Cheshire Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Leaf collection program opens for the season
Leaf collection program opens for the season. From our own coverage: Leaf collection program opens for the season; Town confirms Election Day details for Tuesday.
Leaf collection program opens for the season. From our own coverage: Leaf collection program opens for the season; Town confirms Election Day details for Tuesday.
Cheshire's Zoning Board of Appeals and Historic District Commission both canceled their Monday meetings. From our own coverage: Leaf collection begins Monday for 2026 season.
Election Day arrives Tuesday as Cheshire points voters to polling place information. From our own coverage: Leaf collection program set to begin Nov. 2; Election Day set for Tuesday in Cheshire.
Cheshire company agrees to repay nearly $775,000 to settle COVID relief fraud allegations.
Community scarecrow displays at Bartlem Park close Saturday after a three-week run benefiting town programs. Also in today's brief (3 items): Library hosts strategic plan input session Thursday; Scarecrow displays close Saturday at Bartlem Park; Library offers older adult resources session Monday.
Cheshire's Public Building Commission convenes Wednesday evening to discuss ongoing town building projects.
Cheshire High School teams took the field in football, volleyball and field hockey over the weekend.
Early voting nears its end in Cheshire as five bond questions go before voters. Also in today's brief (8 items): Early voting nears end as bond votes loom; Energy Commission meets Monday evening; Zoning board holds public hearing Monday; Zoning commission holds regular meeting Monday.
New state labor data shows Cheshire's unemployment rate rising against neighboring towns, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (3 items): September jobs data shows Cheshire unemployment rising; Weekend open houses span $538,000 to $1.05 million; Jay Day Fall Family Festival set for Sunday.
Cheshire Public Library will hold a community conversation Thursday to gather input for its next strategic plan.
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