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Farmington incumbent and 2nd District Town Council candidate Patti Boye-Williams, Connecticut’s 5th District US Representative Jahana Hayes, incumbent and Town Planning and Zoning candidate Inez St. James and Connecticut State Representative Mike Demicco at the October 4th Fundraiser. On the evening of October 4th, the Farmington Democratic Candidates were joined Read more…
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Happy Fourth of July! Farmington Democrats welcome and congratulate 60 new US naturalized citizens! Sixty Connecticut residents became naturalized US Citizens in a ceremony held at Hartford’s Yard Goats stadium before a game held on July 3rd, 2019. The new citizens came from 31 different countries in pursuit of freedom Read more…
James Smith Scholarships The FDTC James Smith Scholarship recipients this year are Abigail Simard and Kieran Mangla. Their scholarship awards were presented at the FDTC meeting by Mike Daly, some of our Town Council and BOE members, and State Rep Mike Demicco. The James Smith Scholarship was named after the Read more…
The Farmington Democratic Town Committee has selected two graduating seniors from the Farmington High School class of 2019 to receive the James P. Smith Scholarship awards. The presentations will be made during the next FDTC meeting which will be held at the Farmington Community Center on Thursday, June 20th at Read more…
Four key questions are up for a vote in Farmington on Thursday, April 25th. First and foremost is a vote on the budget for the 2019-2020 fiscal year. Second is for the bonding of $1.99 million for school infrastructure projects which include necessary improvements required for ADA compliance and increased Read more…
The Connecticut High School Boys’ Basketball State Division III Championship was held on Sunday March 17th in the Mohegan Sun Arena. The Farmington Indians got off to a slow start against the strong defense of the Amistad (New Haven) Wolves. Down by nine at the half, Farmington scored the first Read more…