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Join Sturbridge's Memorial Day Parade Honoring Local Hero Ron Benoit on May 27
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Upcoming Road Work on Putnam Road May Cause Delays
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Plainfield education budget fails at referendum. What's next in the budget process?
Voters will need to vote on Plainfield’s budget again after one of the questions failed to pass at Monday’s annual town budget referendum. The town's operating budget in the amount of $13,352,619 passed with 4 votes to spare, with 272 votes in favor of its adoption and 267 votes opposed.
Vote in Tolland's Budget Referendum on June 4: Absentee Ballot Pickup Starts May 29
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Preservation has saved a part of Glocester's history. These trails will show you.
GLOCESTER – Rhode Islanders have done an impressive job protecting tens of thousands of acres of public land across the state where hikers, dog walkers, trail runners and others can explore the best of the outdoors. And they’re not done yet. The state, land trusts, towns and nonprofit groups...
Tolland Budget Rejected: Upcoming Town Council Meeting to Address Concerns
BUDGET FAILED YES - 963 NO - 1066 TURNOUT - 19.58% There will be a hybrid Town Council meeting tonight, May 22nd to discuss the FY 24/25 budget. The agenda with a link to the meeting can be found here. The next budget referendum will be held June 4, 2024.Visit here for more details.
Connecticut’s roots are in the defense industry. Can its colleges truly divest?
On a sunny Thursday afternoon earlier this month, about 100 students gathered outside the Dodd Center for Human Rights on the University of Connecticut’s campus in Storrs for a press conference. While most of the school’s nearly 20,000 undergraduates were clearing out dorm rooms and posing for graduation photos in their caps and gowns, the […] The post Connecticut’s roots are in the defense industry. Can its colleges truly divest? appeared first on Rhode Island Current.
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