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Tim Leininger's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, including town politics, community events, business developments, and arts and culture. He often covers entertainment news and government & politics within the local context.
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By: Tim Leininger
GUILFORD — Town officials are looking to relocate the Grass Island Shack away from the western shoreline, which has eroded significantly over the past year, to prevent it from potentially collapsing into Long Island Sound.
By: Tim Leininger
Share GUILFORD — The Board of Selectmen has unanimously approved a nearly $2.6 million bid for the reconstruction of Nut Plains Road.
By: Tim Leininger
GUILFORD — The Board of Selectmen voted Monday to hold another public hearing to discuss extending the temporary moratorium on marijuana outlets in town. The meeting is scheduled for Dec. 18 at 8:30 a.m. at Town Hall. First Selectman Matthew Hoey told the board that there have been ongoing conversations about what will be permissible […]
MADISON — November marks the 25th anniversary of Cafe Allegre, where owner and chef Ilario Suppa continues the family tradition of Italian dining to downtown Madison.
By: Tim Leininger
MADISON – Plans to upgrade the HVAC system at Polson Middle School sparked a short debate about spending limits and the town’s goals for environmental sustainability at Monday night’s Board of Selectmen meeting. The work at Polson Middle School and the new elementary school are part of a larger $89.2 million project approved by referendum […]
By: Tim Leininger
MADISON — The Board of Selectmen has unanimously approved a revised senior tax plan that blends the town's two current programs and offers new perks for residents.
By: Tim Leininger
MADISON — The owner of the former Madison Winter Club property has announced plans to have the building renovated and opened into a new steakhouse by next summer. The owner, Francesco Lulaj, who bought the property 251 Boston Post Road in March, said Monday that renovations have begun as approvals from different town commissions come […]
By: Tim Leininger
Nick Fradiani is no stranger to the stage, having watched his father — also named Nick Fradiani — perform as a musician at local venues as a child. After a string of successes, from a stint on America’s Got Talent to winning season 15 of “American Idol,” the former Guilford and current Branford resident has […]
By: Tim Leininger
MADISON — The long and frigid New England winters can make the nearly four-hour trek across an 18-hole golf course seem like a ludicrous venture. But Jon Galli is moving forward with a local option for golfers wanting to keep their swing sharp through the cold days.
By: Clare Byrne
The Montreal-based theater collective, The 7 Fingers, introduced spellbinding circus acts to New Haven's International Festival of Arts & Ideas June 21-23. With “Duel Reality,” the... Haven’t subscribed yet? Click here to register. CT Examiner is just $20 a year. And if you want to unsubscribe? That’s online and at the click of a button. No phone calls. No runaround. No hassle. At less than a tenth the cost of our statewide competitors, our promise to you is no-nonsense federal, state, and local news that’s nonpartisan, respects your privacy and is ad-free. Subscribe and see why CT Examiner is the fastest growing news source in Connecticut. Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password
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