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Stonington finance board candidate loses seat despite winning by 352 votes - Vimarsana News

Stonington finance board candidate loses seat despite winning by 352 votes

Stonington ― A candidate who won election to the Board of Finance despite being criticized for their social media posts in 2020 about police will not be seated after a review of state law and the town...

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Project will replace lead pipes in Pawcatuck - Vimarsana News

Project will replace lead pipes in Pawcatuck

Stonington ― The Westerly Water Department will replace lead pipes and a century-old water main on River Road in Pawcatuck after the town agreed to contribute $84,000 toward the project. Westerly Wate...

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Gaiewski appointed to Groton Town Council - Vimarsana News

Gaiewski appointed to Groton Town Council

Groton ― The Town Council on Tuesday unanimously appointed Dan Gaiewski to fill a vacancy it had. Gaiewski will serve the rest of Democrat Melinda Cassiere’s term on the council, after she resigned la...

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Stonington Board of Finance narrowly approves proposed 2023-24 budget - Vimarsana News

Stonington Board of Finance narrowly approves proposed 2023-24 budget

Stonington ― The Board of Finance voted 4-3 Tuesday to make no changes to the proposed 2023-24 budget that calls for a 4.4% spending increase after a public hearing at the high school. Members Bob Sta...

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Stonington finance board approves 4.5% budget increase - Vimarsana News

Stonington finance board approves 4.5% budget increase

Stonington ― The Board of Finance on Wednesday voted 6-0 to approve a proposed 2023-24 budget that calls for a 4.5% spending increase. A public hearing is scheduled for March 28, at 7 p.m. at the high...

Source: theday.com