25 November, 2024
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Council Members Call for Control of Traffic Speeds After Child Injured in Hit and Run

New Britain City Council President Pro-Tempore, Ald. Francisco Santiago (D-5) and Ald. Candyce Scott (D-3) say they are, “deeply saddened and outraged,” about, “the recent hit-and-run incident that occurred on Monday at the intersection of Broad Street and High Street, resulting in the injury of a minor.” Ald. Santiago said that, “Quality of life for […]

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HRA of New Britain Celebrating 60th Anniversary

The Human Resources Agency of New Britain has announced that, in celebration of its 60th anniversary, it is, “embarking on a year-long campaign to celebrate the achievements and local impact made since its founding in 1964.” Dr. Marlo Greponne, Executive Director of HRA says that, “This milestone is a reflection of our collective resolve to […]

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CCSU Hosting 17th annual Global Environmental Sustainability Symposium

Central Connecticut State University is to host the 17th annual Global Environmental Sustainability Symposium. Event organizers say that, The Global Environmental Sustainability Action Coalition (GESAC), Central Connecticut State University Geography Department, and Central Public History Program will present the 17th annual Global Environmental Sustainability Symposium on Thursday, April 25, in Alumni Hall. The symposium is […]

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Democrats Seek Transparency On Contracts And Tax Agreements

Common Council Budget Review Begins For the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year This report is the second in a series to keep the community informed about Council business and to encourage public participation in city government from the perspective of the Democratic Majority Caucus. The details of municipal purchasing, tax and and leasing agreements will be reported […]

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Ald. Simpson Hosting “Participatory Budget Exercise”

Ald. Nate Simpson (D-1) is hosting an event with a, “Participatory Budget Exercise”, as the City Council considers the budget proposed by Mayor Erin Stewart (R) that, among other things, cuts local funding for school operating funding in inflation-adjusted dollars. “It’s that time of year when city departments, commissions, the mayor, City Council, and Board […]

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