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LAKEVILLE — An accident involving a car and a golf cart resulted in the transportation of a victim by helicopter to Hartford Hospital on Sunday, May 22.
SALISBURY — There is still time to see two interesting and timely exhibits from the Salisbury Association Historical Society at the Academy building on Main Street in Salisbury.
One is a series of photographs of Salisbury’s essential workers, with and without masks, by Leo Nadeau.
SALISBURY — First Selectman Curtis Rand announced Monday morning, May 16, that the long-awaited flashing beacons for crosswalks in Salisbury are being installed.
The solar-powered beacons, similar to those in Lakeville, will be at the two crosswalks on Main Street (Route 44) and where the Rail Trail crosses Salmon Kill Road.
Homemade signs were everywhere Saturday, May 14, in Salisbury at a rally protesting the possible overturning of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
SALISBURY — A robust and vocal crowd of at least 200 people came to the Green in Salisbury Saturday morning, May 14, to decry the apparent demise of the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationally.
Spongy moths, formerly called gypsy moths, defoliated large tracts in Sharon last year and they’re back. Photo by Alexander Wilburn
SALISBURY — Northern towns in Litchfield County are facing a heavy infestation of spongy moth caterpillars this spring along with significant potential defoliation of hardwood trees.
SALISBURY — The Salisbury Board of Selectmen met Monday, May 2, to discuss tax collector refunds, increased town Grove pricing and the resolution for town crew chief Rodney Webb.
Salisbury used an online format that allowed for voting during the annual budget meeting Wednesday, May 4. Screenshot by Patrick L Sullivan
SALISBURY — Voters unanimously approved all the items on the agenda during a virtual town meeting on the 2022-23 budgets on Wednesday, May 4.
Meeting immediately after the town meeting (and on the same Zoom), the Board of Finance unanimously voted to keep the 2022-23 mill rate unchanged at 11 mills.
SALISBURY — A determined group of vendors showed their wares in the lawn in front of The White Hart in Salisbury on Saturday, May 7.
LAKEVILLE — State Rep. Maria Horn (D-64) said Sunday, May 8, that a proposal requiring the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) to develop and implement a hazard tree mitigation policy survived the legislative process, ultimately being included in Senate Bill 238.
SALISBURY — The construction of 10 new affordable housing rental units at the Sarum Village III Project on Cobble Road is one step, and $1.5 million, closer to breaking ground this summer.
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