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The Day Presents: Regional Job Fair
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
The regional Fall Job Fair will connect job seekers face-to-face with some of southeastern Connecticut’s top employers – from growing local businesses to national companies in fields including hospitality, manufacturing, human/social services, education, healthcare, and more.
This FREE event is open to all individuals looking to enter the workforce, change or transition into a new career or explore local opportunities. Come dressed to impress with resumes on-hand.
Pre-registration is suggested (but not required).
In addition to employer booths, attendees can take advantage of free resources at the event, including:
To view a list of participating employers, visit www.theday.com/jobfair
Questions? Contact TheDay.Jobs at (860) 701-4200 or classifiedads@theday.com.
The Job Fair is in partnership with TheDay.Jobs, The Day, The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut, Hall Communications, Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce, Greater Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce, American Job Center, the Groton Public Library and the Human Resource Leadership Association.
Phone Number:
8605358445
Event Address:
160 South Broad Street Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Event Date:
2022-09-01
Event Time:
6 pm
Event Name:
100 Year of the Mystic River Bridge
Event Description:
One of Southeastern Connecticut’s most visible and popular landmarks is the Mystic River
bascule bridge. As we are in the mist of celebrating the 100 th anniversary of the building of that
bridge, it is appropriate that we “take a step back in time” and look at some of the previous
bridges and means used to cross the river.
Jim Streeter will provide a historical glimpse, through photographs and related
information, about the various bridges used to cross the Mystic River.
Jim is the Historian for the Town of Groton and has authored and co-authored six books relating
to Groton’s History. For a period of over ten years, he has written over two hundred articles
relating to Groton’s history for the Groton Times Newspaper. A few years ago, Jim donated his
vast collection of Groton historical documents, photographs and memorabilia to the Groton
Public Library.
Jim is a retired Forensic Evidence Examination with the Connecticut State Police. He is a
graduate of the University of New Haven, holding undergraduate degrees in Criminal Justice and
a Master’s degree in Human Resources. Jim has served on both Town and City of Groton
Councils and was Mayor of Town of Groton Mayor from 2009 – 2011
A native of Groton, he has been married to his lovely wife Irma for 58 years, has two children,
two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
