Bear Sighting Wed May 18th
There was a bear sighting in the area of 120 Stage Harbor Road at approximately 2:30 p.m.
Monday 8:00 - 4:30
Tuesday 8:00 - 7:00
Wednesday 8:00 - 4:30
Thursday 8:00 - 4:30
Friday 8:00 - Noon
There was a bear sighting in the area of 120 Stage Harbor Road at approximately 2:30 p.m.
AHM is sponsoring a Mental Health Awareness Walk on June 3rd, click here for more information.
During the month of May, Public Works will again be applying herbicide to guardrail areas throughout the Town for vegetation control. Since these areas are difficult to mow using conventional methods, herbicide application will reduce roadside mowing man hours. The product used for this purpose is water soluble, environmentally safe for wetlands and is considered non toxic to fish, dogs and other domestic animals. Product application field representatives are overseen by certified and licensed specialists. Should you prefer this not be applied to your area or have concerns, please call Public Works Department at 860-295-6229.
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Constable Jay Kehoe has a message for Marlborough resisdents regarding Door to Door Soliciting, click here for more....
CRCOG has developed a program to provide FREE technical assistance to small businesses looking to transition to or improve their digital presence.
Using EDA CARES Grant funds provided by a sub-grant from DECD, CRCOG has contracted with HostingCT, LLC in Windsor, CT to provide digital technical assistance at no cost to eligible businesses in the Capitol Region.
Applications are available now.....https://crcog.hostingct.com/
Eligibility: businesses must be located in the Capitol Region, be a Small or Minority Owned business (SBE, MBE, WBE, VBE, DBE), may be a sole proprietorship, and currently has no or limited internet presence, social media, and/or e-commerce.
Sincerely,
Maureen Goulet
Principal Program Manager
Capitol Region Council of Governments
860-724-4211
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For safety and for electric service reliability, choose one of these beautiful
low-growing trees when planting near overhead utility lines. Click here for a guide from Eversource.