Middletown, Connecticut
secretary@WRAMiddletown.org
Planning and Zoning Commission Wednesday, October 26. 7:00PM - Council Chambers
Past Meetings
- November 12: Eye Coverage
- October 29: Eye Coverage
- October 15: Eye Coverage
- September 24: Eye Coverage
- September 10: Eye Coverage
- August 27: Eye Coverage
- August 12: Eye Coverage
- July 22: Eye Coverage
- July 8: Eye Coverage
- June 25: Eye Coverage
- June 11: Eye Coverage
- May 14: Eye Coverage
- April 22: Eye Coverage
- April 8: Eye Coverage
- March 25: Eye Coverage
- March 11: Eye Coverage
- February 25: Eye Coverage
- February 11: Eye Coverage
- January 14: Eye Coverage
- December 10: Eye Coverage
- November 12: Eye coverage
- October 22: Eye coverage
- October 8: Eye coverage
- October 16. The army gives a contract of $55M for construction of the military training facility at Cucia Park. Middletown Eye
- April 23rd. The army releases draft Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact. Middletown Eye, Hartford Courant, Middletown Press.
- April 13th. The Army announces that Cucia Park is their preferred site for the military training facility. Hartford Courant, Middletown Eye, Middletown Press
- March 25. City buys lot from Bysiewicz, eliminating Liberty Industrial Park from consideration for Army base. Hartford Courant.
- March 21. Governor Rell Announces her support for Cucia Park as Army Base. Middletown Press.
- March 20. Army delays release of EA report and FNSI. Middletown Press and The Middletown Eye.
City of Middletown Boardman Lane Information Clearing House
WRA Correspondence with elected officials
Our 2011 Meet The Candidates Night
Was A Rousing Success
October 24th, 3rd Congregational Church
As testament to the influence and civic involvement of members of the Westfield Residents Association, virtually every candidate on the ballot in the November 8 election came to our Quarterly Meeting. We heard extensively from Mayor Giuliano and his two challengers, Christine Bourne, and Dan Drew. We also heard from the candidates for treasurer, Quentin Phipps, Tina Raffa, and Jon Pulino. The Democrats and Republican slates for the other offices also had a chance to introduce themselves.
The candidates addressed issues of importance to Westfield and to all of Middletown.
The Middletown Eye covered the debate, as did the Middletown Press.