The John Wallace Middle School Project Building Committee approved $123,613 in final invoices as construction nears completion. Chairman Stephen Woods and four members met via Zoom on September 17 to advance a CSG invoice of $7,082.67 and Newfield Construction's Application for Payment Number 15
Newington Parks and Recreation Board approved three $500 sponsorships and nominated people and groups for awards.
Parks board unanimously approved sponsorships for three fall and winter community events. Board members Carol Anest, Beth DelBuono, Trish Feeney, Mia Colopy, and Tim Manke backed $500 sponsorships from Pike Apartments, Regional School Choice Office, and The Flash Lady Photography for Halloween and
Newington's Youth Services Advisory Board retained its current officers and reported roughly $17,600 in secured state prevention funding at its September 14 meeting.
Newington's library board adopted new entrance rules and reported a $1.47 million bequest at its annual meeting.
The Newington Library Board of Trustees revised its public behavior policy to keep e-bikes, skateboards and scooters off the entrance stairs and ramp.
The Library Board of Trustees accepted a $1.47 million bequest from Ann Marino's estate and approved updated behavior policies.
Lucy Robbins Welles Library Board of Trustees unanimously reelected Diane Stamm as President, with Kristopher Riley becoming Vice President, LeeAnn Manke continuing as Treasurer, and George Bernocco as Secretary. The board honored donors and volunteers including the Triumph Group Charitable
Newington's Economic Development Commission reviewed vacant Berlin Turnpike parcels and expanded broker outreach.
The Economic Development Commission approved August minutes unanimously and reviewed vacant properties, development prospects, and recent business activity in town. Chairman Deanna Reney presided with eight voting members present. The Commission heard updates from the Chamber of Commerce on a golf