Woodbridge Government Roundup: Beecher School Building Forum
Woodbridge’s Beecher Road School Building Committee held a Sept. 15 presentation on its recommended building option, followed by a public forum.
Woodbridge’s Beecher Road School Building Committee held a Sept. 15 presentation on its recommended building option, followed by a public forum.
Durham’s Regional School District 13 Policy Committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, was canceled. Its agenda included reviews of three school policies.
Wallingford’s zoning commission listed three cases for continuation, the Economic Development Commission approved its consent agenda, and the Committee on Aging meets Friday.
Woodbridge this week saw the Board of Assessment Appeals cancel its Sept. 10 meeting, while the Beecher Road School Building Committee held a special session on Sept. 9 to review mailer communications.
West Haven's 2026 Summer Youth Employment Program accepts applications through May 1 for residents ages 14-21, paying $16.94/hour for 6-8 week placements starting July 6.
Prospect's Recycling Center opens April 1, 2026, with a new red sticker requirement. Residents must pay $25 in cash and show proof of residency and vehicle registration starting March 26.
New Haven's Downtown-Wooster Square Community Team held its first meeting in 6 months on March 25, with Yale junior Rhea McTiernan-Huge leading the revival. Grand Ave housing dispute tops the agenda.
Cheshire Pollinator Pathway co-hosted a free documentary screening at Whitney Center in Hamden on March 25, 2026, with the Hamden Land Conservation Trust.
New Haven police arrested Tymel Barker, 29, in Louisiana 5 months after a Beaver Hills hit-and-run hurt two children. 37 cell calls near the crash sealed the case.
Shops at Yale expands its New Haven food crawl to 4 dates in 2026, targeting $14K for United Way, CitySeed, and 2 other nonprofits. Tickets are $25; May 2 includes dog adoption and live jazz.
Residents of the Whispering Oaks development in Cheshire have driven to the post office daily for nearly two years after USPS demanded a cluster box at a school bus stop location.
Cheshire nonprofits can apply for CT NAA tax credits by June 5, 2026, at Town Manager's Office. Businesses earn a 60% tax credit for approved community contributions.