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Creating success
You can learn how to paint, draw, carve wood and so much more at the Wethersfield Art League.
The venerable nonprofit arts organization that was founded in 1954 is seeing an increase in membership. Classes are taught at its Little Red Schoolhouse near the intersection of Welles and Wolcott Hill roads.
Mark Jahne
Mar 273 min read


Coming Soon: Pro Park, Cava and Cold Stone Creamery
It has been a busy late winter in town with plans for a commercial incubator, Mediterranean food and ice cream made on granite stone moving forward.
Peter Marteka
Mar 273 min read


Town’s grand list grows slightly
Assessor Brian Penney
The town’s $5.4 billion grand list increased slightly by .24 percent or $13 million. The town’s real estate dropped .15 percent or $7.1 million from $4.77 billion to $4.76 billion. The town’s personal property dropped three percent or $6.5 million from $222.3 million to $215.8 million. The town’s motor vehicles increase 6.32 percent or $26.8 million from $424.8 million to $451.6 million.
Assessor Brian Penney said there were three main reasons for the
Peter Marteka
Mar 273 min read


Superintendent Alan Bookman Retiring After 55 Years in Education
During his retirement announcement to the board of education earlier this month, Superintendent Alan B. Bookman said he never forgot his roots as a math teacher.
Peter Marteka
Mar 275 min read


Beaded by Brooke
Something old. Something new. Something beaded. Something for Brooke Barbeau to create in every color, including blue.
Sarah Barr
Mar 273 min read


New principals selected at Hebron Avenue, Hopewell and Nayaug elementary schools
Glastonbury public schools has completed the hiring process for three outstanding elementary school principals. We are confident that these accomplished and dynamic school leaders will be successful.
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Mar 273 min read
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