

Watching the fall foliage changing our view everyday brings home one of the extra benefits that we get for living in New England.

We certainly have had a warm summer, albeit a stormy one this year. I hope that you have recovered if you suffered the direct impacts of the storms. We have had a few days in late August with a little […]

Now that CVR has adapted to the challenges posed by the pandemic and resumed activities again, time seems to have sped up from slow motion to a more normal pace.

I am happy to report that in June we resumed holding CVR events. Credit for the resumption of our activities sits squarely on the shoulders of our activity chairs and the volunteers who develop and run our events.

All good things come to those who wait. That phrase is something that those of us who store our Porsche cars for the winter get to attest to each year.

What started for the CVR Board as a sprint to react to the onset of pandemic seems to be transitioning into a marathon.

Sitting here on March 29th and writing this article, the changes we have experienced in the last few weeks are unprecedented.

Connecticut’s official groundhog, Chuckles X, predicted an early Spring and she is looking to be pretty much spot on. Mother Nature can still have a few surprises up her sleeve but it seems like winter went by without being wintry. […]

The CVR board and activity chairs met on a Saturday morning in January to discuss the plans for the year ahead of us and start to populate the CVR calendar.

The CVR Overall awards for Rookie of the Year, Enthusiasts of the Year and the Frank Carrington Award were presented at the 60th Celebration this past November.