Park and Recreation Commission approves Civic Center use for Sew Sisters sewing group. The five-member Avon board voted unanimously to allow the Sew Sisters to meet year-round on Wednesday evenings and the first Friday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Civic Center, with Commissioner

Avon Council on Aging proposes minimum pay policy for van drivers. The board voted to request a two-hour minimum compensation for van drivers on cancelled rides, after surveying neighboring communities where some pay up to four hours. The board also approved separate letters to the Board of

Planning Board approves warehouse at 105 Memorial Drive. The five-member Planning Board voted unanimously to permit construction of a 60-by-60-foot warehouse at 105 Memorial Drive for heavy equipment storage. Applicant Michael Borgesoni of Unbreakable, LLC must disclose all chemicals, fuel storage,

Avon Housing Authority votes to open community room to residents, receives energy conservation funding. The board voted unanimously to open the Community Room to residents effective September 13, 2021, with a grand opening cookout planned for a later date. The housing authority received state

Avon schools prepare for fall reopening as Committee defers mask policy to state. Superintendent Christine Godino reported that Avon Middle-High School and Butler Elementary are prepared for reopening, with professional development days scheduled for August 30-31 and classes beginning September 1