Newington Morning Brief, Oct. 23: New Haven-style pizza chain sets opening date
Popular New Haven-style pizza chain announces an opening date for its new Newington location.
Popular New Haven-style pizza chain announces an opening date for its new Newington location.
Bloomfield Public Library screens the film Get Out as part of its Friday Flicks and Fellowship series Oct. 23 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the Prosser branch, 1 Tunxis Ave. From our own coverage: Volunteer ambulance to hold CPR class Nov. 14.
Newington's Open Space Committee resisted a Town Council plan to create a separate subcommittee on open space, calling it duplicative, while staff flagged a zoning map problem affecting about 120 parcels.
Newington Public Schools opened preschool applications for the 2027-2028 school year, offering several program options for families. From our own coverage: Fire commission honors member, reviews firehouse costs; Economic panel eyes three redevelopment sites.
Bloomfield launches online dashboard offering five years of police activity records. From our own coverage: Wetlands panel OKs 4-H farm road overhaul; Ambulance sets Nov. 14 CPR class.
Bloomfield wetlands panel delays Granby Street warehouse hearing over setback concerns. From our own coverage: Charter panel elects chair, opens public hearing; Design board reviews 210-unit apartment plan.
Eversource is conducting an aerial flyover of the Newington and Berlin area from Monday, October 19 through Friday, October 23, as part of a utility project, the town announced.
Town Council votes to seek sale or lease proposals for former GEMS building. From our own coverage: Schools chief details $1.4 million facilities gap; Charter panel opens hearing on referendum rules.
Seven Newington homes sold last week for up to $562,000, Zillow data show. Also in today's brief (16 items): Newington home sales hit $562,000 top price; Nor'Easters play soccer, football and swim this weekend; Parks and Recreation Board meets tonight; Conservation Commission holds regular meeting.
Newington releases informational materials ahead of the Nov. 3 referendum on the Fire Station 4 project.
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