Salters Pool Parking Lot will be closed starting 9/21/2026, for 6-8 weeks to allow reconstruction of the parking lot. Pond access will be maintained during construction.
Our leaf collection program will begin Monday, November 9, 2026, starting in the Middle Turnpike and Main Street area and continuing outward across town.
The Manchester Water and Sewer Department will begin investigative test pits in the coming weeks throughout the Town of Manchester. If your property is selected, you will receive a notice at your door before the inspection. The test pits will identify water service line materials on both the Town and customer sides of the curb box. Please call 860-647-6050 with any questions or concerns.
Dr. Matthew Makomenaw, Director of the Native American Cultural Center and Assistant Dean at Yale College, will address the pervasive harm caused by Indigenous stereotypes. It will emphasize the detrimental effects of such stereotypes on Indigenous communities and the urgent need to dismantle them. However, the primary discussion will focus on uplifting Indigenous peoples, acknowledging their culture, strengths, and contributions. One of the key messages of the talk will be that Indigenous people belong in higher education. Increasing the visibility of their stories, experiences, and accomplishments is not only necessary but is also enriching for the entire educational landscape.
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Library Fireside Commons at MCC, Great Path, 06040, View Map
Great Path , 06040
Free