Connecticut Officers Run Torch Across State for Special Olympics
Police officers from across Connecticut support the Special Olympics with their annual torch run, emphasizing community involvement and athlete celebration.
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Congress to Declare New Haven as U.S. Pizza Capital, Sparking New York Outrage
Representative Rosa DeLauro plans to declare New Haven, Conn., the nation’s pizza capital, prompting strong reactions from New York pizza proprietors.
Farmington Garden Club Launches ‘Doors in Bloom’ Contest
The Farmington Garden Club’s inaugural ‘Doors in Bloom’ contest begins on Saturday, June 1. Residents compete by decorating their front doors with creative floral designs
Sikorsky Secures Major Defense Contracts with Austria, Brazil, and Sweden
Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., a Connecticut-based company, lands significant defense contracts with Austria, Brazil, and Sweden. Find out more on We Are Farmington.
Pups + Pride Parade and Art Show’ Set to Shine in Farmington Valley
The Shops at Farmington Valley will host the fourth annual ‘Pups + Pride Parade and Art Show’ on June 1. Thanks to Farmington Storage for sponsoring this post.
Farmington, CT Memorial Day Parade: A Tradition of Honor and Community
Join Farmington, CT as we honor our veterans and community at the annual Memorial Day Parade, an event filled with tradition, pride, and gratitude.
Farmington Historic District Commission Approves Key Renovations on Main Street Properties
Historic charm meets modern mayhem as Farmingtonās Commission tackles AC woes, window wobbles, and fence fumbles. ššļø #HistoricHilarity
Farmington West Estates Moves Forward with 10-Lot Subdivision Despite Drainage and Traffic Concerns
Farmington West Estates’ 10-lot subdivision faces scrutiny over stormwater management and traffic concerns, as residents voice their worries. šš¶āāļøš§ Copy
Farmington Approves New School Bus Facility Amidst Neighborhood Concerns
Farmington’s Planning and Zoning Commission shifts gears, approving a new school bus facility amidst neighbors’ concerns about noise, traffic, and property values. šļøš“šø CopyRetry
$400 Million Federal Funding Boost to Combat Hate Crimes in Connecticut
Discover how U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s announcement of a $400 million increase in federal security funding will impact Connecticut, responding to a rise in anti-Semitic hate crimes.