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Avon Cultural Council approves entire annual allotment of $4,613 in education grants. The council reviewed 18 applications, nine from Avon groups and nine from out-of-town organizations, and approved funding for the Avon Civic Association ($518) and Butler Elementary School ($4,095) for grade-level

Avon reduces election hours, advances town meeting start. The Board of Selectmen approved the warrant for the May 3 annual town meeting during a March 24 workshop, with Clerk Eric S. Beckerman and Associate Jason L. Suzor voting to reduce election hours from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. to 11 a.m.-7 p.m. on April

Avon selectboard approves 2% pay raise for non-union staff. Acting Chair Eric S. Beckerman led the Board of Selectmen Thursday in the absence of Chairman Steven P. Rose, approving a 2 percent cost-of-living adjustment for fiscal year 2023 and three service contracts totaling approximately $53,000,

Avon School Committee approves 6th grade move to AMHS for 2023-2024. The Committee voted 3-2 to transition 6th grade students to Avon Middle High School beginning in 2023-2024, one year after rejecting an immediate 2022-2023 relocation. Paul Chapman, Maria Piccirilli, and Anne Hagberg voted in

Avon Council on Aging schedules four April events and increases lunch price. Director Jayne Carthas led the March 11 meeting, which approved the February minutes and finalized April programming including a Titanic presentation April 14 and a lunch outing to Blanchard's Tavern April 12. The council