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Preston residents approve 10% raise for first selectperson position

Preston ― Residents Thursday overwhelmingly agreed to raise the first selectperson’s salary by 10% or $8,706. The increase will take effect immediately for First Selectwoman Sandra Allyn-Gauthier. The...

Preston voters to decide on town official salary increases

Preston ― Residents will be asked to vote on proposed salary increases for the first selectwoman and town clerk/tax collector, along with several spending items and whether to discontinue a portion of...

Preston school board race crowded while selectmen walk into new term

Preston ― The municipal election might look uneventful this year, with the entire Board of Selectmen running unopposed, but as one of the few towns without a governing charter, races for town boards a...

Preston Democrats endorse candidates; Board of Selectmen to run unopposed

Preston voters to be asked to boost first selectman pay by 10%

Preston ― A proposal to boost the salary of the first selectman position cleared its first hurdle last week as the Board of Finance agreed to seek town meeting approval to increase the current salary ...

Preston Republicans endorse Democratic incumbent for first selectwoman

Preston ― The incumbent Board of Selectmen could be running unopposed in November for the second straight time. Preston Republicans Tuesday failed to nominate a first selectman candidate during a part...

The Day - Preston considers creating new school, town building committee - News from southeastern Connecticut

A previous permanent building and facilities committee formed to evaluate school and town buildings went defunct five years ago.

The Day - Preston school board race is the only contest on Nov. 2 ballot - News from southeastern Connecticut

All three incumbent selectmen are unopposed on the Nov. 2 election ballot.

The Day - New Lu-Mac's Package Store, Jimmy's Ice Cream Shop building approved in Preston

The Day - Preston family proposes new plaza with traditional farm look - News from southeastern Connecticut