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The misdemeanor cases against Glastonbury Board of Education member M. Ray McFall and resident Mark Finocchiaro, who got in a dust-up during a December 2021 board hearing on the emotional issue of whe...
Glastonbury Town Council welcomes new Town Manager Jonathan Luiz at his first meeting
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Glastonbury residents will have one more opportunity to voiced their objections or support for a proposal for the town to buy a 10.86-acre property at the end of Nye Road for partial redevelopment with an affordable housing complex.
The town of Glastonbury is considering buying a 10.86-acre property at the end of a cul de sac off House Street for $3.4 million in order to build an affordable housing complex. The Town Council voted unanimously earlier this month to hold a public information hearing on the proposed purchase at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25. The property at issue is at the end of Nye Road, a short distance north of Salmon Brook and the multi-use trail the town has built along it. There are two office buildings on the property — street Nos. 50 and 55.
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Glastonbury discusses possible panhandling ordinance