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Published February 03. 2021 8:13PM | Updated February 03. 2021 9:53PM By Amanda Hutchinson Ledyard — Superintendent Jay Hartling presented a $33,671,969 school budget for the 2021-22 academic year at the Board of Education's public hearing Wednesday, a 1.45% increase from the current budget. The budget, which originally was presented to the board in January, will be further reviewed at the Feb. 17 finance committee and general board meeting before being sent to the mayor and Town Council. There were no public comments at the meeting, though any comments would have been taken into conside...

Stonington — A group of residents and Old Mystic Fire Department Chief Ken Richards are pressing town officials to replace the deteriorated Lantern Hill Road bridge instead of spending $68,750 for a temporary fix that would keep the bridge open for the next five to 10 years but prohibit large vehicles such as firetrucks from crossing it. If nothing is done, the 71-year-old bridge over Whitford Brook would have to be closed to all traffic. A recent study rated it as being in the worst condition of the town's 22 bridges.   Betsy Graham, the secretary of the Lantern Hill Valley As...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Registration for the next phase of New Hampshire's coronavirus vaccination plan got off to a quick start Friday, with more than 70,000 people signing up in

New London — Members of the activist organization Hearing Youth Voices, the group that helped organize the local Black Lives Matter movement, has formed a coalition to renew its call for a shift in city budget priorities away from “traditional forms of policing.” The New London People’s Budget Coalition has asked the City Council to seriously consider things like the health inequalities and wealth gaps that exist in the city and is calling for more substantial investments in areas including social services. The message is made clear in a video released by the coalition, which along ...

Sursa foto: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea Prime Minister Florin Citu had a round of consultations on Monday with representatives of the National Union of County Councils of Romania (UNCJR), context in which he highlighted the necessity of some principles based on the construction of local budgets, for "transparency and predictability", which will include "clear destinations of funds and pragmatically established cost standards", according to AGERPRES. According to the Government's Facebook post, the discussions were carried out in the perspective of the Government adopting a draft budget for 20...