Town/Govt
GRANBY BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES
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At the June 1 meeting, multiple appointments were made to the Long-Term Recovery Committee. There were two open spots that were not filled at that time.
Town/Govt
Preparing for when the other shoe drops …
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Life has been very different—if not surreal—for all of us through this initial pass of the pandemic. It locked us down in our homes to varying degrees, is impacting our family incomes just as erratically with some making more not working than when they were working, while others have seen their income reduced or totally dried up.
Town/Govt
Granby gathers in a show of support for Black Lives Matter
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The June 3 “protest” in Granby center began as one resident’s heartfelt desire to manifest support for the black community. The original idea, a humble gathering of friends and like-minded community members, quickly burgeoned into an impassioned assemblage of over 400 people.
Town/Govt
GRANBY BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES
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On A Motion by Sally King, seconded by Mark Neumann, the board voted (5-0-0) to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of May 4 with the correction by Neumann of section VIII, to read: Selectman Neumann, Republican Town Committee member not chairman, as stated in the minutes.
Youth Services Bureau
Summer Programs at the YSB
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Art Contest: “Impressions”—Granby and the Pandemic
Town/Govt
Town of Granby Meeting Calendar
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Check Town of Granby website or call Town Manager’s office to verify date and time, and get information on how to participate on Zoom.
Town/Govt
GRANBY PLANNING & ZONING MINUTES
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Per Executive Order, this meeting shall be held remotely; commission members who speak shall introduce themselves each time they speak; members of the public who wish to speak shall introduce themselves and state their address.
School & Sports
GRANBY BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES
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This week we are celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week. Students and families have truly honored them by creating videos and signs.
Town/Govt
Mary Fay endorsed as GOP Congressional candidate
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On May 20, at the first-ever Republican virtual convention, Mary Fay earned the nomination to run for U.S. Congress in Connecticut’s first district, challenging John Larson. Fay garnered 59 percent of the 153 Republican delegates to win the nomination of her party.