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St Roch’s annual Feast was held this year from August 9-12. The event culminated with Sunday’s procession through the streets of Chickahominy where a statue of San Rocco, the patron saint of infectious diseases and of dogs, was carried by parishioners. Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo said he planned to update residents on plans for a dog park, the potential future for the now vacant Stop & Shop location, ongoing improvement efforts, and other matters of concern. Continue Reading →
Ongoing, Ashforth will be providing a full range of services including property operations, staff employment, training and supervision, contract and work order management, preventative maintenance, accounting and reporting, and construction supervision on any future projects. Continue Reading →
The P&Z commission chair Margarita Alban repeatedly told the applicant not to get too far along with plans until working with the Connecticut Dept of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), noting the primary issue was that the property was the flood hazard zone. Continue Reading →
Alternating one-way traffic within the work zone during construction hours is likely. Police will be on-site to direct traffic. Continue Reading →
The applicant, Sutton Land LLC, wants to add 53 parking spaces to entice a supermarket to move into the former Stop & Shop space. Continue Reading →
In addition to the aesthetic appeal, the living wall offers a variety of health benefits. To aid regular maintenance, an irrigation system was installed that self-waters the plants once a week. Continue Reading →
Governor Ned Lamont on Wednesday held a bill signing ceremony on the shore of Long Island Sound in Stratford to mark the adoption of a new law banning the harvesting of horseshoe crabs from Connecticut waters. Continue Reading →
The CT Dept of Transportation has entered into a contract with Alstom for the single-level rail coach cars, which are valued at $315 million. Delivery of the first cars is expected in 2026. The cars will be prioritized for use on the Hartford Line, as well as the branches of the New Haven Line. Continue Reading →
Through this scheme, Nicholas Hatch sold 145 fraudulent Peter Max paintings and defrauded 43 purchasers out of a total of $248,600. Continue Reading →