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The polls are now open in Middletown. Here’s everything you need to know about the candidates and where to vote.
Middletown residents head to the polls on Nov. 3 to vote for president, congress and several local, state races.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Middletown for the election Nov. 3.
Tony Gennaro shares with Patch why he should be elected to the state House of Representatives to represent Middletown.
Russell Library in Middletown will receive more than $75,000 in state coronavirus relief funds, according to officials.
Quentin ‘Q’ Phipps shares with Patch why he should be re-elected to the state House of Representatives to represent Middletown.
The legislation seeks to change how Connecticut's utilities are run.
"This is good news for families across Connecticut with Anthem insurance coverage,” said Sen. Lesser.
The Town Clerk's office will have reduced hours to give staff time to process absentee ballots, officials announced.
Residents will vote on a $55 million infrastructure and economic development package with a ballot question in the November election.
Interested candidates must submit a completed online application no later than September 29.
The commission’s goal in reviewing the charter is to increase efficiency in government services for Middletown citizens.
The new LED streetlights are projected to save taxpayers around $200,000 per year, according to Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim.
A decision was made on health insurance rate filings for the 2021 coverage year that will supposedly save Connecticut consumers $96 million.
Tuesday September 15th at 6:30pm
The senator wants to put an end to companies illegally erecting hurdles for patients to access affordable prescription drugs.
Lesser says the increases hit Connecticut "at the worst possible time, during a summer heat wave and a global pandemic."
The city of Middletown is now accepting nominations for a new city task force focused on anti-racism.
Tuesday is Primary Day in Connecticut, as voters are the last in the nation to cast their ballot for the 2020 Presidential Primary.
Six Connecticut residents have been elected to the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau for its 2020-2021 year.
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Lesser led passage of two health care reform bills that were discussed at length on the floor of the State Senate during Tuesday’s session.
Was Monday July 6th
Middletown Police Chief William McKenna is retiring after more than 25 years with the force, including the last eight years as chief.
Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim updates residents on the reopening of playgrounds and basketball courts and sports leagues returning to play.
The Middletown Common Council approved a budget that decreases the tax rate and reallocates funding from the police department.
Lifelong resident Brandon Chafee has received a unanimous endorsement to be the Democratic candidate for state rep. in the 33rd District.
The “Thin Blue Line” flags at Middletown Police headquarters have been taken down after an online petition garnered nearly 1,300 signatures.
Officials announced that three courthouses are expected to partially resume operations in June after closing due to the coronavirus pandemic
Senator Matt Lesser (D-Middletown) was unanimously endorsed in a convention last week to run for a second term in the State Senate.
Common Council Approved On May 18th
Self-Response Rates in CT Cities & Towns Range from 78% to 35%; 18 Towns Exceeding 75% Self-Response; Some Major Cities Below 50%
Officials say the funds will go toward revitalizing the city’s riverfront.
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Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim releases what he says is the city’s first “true zero-increase budget in a generation” for 2020-21.
The Sanitation District will be operating with limited crews on Friday, April 10th.
If members of the public wish to comment during the public hearing, we strongly suggest using Options 1, 2, or 3.
Officials say the courthouse is closing in an effort to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.