Pools Committee Votes To Send Funding Letter To Council
Newington's pools committee voted to send the Town Council a letter seeking funding direction for Churchill and Mill Pond pools.
Newington's pools committee voted to send the Town Council a letter seeking funding direction for Churchill and Mill Pond pools.
Newington pools committee requested Town Council direction on aging facilities. The Town Pools Project Building Committee voted to send a letter to the Council seeking guidance on the future of the town's two pools, Churchill Pool built in 1964 and Mill Pond Pool built in 1958, which generated
Library Renovations Committee tabled a fall presentation to Town Council, opting instead for public outreach. Members Kelly deHaas, LeeAnn Manke, Peter Manke, Kristopher Riley, and Aj Tiniakos unanimously approved prior minutes and directed the committee to focus on public education and grant
Newington Planning and Zoning Commission voted 6-1 to deny a zone change for 180 Carr Avenue, keeping the five-acre parcel residential. Commissioner Woods cast the lone dissent after the panel first voted 5-2 to close the public hearing.
Newington's Town Plan and Zoning Commission rejected a rezoning bid for 180 Carr Avenue, voting 6-1 to deny a change from residential to industrial. Commissioner Gia Pascarelli moved for denial, citing inconsistency with the town's Plan of Conservation and Development; only Commissioner Stephen
The Newington Parks and Recreation Board asked staff to review outdated park rental rules after a social media dispute.
Newington Town Council unanimously approved a four-year public safety contract covering police officers and dispatchers through June 30, 2030.
Newington Parks Board approved the Fall Program Guide and partnered with The Chapel for Halloween. The board unanimously accepted a public-private partnership with The Chapel for the October 10 Halloween Party at Mortensen Community Center, with The Chapel providing 200 mini pumpkins and
Newington subcommittee unanimously votes to recommend disbanding three town committees. The Boards and Commissions Review Subcommittee approved a motion by Councilor Kelly deHaas and Deputy Mayor Kim Radda to dissolve the Affordable Age-Restricted Housing Study Committee, Newington Housing Needs
Newington's fire commissioners appointed John Hoffman as the town's new fire marshal and immediately posted for his old assistant post.