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  Let’s hear it for the custodians who tend to our schools
  
  The Observers - February 23, 2021 0
  
  During these times, fraught with worry and anxiety, and in which so many have been recognized for their extraordinary efforts in confronting a deadly...
  
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  Waterbury public schools to add full in-person learning option
  
  The Observers - February 22, 2021 0
  
  WATERBURY — Waterbury families will soon have an option to send their children to public schools for a full day of in-person lessons. City...
  
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  Bethlehem parent wants a seat on the Region 14 board
  
  The Observers - February 21, 2021 0
  
  BETHLEHEM – Parent Melissa Wesaw has announced her candidacy to fill one of two Region 14 Board of Education seats vacated after the unexpected...
  
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  Waterbury martial arts center battles pandemic, snowstorms to survive
  
  The Observers - February 21, 2021 0
  
  WATERBURY – Teaching martial arts classes amid a pandemic is tough enough. Add frequent snowstorms to the mix and the result is a lot...
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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...
  
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  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...
  
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  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,...
  
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  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

Health districts to limit vaccination clinics to general public, focus on...

February 24, 2021

FDA says J&J one-dose shot prevents COVID; final decision soon

February 24, 2021

School voucher push taps frustration over distance learning

February 24, 2021

Lamont remains firm on age-based vaccine policy despite backlash

February 23, 2021

A tale of two governors

February 23, 2021

Let’s hear it for the custodians who tend to our schools

February 23, 2021

Column on teachers’ response to COVID-19 mostly inaccurate

February 23, 2021

State changes strategy, moves to age-based vaccination plan

February 23, 2021

Voting change debated; fraud a concern with early voting...

February 23, 2021

It shouldn’t be so difficult to set up second COVID-19 shot

February 23, 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...