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Library panel reviews May 12 Town Council presentation on renovation project

Library project panel approved prior minutes and reviewed a revised presentation for the Town Council set for May 12, 2026. Committee members Kelly deHaas, Erik Hinckley, LeeAim Manke, Kristopher Riley, and AJ Tiniakos discussed key goals for the presentation, including securing clear direction on

Library Renovations_Additions Project Building Committee · Meeting of April 23, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — Library project panel approved prior minutes and reviewed a revised presentation for the Town Council set for May 12, 2026. Committee members Kelly deHaas, Erik Hinckley, LeeAim Manke, Kristopher Riley, and AJ Tiniakos discussed key goals for the presentation, including securing clear direction on whether a fall 2026 referendum would proceed. Manke cautioned against the Town Council disbanding the committee if the referendum does not move forward, noting the panel should continue its work.

Riley reported surveys are being crafted to gather public input on desired library services. Diane Stamm, Library Board of Directors, told the committee to remain diligent in educating the public on project needs amid current budget pressures.

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Source: the Library Renovations_Additions Project Building Committee meeting of April 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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