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Canton voters will decide this week at the polls a proposed $55.1 million budget that would raise the tax rate by 4.81%.
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Spotted on the Canton calendar: Celebrate Mother's Day Weekend at Ethan Allen!
You won’t want to miss Celebrate Mother's Day Weekend at Ethan Allen! on the Canton Patch calendar
SWEAT fitness series will open at a prominent Canton shopping area with pilates, wellness vendors, and charity fundraising.
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Connecticut's FY2027 budget boosts local aid with the aim of easing taxes and supporting schools.
Coming up on the Canton Patch calendar: Fundraising for Relay for Life Farmington Valley
17 students from CHS represented their school on April 25 at the Connecticut Science Olympiad state finals at the University of Connecticut.
Make time for Fundraising for Relay for Life Farmington Valley on the Canton Patch calendar
Treating moms to lunch, brunch, or dinner is one of the top ways to celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 10.
Motorists are urged to exercise caution throughout town as winter debris is removed from local roadways.
Canton warns of closures and delays this weekend as the Collinsville Classic 10K marks its 10th year.
Canton Public Schools earned the NAMM music education designation for the 16th year, citing strong K–12 community support.
Canton police will host a May 2 coin drop fundraiser on Albany Turnpike to support Special Olympics Connecticut.
Canton police urge residents to secure food, trash, and pets to reduce bear encounters.
The Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton released the snake — found on its property last fall — last Friday.
It will give folks the chance to comment on the FY27 budget, including the BOE increase and 4.81% proposed tax hike.
Dine at American Flatbread in Canton on April 28 from 5–9 PM and a portion of every purchase will support the FOCUS Center for Autism.
Canton this week said it seeks parade participants for the May 25 event in Collinsville.
The iconic Collinsville market has been closed since February, with plans for events and expanded offerings.
A well-known pizza restaurant will host a pizza fundraiser to benefit Roaring Brook Nature Center programs and wildlife care.
Canton seeks volunteers for the Saturday, April 25, Farmington River Trail cleanup, with a rain date set for April 26.
The event for children will take place on Saturday, April 18, at a prominent Canton park's pond.
Canton selectmen recently reviewed the Vision 2050 survey results and are planning the next steps for the proposed $9.9M bonding package.
Local leagues and programs across Canton are offering opportunities for all ages to get out and play this season.
The Canton Fire and EMS Cadet Program welcomed families on April 2 to Station One, highlighting training, goals, and future recruitment.
The growing national chain will open its sixth Connecticut operation in the Farmington Valley section of the state.
The Canton Public Library says its current app will stop this week.
The CPD is looking for 'Adopt-a-Mile' sponsors for its June 'torch run' to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut.
Police will step up distracted driving enforcement in April, urging residents to limit phone use and stay focused.
Canton High School will host the annual Canton Interdistrict Jazz Festival this week.
Friday is Good Friday, with many municipalities recognizing the holiday that is part of Easter weekend.
The Canton PZC unanimously approved the adult day care center recently, setting limits on clients, staffing, and hours.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
Canton police warn of spoofed calls appearing from department number; urge residents not to share info or send money.
The Canton Fire Marshal's Office is trying to determine the cause of the blaze, which had several units reporting to the scene.
The event is part of a national protest movement that will be drawing crowds to oppose Trump' policies, such as a new war, and rising costs.
Volunteers are being asked to discuss careers with students at the event.