NEW MILFORD, CT — The New Milford Town Council holds a special meeting and its regular meeting Monday, and the Board of Education's Operations Committee meets Tuesday.
Here are five things to know about life around New Milford this week:
1. Board Of Education Operations Committee Meets
When: Tuesday, Nov. 10, 7:15 p.m.
Where: Media Center, Sarah Noble Intermediate School
What to know: The Board of Education's Operations Committee meets, according to the town meetings calendar.
More information here.
2. Town Council Special And Regular Meetings
When: Monday, Nov. 9; special 6:30 p.m., regular 7 p.m.
Where: E. Paul Martin Room, Town Hall, 10 Main St.
What to know: The Town Council holds a special meeting followed by its regular second-Monday meeting, according to the town meetings calendar.
More information here.
3. Library: Artist Reception, Revolutionary Home Remedies
When: Thursday, Nov. 12; reception 4:30 p.m., talk 6 p.m.
Where: New Milford Public Library, 24 Main St.
What to know: The New Milford Public Library hosts an artist reception in its Art Space and a program on women's revolutionary-era home remedies, according to the library's calendar.
More information here.
4. Opioid Settlement Committee, Bee City Committee Meet
When: Wednesday, Nov. 11; opioid committee 6 p.m. (virtual), Bee City 7 p.m.
Where: Virtual; E. Paul Martin Room, Town Hall
What to know: The Opioid Settlement Committee meets online and the Bee City Committee at Town Hall, according to the town calendar, though town offices are closed Wednesday for Veterans Day.
More information here.
5. Wetlands, Aquifer Protection Meet; Offices Closed Wednesday
When: Thursday, Nov. 12; wetlands 7 p.m., aquifer 7:30 p.m.
Where: Loretta Brickley Conference Room, Town Hall, 10 Main St.
What to know: The Inland Wetlands Commission and Aquifer Protection Agency meet Thursday, according to the town calendar. Town offices are closed Wednesday for Veterans Day.
More information here.
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