The aid is from Connecticut’s recently created Federal Cuts Response Fund.
Sue Nash, a former Ellington principal, was selected after a search led with help from Cooperative Educational Services.
State police said they are investigating a burglary spree in Tolland County.
A single-family home on School House Road is on the market in Ellington.
The Disabled American Veterans says national service officers will offer free claims and appeals support in Somers later this month.
Eversource officials Wednesday distributed town-by-town snapshots of the utility's performance in Connecticut.
Thieves are taking rims off cars, authorities said.
A driver confused his gears, then was arrested for DUI, state police said.
State law provides a reimbursement program for Connecticut renters who are elderly or totally disabled and meet the income requirements.
The increased support is designed to "close critical funding gaps in school budgets and town finances," according to the governor.
Serious injuries were reported from the scene of a crash in Ellington Monday afternoon.
The Connecticut Nickel per Nip program has topped the $22 million mark in terms of payouts to cities and towns over its four-year lifespan.
State police released details of a strange accident in Ellington.
car slammed into a utility pole in Somers, state police said.
Residents can bring unused or expired medications to the Somers Fire Department on Saturday.
An official opening date is now posted for Roasted Beanery’s new Somers location.
Ellington emergency responders are mourning a man they said gave a lifetime of service to the town.
Officials said the discussion follows recent enforcement activity and concerns about fires, trespassing and injuries.
Firefighters said the horse was able to free itself with assistance after falling into the mud below.
A part-time transition plan for the finance office was also discussed as the town looks at possible shared services.
Town officials said the activity has damaged land, raised safety concerns and led to stepped-up enforcement.
Emergency crews remained at the scene to help safely remove the vehicle from the apartment, officials said.
State police said loose tires struck several mailboxes and a fence before coming to rest in a wooded area.
Republicans from Somers, Enfield and Windsor Locks are helping host the public event later this month in Somers.
Town officials said a new employee joined the town as its new human resources director.
Town officials said police are aware of the planned event and warned that the property is private and enforcement is expected.
According to state police, a farm employee using a remote control activated the tanker arm, which swung out and hit a utility pole.
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The Saturday drive in Somers will collect unexpired food and personal care items for Champ’s Place.
The closures affect travel near the Somers-Ellington line, where officials urged motorists to stay clear.
Organizers are seeking history-inspired demonstrations, artisan skills, vintage exhibits and children’s activities for the event.
Town officials said the job includes meal planning, kitchen oversight, inventory management and food safety duties.
The Wall of Honor in Arbor Park highlights residents who made a lasting impact on Ellington.
The Somers Volunteer Fire Department Association is seeking sponsors for its 40th annual William T. Bouchelle Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament.
Guests and prospective members are invited to the Thursday afternoon meeting at Somers Congregational Church.
Police said the rider was thrown from the dirt bike after the collision at Sadds Mill Road and Jobs Hill Road.
The program is open to qualifying seniors and some disabled renters who paid rent in 2025.