Farmington voters approve plan for new high school in second referendum
Farmington voters turned out in big numbers for Thursday's referendum on building a $135.6 million high school.
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Farmington voters turned out in big numbers for Thursday's referendum on building a $135.6 million high school.
In landslide, Farmington voters approve plan for new high school at second referendum Don Stacom, Hartford Courant © Don Stacom Supporters of Thursday's referendum proposal in Farmington greet voters arriving at the library's polling place. Reversing their decision from four years ago, voters in Farmington on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a $135.6 million replacement for the town’s high school. The project passed by more than a 2-1 ratio. That was a complete reversal from 2017, when voters shot down a $136 million proposal in a landslide defeat. “This is a transforma...