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By Leila Hawken
NORTH CANAAN — As an aid in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, the town declared an official state of emergency on Thursday, March 26, and a local civil preparedness emergency as well.
Reporter and student Samuel Foley is bored and can’t wait for sports to return to television. Meanwhile, he has been passing time watching the drama of the NFL free agency season. Photo by Samuel Foley
NORTH CANAAN — These are trying times. The coronavirus has basically put our society on hold — and part of that is that all sporting events have been canceled for the foreseeable future.
NORTH CANAAN — Town Hall remains closed as officials continue to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, but information is posted periodically on the town’s website at www.northcanaan.org.
NORTH CANAAN — The lights are off in the dining area and bar at State Line Pizza Restaurant on Route 7, but the front entry is lit by lights and by the effervescent smiles of the wait staff, who really want you to come in and order some food.
NORTH CANAAN — In response to the auditor’s report calling attention to nearly a million dollars in uncollected property taxes, the tax collector approached the Board of Finance at the finance board’s regular meeting on Thursday, March 12.
An executive order from Gov. Ned Lamont ordered gyms and fitness centers to close by Monday, March 16. The YMCA at Geer Village was crowded that day with young men and women rushing to get in one last workout before it shut down at 5 p.m. Photo by Cynthia Hochswender
NORTH CANAAN — First Selectman Charlie Perotti said on Monday morning, March 16, that all meetings of North Canaan boards and commissions are canceled. Budget presentation meetings are postponed until April 7 at 7 p.m.
All essential people are at work at the Town Hall, but no visitors are allowed.
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