Rotary Club of New Milford CT

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Rotary Club of New Milford CT Rotary is where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas, join leaders and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community.

Greeting Rotarians -     *** Don't forget to vote Tuesday, November 3rd *** OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, November 3rd, at ...
10/31/2026

Greeting Rotarians -
*** Don't forget to vote Tuesday, November 3rd ***

OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, November 3rd, at 12:15 pm, Italia Mia, 223 Danbury Road, New Milford.

OUR PROGRAM: BRING A FRIEND! Why Bringing a Friend Matters: Club membership Growth: Over 90% of Rotary members join after being invited by a colleague, acquaintance, or friend.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:
**** Saturday, November 7th - NM Library - Community Baby Shower, 10:30 -12:30*****

November 10th - Student of the Month from Social Studies Department

November 17th -John Cilio is a fascinating historical storyteller, author, and researcher who has captivated audiences with tales of the past for over 15 years. As a proud member of the Organization of American Historians and the Association for the Study of Connecticut History, and a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. John has shared his knowledge through numerous articles in national magazines and newspapers. Through his captivating storytelling and in-depth research, John Cilio continues to inspire and educate.

10/22/2026

Greeting Rotarians -

OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, October 27th at 12:15 pm, Italia Mia, 223 Danbury Road, New Milford.

OUR PROGRAM: BRING A FRIEND! Costumes encouraged!🎃 👻

OUR MEAL: California Wrap & fries OR Tossed Salad with grilled chicken. Please RSVP HERE no later than 5:00 pm Monday.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

November 3rd - TBA - DON'T FORGET TO VOTE! POLLS ARE OPEN 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM.
***** Saturday, November 7th - NM Library - Community Baby Shower, 10:30 -12:30*****
November 10th - Student of the Month from Social Studies Department
November 17th - John Cilio, a fascinating historical storyteller will tell us tales of New Milford's past.

Join us for lunch! Tuesday, October 27th, 12:15-1:30. Message on FB for more info.Learn how New Milford Rotary members a...
10/20/2026

Join us for lunch! Tuesday, October 27th, 12:15-1:30. Message on FB for more info.
Learn how New Milford Rotary members are active within our community:
• Diaper & Personal Care Bank: Recently launched to assist local families in need.
• Community Improvements: Installed an outdoor chess table at the New Milford Senior Center, a Peace Pole at Town Hall, and developed Rotary Park at East Street/Bridge Street.
• Youth & Education Support: Honors monthly high school Students of the Month and awards annual spring scholarships to graduating students.
• Local Fundraisers & Events: • Organizes community traditions like the annual Charity Golf Tournament, partnered with the Knights of Columbus, and Memorial Day Duck Race.

Greeting Rotarians -OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, October 20th at 12:15 pm, Italia Mia, 223 Danbury Road, New Milford.OUR P...
10/18/2026

Greeting Rotarians -

OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, October 20th at 12:15 pm, Italia Mia, 223 Danbury Road, New Milford.

OUR PROGRAM: We're going to have some Rotarian fun! 😃
*** BRING A FRIEND ***
OUR MEAL: Chicken or Veggie Panini & fries OR Tossed Salad with grilled chicken.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

October 27th - HALLOWEEN IS IN THE AIR... GET YOUR COSTUMES READY! 👻 🎃

What is the story behind the Rotary wheel pin?.The first lapel pin in the history of the Rotary was designed and made by...
10/11/2026

What is the story behind the Rotary wheel pin?.

The first lapel pin in the history of the Rotary was designed and made by New York Rotary Club member, John Frick on October 14, 1909 and worn by the club’s first president Bradford Bullock from 1909 until his premature death in 1911 (At the time, he was serving as VP of the National Association of Rotary Clubs). The forerunner of the traditional Rotary pin worn today, it features the Rotary wheel has it appeared in its earliest representation with eight spokes, no cogs, and no keyway.

The wheel itself became the symbol of Rotary in 1906, a year after the club’s formation in Chicago. Asked to design a symbol for the new club, Chicago Rotarian Montague Bear, an engraver, drew a simple wagon wheel with a few lines to show dust and motion (14 spokes, no cogs, no keyway). Paul Harris reasoned that the wheel symbolized “Civilization and Movement.” One observant Rotarian pointed out that a wheel would not generate clouds of dust in front of it, so Montague removed the offending cloud and that design remained the emblem for Chicago until 1912.

10/08/2026

Greeting Rotarians -

OUR NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, October 13th at 12:15 pm, Italia Mia, 223 Danbury Road, New Milford.

OUR PROGRAM: Student of the Month award to NMHS student Joshua Newman.

OUR MEAL: Assorted pizzas & salad OR Tossed Salad with grilled chicken.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:
October 20th - TBA
October 27th - TBA

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New Milford, CT
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