Michael Lemanski
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Familiar Face Has New Role At Canton Town Hall (opens the original)
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CANTON, CT — Canton has a new town clerk following the departure of the town's previous clerk for a position in Wethersfield. The Canton Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Sept. 9 to appoint Maureen Frink as town clerk, effective Sept. 17. Canton First Selectman Kevin Witkos made the motion to appoint Frink, which was seconded by Selectman Tim LeGeyt. The board approved the appointment 5-0. Frink had recently joined the town as an assistant town clerk. During the Canton Board of Selectmen's Au
Berlin OK's Funds For New Public Park Near Train Station (opens the original)
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BERLIN, CT — A new public park featuring a small performance area, benches, and other amenities is planned for Steele Boulevard as Berlin continues improvements around the recently completed Steele Center development. The Berlin Town Council voted 6-0 on Sept. 15 to authorize Berlin Town Manager Ryan Curley to enter into a contract with Stonehedge Landscaping Co. Inc. of Newington for construction of Steele Boulevard Park. The authorization allows spending of up to $520,588, including a 15% cont
Simsbury High Reports Gains In Rankings, AP Participation; But Also Absenteeism Issue (opens the original)
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SIMSBURY, CT — Simsbury High School reported gains in national and state rankings, Advanced Placement participation and several measures of school discipline while administrators said artificial intelligence, academic integrity and chronic absenteeism will be among the school's priorities this year. SHS Principal Maggie Seidel presented the school's academic report to the Simsbury Board of Education during its Sept. 22 meeting. The school's theme for the 2026-27 academic year is "Make Your Mark.
West Hartford Psychiatrist's Medical License Revoked; Disciplinary Hearing Continues (opens the original)
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WEST HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut medical regulators have revoked the license of a psychiatrist who operated a West Hartford practice, but disciplinary proceedings against him are not over and could result in additional penalties. The Connecticut Medical Examining Board, part of the state Department of Public Health, revoked Dr. Douglas Zelisko's medical license during its Thursday, Sept. 24, meeting, according to the department. However, the board continued the disciplinary hearing and is conside
Student Taken To Hospital After Minibus, SUV Crash In West Hartford: PD, Schools: UPDATE (opens the original)
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WEST HARTFORD, CT — A middle school student was taken to the hospital after an SUV and a small school bus collided on Albany Avenue in West Hartford, according to police. The crash occurred at approximately 7:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 28, on Albany Avenue in the area of Huntington Drive, West Hartford Police Capt. Aaron Vafiades said. Vafiades said one middle school student was transported to Connecticut Children's with a complaint of neck pain. The driver of the SUV remained at the scene following
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