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Finance Board Approves Application For $5.4 Million Brownfield Grant (opens the original)
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The Board of Finance on September 14 approved allowing Winn Development to apply with the town for a $5,428,363 Brownfield Grant from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. The next round of Brownfield Grants will be in 2027 and WinnCo will be applying for the grant on behalf of the town to remediate hazardous materials at the Shelton House building on the Fairfield Hills campus. Although the town is acting as a fiscal agent in the project, all of the work will be comp
Legislative Council Approves Safety Improvements For Stone Bridge (opens the original)
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The Legislative Council approved a number of alterations to Stone Bridge Trail at its September 2 meeting. The alterations were previously approved by the Board of Selectmen on August 17. The following alterations were approved: Tree trimming along the paved section of roadway adjacent to Route 34 to support utility pole relocation. Widening the dirt road to approximately 18’. Removing the field stone wall on the west side of the roadway between approximately 150’ and 300’ from Route 34. Removin
Charter Revision Eliminates Six More Charges, Moves Forward More (opens the original)
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The Charter Revision Commission continued its work weeding down its list of charges to a shorter, more manageable list for further discussion at its August 12 meeting. Before they discussed charges, Chairman Maureen Crick Owen confirmed that First Selectman Bruce Walczak and Finance Director Glenys Salas would be attending the CRC's September 9 meeting. Those who suggested other charges discussed at the August 12 meeting will be invited for a special meeting on September 23. The first charge con
Council Approves Resolution For Pause On Use Of ALPR Cameras (opens the original)
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The Legislative Council at its August 19 meeting approved a resolution that no stationary license plate reader cameras would be added in town, and that current ones would be turned off and covered up to indefinitely prevent their use. Two days later, following the meeting, Newtown Police department agreed to deactivate the cameras in a press release that was published on newtownbee.com and the Newtown Police Department's Facebook page. Flock cameras became a hot topic in town when the council di
Bolinsky, Charter Oppose Potential Takeover Of Public Access Studios (opens the original)
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Nutmeg Television of Farmington is looking to take over seven public access studios in the Newtown area, including one in Newtown at 11 Commerce Road, that are currently run by Spectrum (formerly Charter Communications). As part of this takeover, it is looking to eliminate all seven public access studios and consolidate them at its own location in Farmington. It should be noted that in Nutmeg TV's filing and State Representatives Mitch Bolinsky and Martin Foncello's statements, Spectrum is frequ
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