Library offers woodland creature bookmark craft kit. From our own coverage: Library podcast profiles Willow & Birch founder; Weekly update recaps election, parking, energy aid rules.
Brown Elementary School earns School of Distinction recognition for the 2025-26 academic year. From our own coverage: Library plans Card Angels event for World Kindness Day; Library podcast spotlights Willow & Birch founder.
Winter parking rules, marriage license change take effect in Madison next week. From our own coverage: Library plans Card Angels event for World Kindness Day; Library podcast profiles Willow & Birch founder.
Madison voters head to the polls for town election on Nov. 3. From our own coverage: Library plans Card Angels event for World Kindness Day; Town roundup previews farmers market and Halloween events.
Patch flags BOE, Conservation Commission meetings this week. Also in today's brief (6 items): Patch flags BOE, Conservation Commission meetings this week; Elementary schools dismiss early for conferences Oct. 29; No school Nov. 3 for staff training day; Bicycle and Pedestrian committee meets Nov. 3.
The Madison Conservation Commission reviewed two bids for a natural resource inventory and weighed a possible rodenticide ban at its October 28 meeting.
Madison's bicentennial committee unveiled a slate of 200th-anniversary events starting with an Oct. 29 screening at Scranton Library. From our own coverage: Zoning panel continues Mill Road hearing to Nov. 5; Housing panel defends trust fund amid skepticism.
Zoning panel continues Mill Road hearing to Nov. 5. From our own coverage: Zoning panel continues Mill Road hearing to Nov. 5; Housing committee defends trust fund amid resident pushback.
Planning and Zoning continues Mill Road housing hearing amid zoning distance-rule dispute. From our own coverage: Zoning panel continues Mill Road hearing to Nov. 5; Building committee approves Gilbane retention payment.
Madison's Beach and Recreation Commission considered a commemorative ornament fundraiser for the Surf Club, with proceeds split toward the recreation department, as members also weighed accessibility concerns raised in a resident's letter and discussed timing of a broader recreation survey planned…
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