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Newington Town Council Accepts Settlement with Former Employee

Newington Town Council accepted a settlement agreement with former employee William Jameson, authorizing Town Manager Jonathan Altshul to execute necessary documents. The council unanimously approved capital improvements transfers of $323,068 and property tax refunds of $2,706.60. The America 250

Town Council · Meeting of February 24, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — Newington Town Council accepted a settlement agreement with former employee William Jameson, authorizing Town Manager Jonathan Altshul to execute necessary documents. The council unanimously approved capital improvements transfers of $323,068 and property tax refunds of $2,706.60. The America 250 Planning Committee presented plans for nationwide 250th anniversary celebrations through July, including Navy and National Guard band performances and a July 15-18 extravaganza with fireworks.

NCTV leadership discussed expanding the community television station with podcasting capabilities and greater community participation. Public comment included a request to raise the Donate Life flag in April and concerns about security protocols for a February 5 high school protest walkout.

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Source: the Town Council meeting of February 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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