(Jan. 7, 2022) — The volunteers and staff of Haddam Killingworth News/HK-Now.com wish to acknowledge our appreciation to those who have made recent contributions in support of our community paper. Because the Haddam Civic League (HCL), which publishes Haddam Killingworth News, is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, contributions to HCL are tax-deductible. Checks can be made out to HCL and sent to P.O. Box 15; Higganum, CT 06441.
Anonymous               Haddam
Robert Berens             Haddam
Sara Cialfi                Killingworth
Pam and Sam Crum         Higganum
Cheryl Czuba              Higganum
Anthony and Melanie Giamei   Higganum
Debbie and Steve Graskoski   Higganum
Sally and Richard Haase      Haddam
Alan and Patricia Laming     Killingworth
Ed and Judy Munster        Haddam
Robert Berens             Haddam
Sara Cialfi                Killingworth
Pam and Sam Crum         Higganum
Cheryl Czuba              Higganum
Anthony and Melanie Giamei   Higganum
Debbie and Steve Graskoski   Higganum
Sally and Richard Haase      Haddam
Alan and Patricia Laming     Killingworth
Ed and Judy Munster        Haddam
Wayne and Sue Rutty        Haddam
Pam and Craig Salonia       Haddam
Edward Wood             Killingworth
Pam and Craig Salonia       Haddam
Edward Wood             Killingworth
HaddamNow.com began in 2014 when 25 Haddam residents formed the Haddam Civic League to provide town residents with local news in a timely online fashion. In 2016, we began publishing a weekly printed version on Thursdays which became known as Haddam News. Two years later we expanded our coverage to include Killingworth. This resulted in our online presence being changed to HK-Now.com, and we changed the name of the print edition to Haddam Killingworth News, which is sent free to every home and business in Haddam, East Haddam and Killingworth, so that we have a total distribution of over 12,000.
Our mission is very simple: we deliver news about our town as well as the surrounding region. Our print edition is intended to deliver an enhanced experience to supplement HK-Now.com, through the format of a weekly publication which will allow our readers an opportunity to follow developments in the preceding week even if they missed it online. Not all of the information on HK-Now.com will be available in the print version because of space constraints.
