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Continue reading →: Light Up Thomaston Brings Parade and Holiday Events📅 Saturday, November 29, Parade begins at 5:30 p.m.🎅 Meet Santa at First Congregational Church (line closes at 8:00 p.m.)🙋 Volunteer opportunities: Sign up here. Light Up Thomaston returns on Saturday, November 29th, bringing an evening of lights, music, and holiday traditions that many families in town and around the…
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Continue reading →: Our Savior Lutheran Church announces closureOur Savior Lutheran Church has announced that it has permanently closed. The church shared the news on November 18th through social media, and its website now reflects the same message. The church held a Celebration of Years service in October, a gathering that acknowledged its 32 years of worship and…
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Continue reading →: Vieira Chosen as New Board of Education ChairThomaston’s Board of Education elected new officers at its organizational meeting on Wednesday, November 19, selecting Nate Vieira as the board’s next Chair. Vieira, who has served on the board since November 2023, was the only member nominated for the position. The board also filled its other leadership roles for…
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Continue reading →: District demographic study complete; residents invited to Nov. 13 workshopThomaston’s ongoing study of school buildings and long-term education options is moving into its next stage. The project team will hold a second community meeting on Thursday, November 13th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Thomaston High School cafeteria, where residents can review possible options for the future of the district…
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Continue reading →: This Week in Thomaston: Nov 9 – 15th
It’s a busy week in Thomaston, with plenty of ways to get involved, give back, and stay informed. The Clocktown Chronicle plans to share roundups like this when we can to help residents stay connected to what’s happening around town. Here are just a few of the events happening around…
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Continue reading →: Rich Sileo to Succeed Mone as First SelectmanRepublican Rich Sileo has been elected Thomaston’s next First Selectman, defeating Democrat Jeff Dunn by a 68–32 margin in Tuesday’s election. The outcome ensures that a Republican will continue to lead Thomaston for at least the next two years, following the retirement of longtime First Selectman Ed Mone. In the…
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Continue reading →: Hey Thomaston – it’s Election Day!Polls are open today from 6am to 8pm for Thomaston’s municipal election, with local races for First Selectman, Board of Selectmen, Board of Finance, Board of Education, and other town offices on the ballot. Election day voting in Thomaston takes place at the Crescent Art Gallery, located next to the…
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Continue reading →: Help Fill the Gap: Thomaston Food Drives and Pantry InfoAs the federal government shutdown continues, the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) has announced that SNAP (formerly known as the food stamp program) benefits for November will not be paid unless the shutdown ends before November 1. SNAP benefits are funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and if…
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Continue reading →: ‘The Town Spoke’: Residents Vote to Remove Greenway from Elm Street DesignResidents voted Wednesday night to remove the Naugatuck River Greenway from the Elm Street reconstruction project, following hours of discussion and one of the largest turnouts for a town meeting in recent years. The final vote was 174 in favor of removing the Greenway and 84 opposed. The decision means…
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Continue reading →: Everything You Need to Know: Thomaston’s Municipal ElectionThomaston voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, to decide several local races, including First Selectman, Board of Selectmen, Board of Education, Board of Finance, and Library Trustees. 🕓 Early Voting Early voting will take place from Monday, October 20 through Sunday, November 2, with hours…






