New Farmington High School Gymnasium: The Only Place You’ll Be Safe From Tonight’s Impending Storms (And Your Own Bad Parking Decisions)
FARMINGTON, CT—In a town where it seems even the weather has an opinion, tonight’s highly anticipated Farmington High School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony has officially been relocated indoors to the school gymnasium. That’s right, folks, because nothing says “welcome to your new state-of-the-art educational facility” like huddling in a gym, dodging both storm clouds and overzealous parking volunteers.
Plan Ahead (Or Don’t, We’ll Watch)
Given the impending doom predicted by our local weather experts, expect everyone and their second cousin to be in attendance. After all, what better way to spend a stormy night than by congregating indoors with half the town? Traffic is expected to be nothing short of legendary, so consider arriving fashionably late—or not at all. The Farmington Police Department will be on hand to guide you to your parking spot, so there’s no need to bring out your inner NASCAR driver. Remember, nothing says “community spirit” like following the parking map, which you can find here.
Enter If You Dare
Once you’ve successfully navigated the traffic and located your designated parking spot—likely a three-mile hike from the entrance—you’ll be directed to the “Event Entrance.” Yes, there’s only one entrance for this grand affair because why make it easy? Just follow the crowd; if you end up in the cafeteria instead of the gym, at least you’ll have snacks.
Thank the Sponsor: Farmington Storage—Your Local Weatherproof Solution
Before you brave the elements, let’s take a moment to thank our sponsor, Farmington Storage, located conveniently at 155 Scott Swamp Road. Whether you need to store your new school supplies or hide from future storms, Farmington Storage has got you covered. Visit them online at farmingtonstorage.com or give them a call at 860.777.4001. Because if there’s one thing Farmington residents need after tonight’s adventure, it’s a place to store all those umbrellas.
In Summary: You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
So, grab your poncho, set your GPS to “tolerant,” and head on over to the newly opened Farmington High School gymnasium tonight. Because nothing unites a community quite like being trapped indoors together during a storm—and nothing says “welcome” quite like parking lot chaos.
We’ll see you there—whether you like it or not.
-JB-
