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Paving the way : Market Square revamp nears completion
“You’ve got to break a lot of eggs before you can make an omelet,” Town Manager John Salomone said in December, when the Market Square revitalization project was well under way.
May is ‘Older Americans Month,’ seniors encouraged to get active
In addition to mothers, nurses and veterans, the month of May is also a time to honor our senior citizens – President John F. Kennedy designated it as Senior Citizens Month in 1963, before Jimmy Carter changed the name to “Older Americans Month” in 1980.
Runners set for annual Newington Library 5K Challenge
Read a book; run a race. Run a race; read a book.
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Paving the way : Market Square revamp nears completion
May 17th, at 10:51pm
“You’ve got to break a lot of eggs before you can make an omelet,” Town Manager John Salomone said in December, when the Market...
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