Colebrook Recreation Board Chair Tiffanie Meehan announced her resignation at the June 2 meeting, effective immediately. The five-member board discussed planning for the September 5 Colebrook Fair, including food-permit applications and volunteer recruitment; members approved pizza parties for

Colebrook and four towns join regional waste authority preparing for July 1 operations. The Northwest Resource Recovery Authority welcomed five new members on June 1, including Colebrook, Sharon, Cornwall, North Canaan, and Canaan/Falls Village, with Colebrook's Brad Bremer joining the board.

Colebrook Recreation Board approves $1,050 in spring program funding and sets baseball registration fees. The board unanimously approved $550 for a March 20 basketball banquet featuring medals and certificates for youth participants, and $500 to reimburse board member Ryan Farrell for referee fees

Colebrook Board of Finance unanimously recommends $35,000 authorization for supplemental unbudgeted expenses. The board approved First Selectman Bradley N. Bremer's request, allocating $29,000 to Public Works and $6,000 for the Center Brook DEEP mandate. The Finance board also advanced three FY

Colebrook Conservation Commission meets on invasive species removal strategy. The Commission discussed its multi-town Japanese knotweed project and advanced planning for removal along town roads and adjacent private properties, with 21 identified locations. A follow-up meeting is scheduled for