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Sunday, December 12, 2021 at Marlborough Health & Rehabilitation Center, click here for more information.

ZON Public Hearing Draft

Lake Terramuggus Overlay Zone

CT Invasive Plant List

Lake Terramuggus Watershed & Shoreline Overlay District Public Hearing Draft

Lake Terramuggus Overlay With Comments

 Shoreline Vegetative Buffers

Shoreline Guide to Lake Stewardship

Lakes Guide Protection & Management

NH Fact Lake Sheet

 VT Shoreland Handbook

VT Shoreline Protection

Role of Trees and Forests in Healthy Watersheds

Maine Buffer Handbook

MA Lake / Pond Guide

Watershed Diet Lake

Lake Overlay Tree Canopy

Lake Overlay Publications

10 Setbacks & Buffer Zones

The Assessor will be in the office Tuesday's from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. until Monday, November 29 when they will be here full time. The clerk has published hours of availability to the public, Tuesdays 2:00 p.m.7:00 p.m. and Wednesday 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Endre Sarkany, a Holocaust survivor will share his life's experiences at RHAM High School Thursday, February 3rd.

Entrance fees:   $30.00 Family Pass
                          $20.00 Adults
                          $10.00 Students

Admission fee benefits RHAM Education Foundation, Inc.,
Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center, and
Holocaust Child Survivors of Connecticut

All attendees will be required to abide by the Reg. School District No.8 mask mandate.

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It is very nice to be in this great town! I began my career in law enforcement in 2006 with the Connecticut Department of Correction. I left the DOC in 2013 and joined the City of Bristol Police Department. During my short time at BPD I was hired by the Connecticut State Police in June of 2013 and was a member of the 123rd Training Troop. Being a part of the CT Sate Police has always been my dream. After graduating in January of 2014, I was assigned as a patrol Trooper to Troop H, in Hartford as my first assignment. In 2019 I transferred to Troop K (Colchester) to be closer to home. In July of 2020, I worked as a temporary Resident Trooper in the Town of Bolton and was later assigned as the temporary Marlborough Resident Trooper before accepting the position permanently. My family and I relocated to “this side of the river” from Bristol in May of 2016. We find life to be less hectic out here. My wife and I have two young very active boys. I enjoy my time coaching youth football and volunteering as a board member for the Colchester Cougars Youth Football Organization. My family and I enjoy spending time at the beach as well as hiking various places in the state with our German
Shepherd, Valor. I take pride in all that I do and am very grateful for this opportunity to serve and protect the community of Marlborough, CT.

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Aquarion Water Company continues to perform essential work on infrastructure necessary to ensure continued system reliability. Click here for more information.