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Enfield subcommittee approves tax forgiveness in hardship cases

Enfield subcommittee approves tax relief for hardship cases. The General Government Subcommittee voted 3-0 to forgive 2022 back taxes for David Popp on a vehicle, with the decision moving to the March 2 Town Council agenda for final approval. In a separate 3-0 vote, members waived interest and

Pre-K and Eagle Academy building committee targets September referendum

Enfield's Pre-K through 5 and Eagle Academy school building committee targets September referendum. The committee, chaired by Randy Daigle, set the September target while stressing the need for complete cost estimates before ballot language can be finalized. The group must submit grant applications

Town Council holds special meeting on litigation and claims

Enfield Town Council holds special executive meeting on litigation and pending claims. The 10 present members voted unanimously to enter executive session, with Robert Cressotti absent, to discuss two pending lawsuits involving Joseph C. Liquore and two town agencies: the Planning and Zoning

Council backs $3.2 million transportation grant; halts Parkman roof work

Council unanimously backs $3.2 million federal grant for transportation corridor planning. Town Manager Matthew Coppler was authorized to submit the $3.2 million US Department of Transportation BUILD application for a 2.5-mile corridor between the proposed train station and Palomba Drive. Director

Inland Wetlands upholds cease-and-desist on Post Office Road excavation

Inland Wetlands upholds cease-and-desist on Post Office Road water line work. The agency voted 8-0 on February 17 to uphold a cease-and-desist order against Heron Homes, LLC, for unpermitted excavation begun on Post Office Road in February after a December 2025 permit had expired. Zoning