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Black and white stipple-style illustration capturing the lively spirit of a community meeting on biking initiatives in Farmington, CT, featuring abstract figures in discussion, a bicycle, and a trail sign in a park setting.

Farmington’s Pump Track Proposal & Greenway Speed Limits Stir Up Excitement – Oct 9 Meeting Highlights

Jack Beckett4 months ago07 mins

A thrilling Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting discusses a pump track proposal at Tunxis Mead, speed limits on the Greenway, and more. Thanks, Farmington Storage!

A black and white stipple-style illustration in the style of the Wall Street Journal, showing a public town meeting about a park restoration. A panel of commissioners sits at a table with papers, while an engineer points to a map on an easel. The background suggests a community setting.

Wetland Showdown: Farmington’s Batterson Park Rehab Sparks Debate

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago011 mins

October 16’s meeting on Batterson Park’s renovations got a little muddy as officials hashed out wetland concerns. Thank you, Farmington Storage!

A black-and-white stipple-style illustration of the Highland Park Market storefront in Farmington, CT. The building features a pitched roof and a large sign reading "Highland Park Market." The parking lot has several cars and a row of neatly arranged shopping carts near the entrance.

Mom Preps Meals, Avoids Breakdown: Survives With Only Highland Park Market Flyer and One Pan

Jack Beckett4 months ago010 mins

Meal prep is tough—especially with a gluten-free, vegan kid in tow! See how a local mom aced it with Highland Park Market. #ShopLocal (Thanks, Farmington Storage, for saving her leftovers!) 😄

Town Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting on Blasting Permit

Explosive Decisions: Blasting, New Signs, and Farmington’s Evolving Landscape

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago08 mins

Blasting through Colt Highway and approving signs for 170 Scott Swamp Rd, Farmington’s Planning & Zoning keeps the thrills coming. Watch the October 7th chaos unfold at 1 Monteith Dr!

Black and white stipple-style illustration showing a group of people in a park discussing plans for a new pump track and trail system. Cyclists ride over small jumps on the pump track, while a skate park and trees can be seen in the distance. A table with architectural plans is in the foreground.

Bike Tracks and Pump Tracks: Farmington Plots a New Path for Cycling Fun!

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago06 mins

Explore the October 9, 2024, Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting, where new ideas like pump tracks, trail improvements, and a part-time bike coordinator were discussed. Thanks to Farmington Storage for their support!

Black and white stipple-style illustration of a Water Pollution Control Authority meeting on October 9, 2024, with figures discussing sewer systems, a grinder (Muffin Monster), and architectural plans. A pump station and water flow gauge are visible in the background.

Muffin Monsters, Block Walls, and Sewer Mysteries: Inside the Water Pollution Control Authority Meeting

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago011 mins

Water Pollution Control Authority Meeting of October 9, 2024—featuring flows, block walls, and the mysterious Muffin Monster grinder. Thanks to Farmington Storage for keeping things in check! 🏗️

Black and white stipple illustration of a town council meeting where a central figure receives a hat as an award for long service. The scene captures the casual, community atmosphere with a podium and chairs in the background.

Farmington’s October 8th Meeting Recap: Gary’s 50 Years of Firefighting, Trash Overhauls, and a Winning Hat!

Jack Beckett4 months ago09 mins

Farmington honors 50 years of firefighting service with a new hat! Town tackles waste bylaws & bike routes. Special thanks to Farmington Storage—for keeping things cool at 155 Scott Swamp Road (and not in Gary’s hat)! 🎉

Stipple-style black and white illustration depicting a historic district commission meeting on October 10, 2024, with a detailed discussion of a two-story house addition. Architectural plans are spread across a table, with figures discussing roof vents and brownstone materials.

Brownstones, Roof Vents, and Peter Pan? Unionville’s Historic District Meeting Unveils More Than Just Plans

Jack Beckett4 months ago012 mins

Inside Unionville’s October Historic District meeting: windows, brownstone veneers, and Peter Pan parties—yes, really! 🎃 And special thanks to Farmington Storage for all your local storage needs! 🏗️

Black and white stipple illustration of a disrepaired fishing pier on a calm river, with trees in the background, evoking environmental restoration and community engagement.

Farmington Land Trust Hooks Big Catch: Funding for Accessible Pier

Jack Beckett5 months ago08 mins

Farmington Land Trust lands $20K to plan accessible fishing pier. Farmingtoners rejoice—fish, access, and riverbank restoration ahead. Thanks to Farmington Storage, keeping it cool with museum air 💨.

The Great American Brain Drain

Jack Beckett5 months ago5 months ago010 mins

Read a Damn Book, America—Before It’s Too Late By Jack Beckett Farmington Mercury Alright, America. Let’s talk. In a country that’s managed to invent fast food delivery, binge-watch entire seasons in a weekend, and somehow “reinvent” the wheel with electric scooters, we can’t seem to manage one essential thing: reading for 17 minutes daily. Seventeen!…