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10/09/2025

The addition of solar panels on the roof of Neck River Elementary School would make it a zero-emissions facilities with significantly reduced utilities costs, according to the BOS

At its Sept. 22 meeting, the BOS were given the cost evaluation by Adam Levitus of Colliers Project Manager, the group who oversaw construction of the school. They were informed that most of $2,410,000 in returns comes from tax credit incentives as part of the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

09/02/2025

Tickets are now on sale for the 13th annual Beacon Awards gala!🎉
Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at WoodWinds as we celebrate a brand-new class of Beacon Award winners.

We’re especially proud to honor Madison’s own Bill Stableford, Doreen Shirley, and Laura Francis!

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Shore Publishing's Beacon Awards recognize a few of the outstanding individuals who selflessly step up to help fulfill the Shoreline community's promise as a place of opportuntiy, well-being, and safety for all.

06/26/2025

Think you missed the deadline to nominate someone for a 2025 Beacon Award? Good news—we’ve extended it by one more week! If there’s an unsung hero in your community who deserves recognition for their volunteer work, now’s the time to act.
Nominate them today at www.beaconawardsct.com/nominate-someone-for-a-beacon-award and help us honor 15 outstanding individuals!

06/23/2025

Time is running out to nominate someone for the 13th annual Beacon Awards! We are recognizing 15 community volunteers who help fulfill the Shoreline’s promise of opportunity. The honorees will be celebrated at a special event this fall. Who are the people in your life who exemplify selflessness and volunteer spirit? Make your nomination by June 27 at www.beaconawardsct.com/nominate-someone-for-a-beacon-award.

06/19/2025

Nominations for the 13th annual Beacon Awards are now open! We are recognizing 15 community volunteers who help fulfill the Shoreline’s promise of opportunity. The honorees will be celebrated at a special event this fall. Who are the people in your life who exemplify selflessness and a volunteer spirit? Nominate them for a Beacon at www.beaconawardsct.com/nominate-someone-for-a-beacon-award.

06/11/2025

Nominations for the 13th annual Beacon Awards are now open! We are recognizing 15 community volunteers who help fulfill the Shoreline’s promise of opportunity. The honorees will be celebrated at a special event this fall. Who are the people in your life who exemplify selflessness and a volunteer spirit? Nominate them for a Beacon at www.beaconawardsct.com/nominate-someone-for-a-beacon-award/

04/29/2025

https://zip06.com/news/734357/town-split-ahead-of-may-6-academy-vote/

The Board of Selectmen (BOS) officially set the ballot language for the proposed Academy Community Center Project at a special meeting on April 22, sending the $24 million project to referendum on Tuesday, May 6.

04/08/2025

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03/21/2025

By a 4-3 margin, the Madison Board of Finance (BOF) approved $8.1 million in supplemental appropriations for the proposed Academy Community Center Project, bringing the $24 million project one step closer to its referendum on Tuesday, May 6.

02/14/2025

Lauren Danner, 8th grade science teacher at Polson and the recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, is the Person of the Week

At Polson Middle School, every student has the capacity to be a scientist with boundless curiosity and wonder about how the natural elements of the world work. This is what 8th-grade science educator Lauren Danner witnesses each day with her students—all of whom have nothing but praise for her as ...

02/14/2025

In the Source, Feb. 13:

At the annual Town Meeting on Feb. 12, Madison First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons said that the town is in a “good place” following a “busy” and “active year,” but added that numerous challenges are ahead as a focus is placed on service operations and staffing.

At the annual Town Meeting on Feb. 12, Madison First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons said that the town is in a "good place" following a "busy" and "active year," but added that numerous challenges are ahead as a focus is placed on service operations and staffing.

01/06/2025

Source Readers,

Feel free to reach out to me via my email [email protected] for Person of the Week nominations. Qualifiers for Person of the Week profiles include an individual who has been not been profiled before, and works and/or lives in Madison or Killingworth.

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