Middletown Pride to kick off June 1 with rainbow crosswalk dedication
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A LGBTQIA crosswalk is located in front of Main Street Market, 386 Main St., Middletown, as a celebration of Middletown Pride.Contributed photo / City of Middletown
MIDDLETOWN The city’s third Pride festival, in commemoration of Pride Month, will kick off with a crosswalk dedication on Main Street and flag-raising ceremony at City Hall June 1.
The crosswalk on Main Street (in the central block between Washington and Court streets at 386 Main St.) has been painted in honor of Pride Month and the return of Middletown Pride, according to a press release. The crosswalk stretches across the entirety of Main Street, and it incorporates the design of the Quasar Progress Pride Flag.
Middlesex chamber plans virtual cruise in June
May 12, 2021
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Middletown’s 22nd Annual Cruise Night On Main, powered by NAPA, will be held June 12, 2019. The 24th Annual Cruise Night on Main Street, powered by NAPA, is again a virtual event and will be held June 13.De Kine Photo LLC /Show MoreShow Less
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Middletown’s 22nd Annual Cruise Night On Main, powered by NAPA, was held June 12, 2019. The 24th Annual Cruise Night on Main Street, powered by NAPA, is again a virtual event and will be held June 13.De Kine Photo LLC /Show MoreShow Less
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Middletown’s 22nd Annual Cruise Night On Main, powered by NAPA, was held June 12, 2019. The 24th Annual Cruise Night on Main Street, powered by NAPA, is again a virtual event and will be held June 13.De Kine Photo LLC /Show MoreShow Less
Chamber On the Move: Virtual cruise night, Pride festivities ahead for June
Larry McHugh
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Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce President Larry McHughHearst Connecticut Media file photoShow MoreShow Less
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Orthopedic Associates of Middletown celebrated a grand opening April 19. From left are Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce President Larry McHugh, President of Kempenaar Real Estate Inc. Rocky Kempenaar II, Central Business Bureau Chairwoman Pamela Steele, Alfred K. Hicks, D.O., Vice President of Operations Roy Sasenaraine, Mayor Ben Florsheim, and Chamber Chairman Tom Byrne.Contributed photo / Middlesex County Chamber of CommerceShow MoreShow Less
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MIDDLETOWN May is moving right along in Middlesex County, and the chamber continues to be on the move.
Middletown is considering changes to city hall departments. What will it mean for residents?
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The front entrance to Middletown City Hall, at 245 deKoven DriveCassandra Day / Hearst Connecticut Media
The goal is two-fold, Mayor Ben Florsheim said.
“It’s going to make city operations more efficient, but it’s also going to make city operations more tailored to the needs of the community,” he said.
The plan calls for eliminating the POCD and parking offices, and creating a Department of Land Use and separate Department of Economic and Community Development.
The Parking Department will be incorporated into the new DECD.