Policies, Politics, and a Broken Lift: Farmingtonās April BOE Blowout
Farmingtonās superintendent search report sparks debate, laughter, and a few polite facepalms over policy contradictions and ChatGPT cameos.
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$18 Million in Repairs, Zero Consensus: Inside Farmingtonās Sidewalk Debate
Farmingtonās sidewalk debate lays bare the legal, financial, and political cracks beneath the concrete.
Parking, Pastries, and Property Lines: Farmington TPZ Gets Busy
Farmington TPZ greenlights a cafƩ expansion, approves a major home addition, resolves blasting concerns, and debates a dense housing text change in a packed April 28 meeting.
You Call That a Platform? The River Had Other Ideas
Modeling Floods, Wrangling Debris, and the Great Boulder Strip Compromise āI Gave Up Fishing in Boy Scouts Because I Always…
Two Old Houses, One New Line: Farmington HDC Expands Preservation Map
Farmingtonās Historic District Commission votes to expand the historic district, but not before tackling a conflict of interest and a quiet reminder that old houses come with new rules.
Farmingtonās TPZ Faces Off Over Eli Road Blasting DramaāNeighbors on Edge āļøš£
Farmington’s TPZ meeting turns explosive š„ as residents clash over blasting permits at 71 Eli Rd. Neighbors fear for wells, pools, sanity. Coffee required āļø.
Farmingtonās Latest Crime Wave Involves Exactly One Person ššØ
Farmington rocked by single arrestācrime spree or just a slow weekend? š Thanks to Farmington Storage, where crime doesn’t pay, but your stuff stays safe!
Farmington Cyclists Say “Route 4” a Biking Nightmare, Demand Immediate Action
š§ Cyclists blast Farmington’s Route 4 as unsafeādemand urgent improvements; trails praised, streets panned. š¬
Water, Bugs, and Bureaucracy: A Blow-by-Blow of Farmingtonās March Wastewater Meeting
In Farmington, Even the Wastewater Moves Faster Than the Traffic Farmington, CT ā April 9, 2025The April Water Pollution Control…
Budget, Bureaucracy, and Backup Generators: Farmington Passes $136.7M Budget in Marathon Town Council Meeting
š Farmingtonās April 7 meeting covered budgets, HVAC overhauls, sidewalk stats, police generators, and a town-wide spring trash blitz. Nothing says civic duty like manhole talk.