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Bringing pot to the CT Shoreline this weekend? Here s what to expect
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Killingly
Killingly has several parades planned for the holiday weekend:
On Sunday, May 30, Dayville will host their annual Memorial Day Parade at Owen Bell Park at 2:00 p.m.
On Monday, May 31, South Killingly, East Killingly, and Danielson will host their annual Memorial Day Parades.
South Killingly s parade will start at 9:00 a.m. at the South Killingly Congregational Church.
East Killingly s parade will start at 11:00 a.m. at the East Killingly Fire Station.
Danielson s parade will start at 1:00 p.m. at the St. James Church, ending at Davis Park.
Griswold
The town s annual Memorial Day parade is returning for May 31. The parade will begin at 11 a.m., starting at the Lyme Street Firehouse and ending at the Duck River Cemetery. The traditional ceremony held at the conclusion of the parade will also be taking place this year. No parking will be permitted on Lyme Street or McCurdy Road to allow the bands and marchers to spread out and maintain social distancing.
CT shoreline towns are lifting beach restrictions, but some policies may stick around
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People enjoy the warmth and sunshine at the Surf Club town beach in Madison during the COVID-19 pandemic. Last year, the town limited the beach to 50 percent capacity, a restriction that is being lifted this summer.Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut Media
MADISON When flocks of quarantine-weary beachgoers topped the limited capacity at Hammonasset State Park on busy weekends last year, officials in charge of nearby town beaches said overflow crowds brought added pressure and concerns about the virus to their shores.
In Madison, the town cut capacity limits at its largest beach in half and banned non-residents from using beach parking on the weekends and holidays. Along the coast, other towns took similar measures to limit out-of-towners from the beaches.
$38.2 million Old Lyme budget passes; mill rate to increase
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Old Lyme Town HallCourtesy photo / Wikipedia public domain
OLD LYME Voters approved the town’s $38.2 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year Monday, which will result in a slight property tax increase to make up for sluggish revenues.
The spending plan that voters unanimously agreed to represented a 1.5 percent decrease over last year’s budget, even though Old Lyme’s Board of Selectmen put forward spending increases in the areas of general government, public safety and boards and commissions.
Total revenues for the town, however, are also expected to decrease, largely due to drops in interest from investments, land use reimbursements and intergovernmental transfers for road projects, officials said.
$38 2 million Old Lyme budget passes; mill rate to increase
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