Council on Aging readies twice-weekly May lunch program. Director Christine Quinn said grab-and-go lunches will run Tuesdays and Thursdays starting May 6, advertised through the COA newsletter and at Town Hall, the Library, the Post Office, and Fellowship Circle. The board discussed COA office

Board of Health approves three-year Waste Management trash contract. The Avon Board of Health unanimously approved Waste Management as the town's trash hauler, with Board Member Robert Ogilvie making the motion and Clerk Ralph Jensen seconding the agreement. The board also approved the Avon Baptist

Avon Housing Authority approves FY22 annual plan and extends service contract for $217,109. The board unanimously backed the measures, with Chairman M. Janet Jensen, Vice Chairman Kevin Edwards, Treasurer Judy Laniewski, and Member Gary Qualter voting in favor. Executive Director Sherry Guilbault

Avon Finance Committee recommends warrant articles for May town meeting. The committee voted to recommend 24 of 29 articles at an April 1 remote meeting led by Chairman Daniel Norian. Articles 22 and 23 drew the strongest debate, approved 3-2 with Shannon Coffey abstaining, over budget concerns

Avon School Committee approves $68K transfer for free-lunch shortfall. The committee unanimously backed a $68,316 FY21 transfer to cover the cost of free student lunches through June, after federal reimbursement fell short of program expenses. Superintendent Christine Godino reported on the