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Southington Pride effort seeks greater inclusiveness

Southington Pride effort seeks greater inclusiveness Southington Pride effort seeks greater inclusiveness At left: Jolene Miceli and son Alex, of Southington, walk the Southington Town Green, on May 14. Alex Miceli said he plans to participate “as much as I can” in Southington Pride, which started Friday with a prayer service and flag raising at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Alex Miceli, of Southington, smiles on the Southington Town Green, Fri., May 14, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Jolene Miceli and son Alex, of Southington, pose for a photograph last Friday on the Southington Town Green. May 22, 2021 03:31PM By Jeffery Kurz, Record-Journal staff

New food truck in Southington prompts town to develop regulations

New food truck in Southington prompts town to develop regulations New food truck in Southington prompts town to develop regulations New food truck in Southington prompts town to develop regulations Marty DiVito, of Wolcott, owner of Marty’s food truck. Advertisement April 11, 2021 12:04PM By Jesse Buchanan, Record-Journal staff SOUTHINGTON — A Wolcott restaurateur is readying a food truck for a seasonal spot on Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike where he’ll offer steak sandwiches, hamburgers, salads and his own relish. Marty DiVito’s request for permission to set up on his own land prompted town officials to consider rules on food trucks. DiVito got permission from the Zoning Board of Appeals this winter to set up his food truck for one year. Usually food trucks are looking for permission to set up at a festival or other event and board chairwoman Alicia Novi said there wasn’t really a category for what DiVito was doing.

Southington residents planning town s first gay pride week this spring

Southington residents planning town’s first gay pride week this spring Southington residents planning town’s first gay pride week this spring Southington Town Hall, Friday, May 4, 2018. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal February 15, 2021 05:28PM By Jesse Buchanan, Record-Journal staff SOUTHINGTON — Local members of the gay, lesbian and bisexual community are working to plan a pride week this spring that will include raising a rainbow flag in front of Town Hall, painting a rainbow crosswalk on Apple Alley and youth events at Camp Sloper. It’s the first such event in town planned for late May and early June. “It’s truly revolutionary,” said David Falvo, a Republican Board of Education member and member of the gay community. He’s also on the pride committee that’s planning events.

New restaurant coming to former Hop Knot location in Southington

New restaurant coming to former Hop Knot location in Southington New restaurant coming to former Hop Knot location in Southington The former Hop Knot is seen here on Wednesday at 1169 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike in Plantsville. Preparations are underway to open a LaCatrina restaurant in the former Hop Knot. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement A Notice of Public Hearing sign posted on the deck of the former Hop Knot, 1169 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike, Plantsville, Wed., Feb. 10, 2021. Preparations are underway to open a LaCatrina restaurant in the former Hop Knot. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal A Notice of Public Hearing sign is seen here on Wednesday posted on the deck of the former Hop Knot. Preparations are underway to open a LaCatrina restaurant. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Southington council passes gay rights resolution as town plans pride week

Southington council passes gay rights resolution as town plans pride week- SOUTHINGTON  Town councilors unanimously approved a resolution in support of homosexual and transgender residents Monday after lengthy discussion and the addition of sexual minorities to the letter.The resolution was prompted by the work of the.

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