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In a paper ballot vote, it was determined all non-seasonal municipal employees will not receive a 2-percent pay raise this fiscal year.
During the annual town meeting Tuesday night, the motion to use funds left over from fiscal year 2009 to fund the raise was denied with 39 votes against it and 14 votes in favor.
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With a unanimous vote, the town hall will be renamed the Adella G. Urban Administrative Offices.
By MATT COLLETTE, The Day
Heather L. Brown, the woman who police say robbed six banks in as many days last week, was arrested in Hartford Monday and was to appear in court this morning, according to police.
State and Hartford police, “following numerous leads,” apprehended Brown in Hartford at 2:50 p.m., said Sgt. Chris Johnson, a [...]
The state has awarded $1.2 million in federal stimulus grants to 43 communities - including some in the Windham area - for public safety and crime prevention needs, Gov. M. Jodi Rell announced Monday.
Columbia is slated to get $9,100 for the purchase of surveillance camera system to monitor exterior of town transfer station and [...]
Beginning Oct. 3, choose from 100 free guided hikes, leisurely walks and “paddles.”
The highlight of the festival however is the music. There will be pipe bands from throughout the state, as well as various other Scottish musicians.
Beautiful fall weather added to the outdoor fun at the Harvest Market, this growing Columbia tradition that takes place next to the Horace W. Porter School.
Buffet breakfast, 7:30 to 11 a.m., Knights of Columbus Council 12, 41 Club Road, Windham. Adults $6, seniors $5.50, children 6 to 12 $5, under 5 free.
The Columbia Harvest Market will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Columbia Town Hall Grounds. Any questions, contact Rhonda Lavado at 228-1592.
Michael Hogan
Michael Hogan
University of Connecticut officials are thankful they have been preparing for the potential outbreak of the H1N1 influenza virus since April because the virus has come to campus.
