Cheshire's Burger for a Cause is ending after 15 years. Here's why.
Burgers for a Cause has been a staple fundraiser in Meriden, Wallingford and Cheshire for the past 15 years. Here's why it's ending.
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Burgers for a Cause has been a staple fundraiser in Meriden, Wallingford and Cheshire for the past 15 years. Here's why it's ending.
Senior Center Programs- Cheshire Senior Center, 240 Maple Ave., CheshireThere is still time to Renew Your Membership - Cheshire Residents are $5 each and Out of Town Members are $10 each. Cash or Checks payable to: Town of Cheshire Senior CenterThank you to all of you that...
Council updated on progress of school projects, Bartlem South- Those who have been following the Next Generation School Building Committee’s meetings may have likely noticed them growing longer as architects have been busy gathering community input for schematic designs — the first draft of the eventual plans —...
Veterans object to removal of POW/MIA flags- Last month, the Cheshire Town Council adopted a new policy that excludes most non-governmental flags from being displayed on Town property.The policy was designed, per Council Member David Veleber, to avoid both political controversy and possible...
BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN PROSPECT — The Hotchkiss Field playground may get an upgrade to improve handicapped accessibility. The Town Council is talking about replacing the center island portion of the roughly 25-year old playground at 59 Waterbury Road. Officials have receiv