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Farmington, CT|Local News
The Farmington Mercury

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Coverage (10 articles)

East Farms Pond Deck Gets Wetlands Approval for Repairs

Jack Beckett·

Farmington's Inland Wetlands Commission approved repairs to the observation deck at the East Farms School pond, plus a ramp on the path to it, and a second driveway on Garden Street. Proposed changes to the town's wetlands rules still had not gone to the state.

Three Farmington Schools Composted About Four Tons of Food

Jack Beckett·

Three Farmington schools sent about 8,100 pounds of cafeteria food to compost between April and June, and the district wants to add its other elementary schools, probably in 2027-28. A committee member also told the town that black plastic can be recycled. The state's list says it can't.

Farmington High Gets a Permanent Principal, Ryan Broderick

Jack Beckett·

Ryan Broderick, an assistant principal at Bristol Central High School, takes over Farmington High on Nov. 2, ending a fall under an interim who came out of retirement. He did his superintendent internship in Farmington's own district.

Farmington Weighs Annex Plan and $14.3M School HVAC Bond

Jack Beckett·

At a lengthy Feb. 24 hearing, Farmington officials and residents focused on a proposed Town Hall Annex overhaul, a $14.3 million elementary school HVAC bond, road spending, and unresolved questions over the high school track and turf field.

Farmington Council Honors Eagle Scouts, Thanks Veterans

Jack Beckett·

Farmington’s Nov. 10, 2025 council meeting honored two Eagle Scouts, marked Veterans Day, heard sharp school funding concerns, and reviewed bonds, building projects, and upcoming zoning and parking rules.

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