Residential bulky waste pickup set for September in Cheshire - CHESHIRE Residents can begin cleaning out their homes this summer.Earlier this week, the Town Council approved a bulky waste pickup for residents that will begin in mid-September. “The Town will coordinate a contract with AJ Waste Systems with a.
Unexpected medical claims driving budget increase in CheshireÂ
Unexpected medical claims driving budget increase in CheshireÂ
April 14, 2021 05:14PM By Mariah Melendez, Cheshire Herald staff
CHESHIRE â The Town Council dove into the biggest line item of the yearly operating budget this week, as attention turned to the education budget request for the upcoming fiscal year.Â
The budget of $78,487,052, recommended in January by the Board of Education, and again by Town Manager Sean Kimball in March, calls for a 5.22% increase in spending over last year, with a majority of the funds set to replenish the districtâs medical benefit fund, which school officials say has been under-funded for a number of years.Â
By Mariah Melendez, Cheshire Herald staff
CHESHIRE â The riot at the United States Capitol building left many Americans feeling uneasy and upset. Many Cheshire residents took to writing their Town Council representatives to express their feelings, and at a meeting earlier this month, those concerns were addressed.Â
âThis is something that has been weighing heavily on all of our minds since last Wednesday,â said Council Chair Rob Oris. âIâm deeply saddened by what occurred. Iâm sure we all watched in disbelief as the peopleâs chambers were overrun in the name of so-called patriotism. It was most certainly not patriotism in my opinion, and I expect those involved, or those who incited their actions, to be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.â
Council Shows Unified Front In Condemning D.C. Violence- The riot at the United States Capitol building on Jan. 6 left many Americans feeling uneasy and upset. Many Cheshire residents took to writing to their Town Council representatives to express their feelings, and at the Council meeting on Jan. 12,.