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Newington To Hold Public Input Session On Town Manager Search (opens the original)
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NEWINGTON, CT — Newington will hold a public input session Sept. 29 as the town works to hire a permanent town manager. The session is scheduled for 6 to 7 p.m. in the Town Council Chambers, Room 103, at Town Hall, 200 Garfield St., according to the town notice. The session will provide residents a structured opportunity to share opinions about the town manager position. Senior and Disabled Center Director Jaime Trevethan will facilitate the session. The town said the meeting will include an int
Woodbridge Selectmen Send $118.5 Million Beecher Road School Project To Referendum (opens the original)
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WOODBRIDGE, CT — The Woodbridge Board of Selectmen voted 4-2 on Sept. 23 to authorize a $118.5 million appropriation and borrowing plan for a new Beecher Road School and Board of Education central office, sending the proposal to voters at an Oct. 13 referendum. First Selectman Mica Cardozo, Deputy First Selectman Steven Munno and Selectmen Maria Madonick and Lauren Francese voted for the resolution. Selectmen Andrea Urbano and Amey Marrella opposed it. The resolution authorizes $118.5 million in
Norwich Wetlands Commission To Continue Review Of Proposed Occum Distribution Facility (opens the original)
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NORWICH, CT — The Norwich Inland Wetlands, Watercourses & Conservation Commission is scheduled to continue public hearings Oct. 1 on a proposed 1.07 million-square-foot fulfillment and distribution facility at the Occum Industrial Center and two related wetland mitigation projects. The commission could take action on the three applications following the hearings, according to its meeting agenda. The main application covers Lots 10 and 11 at the Occum Industrial Center, formerly known as 432 Cant
Ledyard Library Commission Approves FY27 Budget, Revises Circulation Policy (opens the original)
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LEDYARD, CT — The Ledyard Library Commission unanimously approved its fiscal year 2027 budget, revised its circulation policy and created a strategic planning working group during its Sept. 21 meeting, while Library Director Jessica Franco outlined changes to spending, staffing and library services. The commission voted 7-0 to approve the FY27 budget. Chairman John Bolduc, Vice Chairman Rolf Racich and commissioners Wendy Hellekson, Gillian Thorne, Cynthia Wright, Elizabeth Rumery and Steve Fine
East Hampton Finance Board Weighs Road Bonding As Repair Needs Reach $15M-$20M (opens the original)
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EAST HAMPTON, CT — East Hampton could need an estimated $15 million to $20 million to address roads requiring rehabilitation while keeping other streets from deteriorating, town officials told the Board of Finance during a Sept. 21 discussion of possible road bonding. No vote was taken on borrowing for road work. Finance board members agreed the issue should receive broader consideration as the town prepares for a Tri-Board meeting and upcoming capital planning discussions. Public Works Director
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