LIFE

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.

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

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.

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.