Photos of the Day 07/30/18

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Dan Pooler from Hudson New Hampshire, L, works with Colleen Gilchrest from Salado Texas and and Laura Tomlin also from Salado Texas.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Orla Dundas from Rutland Vermont works as Rod Hall from Rainsville Alabama looks on.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. A robot based on an Arduino mini computer sits on a work station.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Jeff Weigel from Hampton Virginia looks over his robot as he works with Dan Pooler from Hudson New Hampshire.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Many electrical components including the Arduino based robot, bottom L, sit on top of a workstation.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. ARRL Education & Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober, R, looks over the robots instructions with Orla Dundas from Rutland Vermont.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. ARRL Education & Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober, middle L, looks over the robots instructions with Orla Dundas from Rutland Vermont, L, as fellow students look on.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Colleen Gilchrest from Salado Texas examines her robot.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Allen Brooks from Escondido California works on the robots instructions on his computer.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Jeff Weigel, L, from Hampton Virginia, Lisa Cook from Bountiful Utah place their robots along with their classmates in the lobby of the building for testing as AARL Education and Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober, R, helps align them.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Testing their robots in the main lobby of the building are Jeff Weigel from Hampton Virginia, L, Allen Brooks from Escondido California, ARRL Education and Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober, Dean French from South Carolina and Lisa Cook from Bountiful Utah.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. ARRL Education and Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober kneels while trouble shooting a students robot. From left are Dan Pooler from Hudson New Hampshire, Laura Tomlin from Salado Texas, Jeff Weigel from Hampton Virginia, Lisa Cook from Bountiful Utah and Carrie Blackwell from Memphis Tennessee.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. ARRL Education and Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober gives an overview of digital signal processing.

07/27/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff School teachers from across the country took part in a week long class assembling and operating robots at ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, in Newington from July 23rd through July 27th. The program was designed to help teachers incorporate electrical and wireless technology into their STEM curriculum. Analog 5 Voltes is visible on ARRL Education and Technology Program Instructor Tommy Gober as he gives an overview of digital signal processing.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff Theresa Reynolds of Tracy-Driscoll Insurance.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The old Scalia Sand Pit near the intersection of Barlow St and Farrell Ave on Monday afternoon.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The old Scalia Sand Pit near the intersection of Barlow St and Farrell Ave on Monday afternoon.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff James LaCroix, age 9, spent time with his mother on Monday afternoon at the pond on Memorial Boulevard catching and releasing crayfish.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff James LaCroix, age 9, spent time with his mother on Monday afternoon at the pond on Memorial Boulevard catching and releasing crayfish.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff James LaCroix, age 9, spent time with his mother on Monday afternoon at the pond on Memorial Boulevard catching and releasing crayfish.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff James LaCroix, age 9, spent time with his mother on Monday afternoon at the pond on Memorial Boulevard catching and releasing crayfish.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Evan Wilcox (17).

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Short stop jack Kushman (65).

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Derek Chuilli (3).

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Third Baseman D.J. DiBenedetto (2).

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. First baseman Derek Chuilli (3) after stretching out for the throw at first base.

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Marc Zigmont (7).

07/30/18 Wesley Bunnell | Staff The Southington Travel Knights 12U baseball was defeated 10-0 by the Catalyst Bombers at A.W. Stanley Park on Monday evening in Nutmeg Games action. Catcher Sawyer Gravel (10) after his at bat.