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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 job classification study shows town salaries deficient

Preston ― About 60% of Preston employees fell below minimum recommended salaries for their positions, a new job classification and compensation study found. Preston and the Town of Brooklyn, who partn...

Preston searches for solar array sites to power town, school

Preston ― Disappointed with the minimal output of decade-old solar panels on Town Hall and the Preston Public Library, town and school officials hope to find a site for a solar array that could cover ...

Preston considers charging residents to use transfer station

Preston ― Beginning this fall, residents may need to buy a $50 sticker to use the transfer station. The fee is one of three major changes being proposed for the transfer station to combat increasing c...

This is an odd, local year, politically speaking

It’s an odd year, literally as well as figuratively, and that means it is a local election year. You might be thinking, “Another election? Didn’t we just have one?” Here in Connecticut, we don’t go a ...

Preston town, schools working together on plan for future needs

Preston ― Town and school officials along with residents will be asked this fall to envision Preston in three, five or 10 years, and note what they like and don’t like in that vision. The town and sch...

With few spending guardrails, ARPA money became a funding fountain for local municipalities

Why did so many local towns and cities use federal pandemic relief money for purchases that ranged from new plow trucks, remodeled skate parks and the completion of luxury apartments? Because they cou...

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 ...

CuriousCT: Here's why so many trees are being cut on the highway

William Greeley of Deep River does not mince words when asked about his request that The Day examine the state’s highway tree-cutting practice as part of our CuriousCT reader engagement feature. “You...