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Changes Happening In Chester
First Selectwoman Lauren Gister writes to the community in response to the virus spike and CDC recommendations.

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First Selectwoman Lauren Gister writes to the community in response to the virus spike and CDC recommendations.

The Essex Public has chosen to follow CDC recommendations.
Several roads in Chester will be having work done on them on Friday, August 6th.
The Essex Resident Trooper's Office and Town of Essex are aware of several non-permitted solicitors going door-to-door in Essex Village.
Once again the entire downtown of Chester will come alive with a vibrant radiance of community, fun and excitement as the town celebrates.
Putting grass cuttings in the garbage is a no-no. Instead, grasscycle and help cut down on landfill use.
Although the number of positive Covid cases are spiking in the nation, there are only three reported new cases in the tri-towns since 7/30.
The Essex Land Trust has come up with a unique and exciting way to get people out and enjoying the town's preserves!
It is being asked that masks be worn during peak hours at the Chester Sunday Market to keep everyone safe.
The subject of horse ownership in a, "Village Residence District," on the agenda for the August 3, Planning and Zoning Meeting.
The Principals of Centerbrook have advanced four architects – Ken Cleveland, Aaron Trahan, Anna Shakun, and Erik Lubeck.
Meetings happening this week in the town of Chester.
Meetings happening this week in the town of Essex.
Meetings happening this week in the town of Deep River
Every Wednesday evening, except for the first Wednesday of the month, the Deep River Fire Department holds hands on training.
Tri-Town Youth Services will be at this week’s Chester Sunday Market. Stop by to find out more about this vital organization.
The Chester Library is sporting a handsome new sign made by One Look Sign Company in Centerbrook.
Connecticut Audubon Society President gave an update on the recent issue regarding birds becoming infected with an unidentified disease.
The sidewalk sale starts Firday, July 30th and runs through Sunday, August 1 in downtown Essex!
“Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First 100 Years,” will open on August 12, at the Ivoryton Playhouse.