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A damaged sprinkler closed the gym for cleanup. Residents can tour the high school Nov. 4 before a school planning meeting.
A federal grant will support preservation work and accessibility upgrades at the historic museum.
Commissioners want to review how proposed data center and battery storage restrictions would affect ordinary home and business batteries.
The Day Hill Road venue won a one-year approval with no outdoor music after commissioners discussed parking and noise.
Eligible households can get help with heating bills; residents who don't qualify can contact Granby Social Services.
Officials and the developer disagree over pavement repairs at Kings Meadow.
Vehicles and pedestrians will be barred from the crossing Nov. 3-4 while crews replace it with new material.
Two project applicants received fraudulent payment demands, according to a town alert.
The Republican incumbent discusses electric bills, tax relief and school funding in his bid for another term representing South Windsor.
The Republican challenger discusses energy costs, school funding and state spending in his bid for Connecticut's 3rd Senate District.
