Everything you need to know about absentee ballots and Election Day voting in West Hartford for the election Nov. 8.
The 172-unit complex would be built at the former site of The Children's Museum in West Hartford.
State Rep. Kate Farrar, D-West Hartford, shares with Patch why she should be re-elected to represent parts of West Hartford and Newington.
Newington Republican Anastasia Yopp shares with Patch why she should be elected to the House to represent West Hartford and Newington.
Writer: Anastasia will fight for parental rights and school curriculum transparency.
Developers are seeking a zone change within West Hartford's residential zoning regulations in a 'special development district.'
Anyone voting by absentee ballot must follow the law.
The cash is from federal American Rescue Plan Act dollars to aid towns in the pandemic.
The office will have limited hours on Friday.
The Wampanoag Country Club is planning a multi-year overhaul of its 163-acre facility.
The town council's vote allows the town manager to seek brownfield remediation funding to support the development.
West Hartford Mayor Shari Cantor, Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz and other officials made the announcement Tuesday.
The closure is so town hall employees can undertake a training exercise.
Easements have been approved by town council to allow for the Fern Street Bridge replacement to commence next year.
The town's zoning board has approved expansion of Fairview Cemetery.
The high school tennis court project is $495,000 more than expected, with the town council looking to spend that much extra to get it done.
West Hartford's PZC has approved a temporary location, while town mulls plans for massive apartment building at current museum site.
The University of Hartford in West Hartford will host the secretary of the state's debate in September.
The ophthalmologist was recently fined by the state Medical Examining Board.
The town attorney has ruled a June PZC vote to rename Sycamore Lane as Peleg Nott Lane after a heroic, former slave was invalid.
Taxes must be paid or postmarked by Monday, Aug. 1, to avoid any late penalties.
Recently approved grants will fund town sidewalk/street resurfacing, renovations for elderly/disabled housing and more Covid test kits.
The deal between the town and the parents of a deaf child tased by police will be paid for mostly through the town's insurance carrier.
The West Hartford Town Council voted unanimously to settle with the parents of a deaf child tased in 2013 by local police.
The council unanimously said 'yes' to formally look into buying nearly 2 acres of property to improve public works, emergency services.
The town is also looking at the sites on Oakwood Avenue and Brixton Street to relocate firefighter training operations and animal control.
West Hartford Human Rights Commission has formalized how it issues statements following concerns on post-Supreme Court ruling post in June.
Town's wetlands board says 'yes' to plans to build state-of-the-art 'material solutions center' on Brixton Street.
Citing multiple questions, the West Hartford Plan and Zoning Commission this week did not decide on town plans to expand Fairview Cemetery.
The town will launch a program next week for businesses and nonprofits to apply for a $10,000 share of $2 million.
The PZC voted earlier in June to change Sycamore Lane to Peleg Nott Lane. Nott was a Revolutionary War-era freed slave who helped the cause.
Town announced Wednesday its building inspection office will close early on Tuesdays and Thursday to deal with excess permit applications.
West Hartford Town Council unanimously votes to remove the 'acting' from longtime municipal official's title.
Town's plan and zoning commission July 6 to conduct hearing on proposal to expand Fairview Cemetery by 360 more sites.
Democrat Exceeds $90,000 in Total Funds Raised, Will File Papers to Receive $400,000 Clean Election Grant from State
Following unanimous vote, businesses that donate to 12 organizations in West Hartford can, now, receive state tax breaks.
Tax bills to go out on the first day of Summer in West Hartford.
WH Town Council votes 10-0 to create neighborhood zone to center around two bus stations and a proposed train station.
The town council voted this week to regulate where in town cannabis establishments can open, We-Ha.com reported.
A Connecticut native, she will lead the office that enforces federal criminal laws and represents the federal government in civil cases.