Clinton conservation panel ratifies Main Street order, OKs Berlin Street repair
Clinton conservation panel ratifies Main Street enforcement order, OKs Berlin Street catch basin fix.
Clinton conservation panel ratifies Main Street enforcement order, OKs Berlin Street catch basin fix.
Clinton Retirement Board shifted $2.5 million into the state's PRIT Core Fund as PRIM reported record returns.
Clinton School Committee reviewed a two-way traffic plan for Ash Street as the Church Street culvert project runs behind schedule.
Clinton High School's junior varsity and varsity fall sports teams begin practice Monday, Aug. 24, with Clinton Middle School teams following Sept. 8, according to Clinton Public Schools. A parent/guardian and student-athlete meeting for JV and varsity fall sports is scheduled for Tuesd…
Clinton recorded 13 property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only four had a sale price recorded, ranging from $310,000 to $501,000 with a median of $416,900. The period's top recorded sale was 355 Main St. at $501,000, sold by Marta O. Alvarado Estrada and Ever Perez Villagran to
Clinton Parks and Recreation has tacked a new date onto its Summer Concert Series, with Mike Mazola set to play Central Park on Tuesday, September 1, alongside the department's regular Tuesday night concerts. Meanwhile, Clinton Public Schools has locked in the start of the fall athletic…
Clinton's obituary column this week carries one notice: Pappas, Andrew M., 34, of Clinton, who died August 10, 2026. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Philbin Comeau Funeral Home of Clinton. Notice compiled from Echovita; Legacy.com and Tribute Archive listings returned no addit…
Clinton recorded 11 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, but only four had a sale price recorded, ranging from $25,000 to $399,900 with a median of $272,450. The month's top sale was 18 Eagle Nest, Unit 444, which sold for $399,900 to buyer Douglas McKay. Four of the 11 recorded
The Clinton Cultural Council previewed its fiscal 2027 grant cycle timeline and discussed a new community survey at its August 13 meeting.
Clinton School Committee adopted a bell-to-bell cell phone ban, waiving a second reading to approve policy JICJA.