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  Vaccine supply, new virus strain worrying for Lamont
  
  The Observers - January 23, 2021 0
  
  HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont told business executives on Friday that he worries that emerging, more contagious coronavirus strains could jeopardize the state’s economic...
  
  Coronavirus
  
  Security vestibules installed in Wolcott schools
  
  The Observers - January 22, 2021 0
  
  WOLCOTT – The Board of Education installed vestibules at all five of its schools over the summer at a cost $182,000. The district paid...
  
  Business
  
  Lamont: No broad tax increases; no cuts to social services
  
  The Observers - January 22, 2021 0
  
  HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont ruled out broad-based tax increases and deep cuts to social spending to balance the next state budget in remarks Friday...
  
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  State leaders fail to stand up for small businesses
  
  The Observers - January 22, 2021 0
  
  Patty Dauten’s Dec. 23 op-ed column, “From dream to nightmare,” says it all. My friends and I have patronized her diner, Patty’s Restaurant, and...
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  Stay home and explore: Local museums are offering online tours
  
  Taylor Murchison-Gallagher - April 2, 2020 0
  
  If you ever wanted to experience a multitude of museums with minimal effort on your part, now is your chance. All over the world...
  
  Library
  
  Library board recommends new building in Southington
  
  - March 31, 2020 0
  
  After months of planning, the library board has settled on a recommendation for the library renovation project. Recently, the board recommended that town officials...
  
  Community news
  
  Mangia Faccia club donates toys for tots
  
  The Observers - March 30, 2020 0
  
  The Raya Clinic along with the Mangia Faccia club are celebrating their 12th consecutive year—and a record year—of collecting toys for tots. From left,...
  
  Community news
  
  Transfer station to re-open, bulk pickup begins later in the month
  
  Taylor Murchison-Gallagher - March 30, 2020 0
  
  Dominick Moschini, superintendent of roadways, announced that the transfer station on Granger Lane will open for the season this Saturday, April 4. The transfer...
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Observer to close due to virus

Waterbury Republican-American - March 31, 2020

Local News

FEMA approves major disaster relief for Connecticut

Jamila Young - March 29, 2020

Local News

Plainville officials make accommodations during virus outbreak

Taylor Murchison-Gallagher - March 26, 2020

Business

Plainville Budget: Council discusses mill rate options, new budget schedule

Taylor Murchison-Gallagher - March 26, 2020

Coronavirus Updates

Larry King, broadcasting giant for half-century, dies at 87

January 23, 2021

Embiid dominates again in 76ers’ win over Celtics

January 23, 2021

Patricia returning to assist Patriots coaching staff

January 23, 2021

Vaccine supply, new virus strain worrying for Lamont

January 23, 2021

Vaccination clinic opening in Naugatuck

January 22, 2021

‘Herd’ numbers uncertain, but COVID vaccine a sure bet

January 22, 2021

Security vestibules installed in Wolcott schools

January 22, 2021

Nearly $1B Mega Millions prize due to long odds, slow sales

January 22, 2021

Another Hall of Famer dies: Former home run king Aaron, 86

January 22, 2021

Lamont: No broad tax increases; no cuts to social services

January 22, 2021

Local News

Plainville police blotter for the April 3 edition

The Observers - April 1, 2020 0

The Plainville Police Department announced the following arrests and citations from Wednesday, March 25 to Monday, March 30: Julian R. Parham-Wiggins, 21, of...