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The town of Wethersfield voted to limit what flags can be flown on town property including banning the Pride flag after a lengthy public discussion and town council debate.
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Wethersfield Fire Department replaces breathing apparatus
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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.
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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.
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The fate of an ambitious, multi-year, $279 million project to improve four of the town’s schools will be decided by Wethersfield voters in November.