Nancy Dzija Vaughan is a reporter for PRIME PUBLISHERS INC, focusing on local news in Monroe, Connecticut. With a keen interest in community affairs, Nancy covers various topics including town council meetings, board discussions, education budgets, and public hearings, providing readers with accurate and timely information about their local area.
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By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
WATERTOWN — Glenn Chalder of Planimetrics made another presentation to the Planning and Zoning Commission on updates to the zoning regulations at a special meeting last Tuesday, July 16. Plans are still being formulated to create a final draft of the updated regulations and present the draft to the public in the fall.
MONROE — The Planning and Zoning Commission agreed to continue all three Public Hearings on the agenda last Thursday, August 1, while also scheduling a hearing for a new application,
By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
WATERTOWN — During her Board of Education Chairwoman report and her report as chair of the Governance and Community Engagement Committee, Krista Palomba spoke out last Monday about misinformation that has been brewing in town primarily over three issues: nursing services for the parochial schools, the “back and forth” between the board and the Town Council over money needed for health insurance claims, and concern over who paid for signs posted around town for the budget vote.
By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
BETHLEHEM — Meeting on Monday, August 5, the Inland Wetlands Commission allowed one applicant to withdraw, approved one new application, and received a second new application for further review.
WATERTOWN — The Planning and Zoning Commission approved two applications last Wednesday, August 7, after conducting and closing the public hearings on those matters.
By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
SOUTHBURY — The barn at Community House Park and the Grange Hall both have quite a long story of importance to the town, according to a presentation Town Historian John
By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
SOUTHBURY — Three enforcement action show cause hearings were continued during the Inland Wetlands Commission meeting on Tuesday, August 13. All are pending further action by the homeowners who were
WATERTOWN — The Town Council voted Monday evening, August 19, to explore refinancing some of its bonded debt in order to realize savings on interest.
WATERTOWN — School Superintendent Dr. Alison Villanueva told members of the Board of Education Monday, August 26 evening that she is anticipating a good start to the school year this week.
By: Nancy Dzija Vaughan
SOUTHBURY —The Town of Southbury declared a local State of Emergency after the storm and flooding wreaked havoc on town and state roads. Numerous roads were compromised by flood conditions,
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