Library launches 'Crime & Cardigans' club Nov. 12
The Newington library will hold the first meeting of a new group called Crime & Cardigans on Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m., sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
The Newington Town Council is asking residents for anonymous input on the qualities, experience and leadership skills they want in the next town manager, with the survey closing Oct. 30.
The Newington library will hold the first meeting of a new group called Crime & Cardigans on Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m., sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Newington Town Council approved $61,650 for Chapman Street firehouse bid documents and disbanded its Social Media Policy Subcommittee.
A Newington committee discussed a liner-based fallback for the town's aging Mill Pond and Churchill pools if a January funding request fails.
Newington's Parks and Recreation Board approved a revised seasonal pay scale and a $600 sponsorship deal for its holiday light event. Superintendent Scott Kieras said the pay scale, approved unanimously, aligns with Connecticut's minimum wage rising to $17.48 an hour effective January 1, 2027.
A Newington Town Council subcommittee voted to recommend disbanding its dormant Social Media Policy Subcommittee while tabling action on an LGBTQI+ Plus Committee. Deputy Mayor Kim Radda, Councilor Kelly deHaas and Councilor A.J.
Newington's flag policy subcommittee elected leaders and put off any decision on a permanent flag policy. Members Hilda Nieves and Nancy Cappello were chosen chair and vice chair by unanimous voice vote, with Kathy Gonzalez the panel's third member.
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