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Wethersfield council leans toward banning all but government flags on town property but puts off decision - Vimarsana News

Wethersfield council leans toward banning all but government flags on town property but puts off decision

Several members of the Wethersfield town council voiced their support for banning all but four flags including the U.S., Connecticut, town, and POW/MIA flag from being flown on town property. Whether to include schools and the Pride flag was debated.

Wethersfield to use $175,000 for raised sidewalk near Keeney Center - Vimarsana News

Wethersfield to use $175,000 for raised sidewalk near Keeney Center

Wethersfield plans to spend $175,000 to construct a raised crosswalk on Main Street near the Keeney Memorial Center as part of the Old Wethersfield Safety Improvements Project.

Wethersfield considering policy dictating whether to fly pride, religious or political flags - Vimarsana News

Wethersfield considering policy dictating whether to fly pride, religious or political flags

The town of Wethersfield is considering whether pride flags, religious, political or other types of flags should be flown on town-owned property as it looks to establish a police.

Citing vandalism and illegal dumping, no more cars can access Great Meadows conservation area in Wethersfield - Vimarsana News

Citing vandalism and illegal dumping, no more cars can access Great Meadows conservation area in Wethersfield

The town of Wethersfield has decided to restrict motor vehicle access to the Great Meadows conservation area after complaints about dumping and vandalism.

A pair of young Polish immigrants married in Connecticut more than 100 years ago. Could the remnants of their farm be historic? - Vimarsana News

A pair of young Polish immigrants married in Connecticut more than 100 years ago. Could the remnants of their farm be historic?

When Andrew and Frances Kycia left Poland at 19 and 15 years old, the country was in political turmoil. Their homeland would not regain independence for more than a dozen years and many Poles were emigrating to the United States seeking better opportunities.