First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons' weekly community update covers the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, a new 48-hour marriage license waiting period, winter parking restrictions starting Nov. 1, and the opening of energy assistance applications.
Scranton Memorial Library's Madison Memories podcast released an episode featuring Nancy Karas, founder of the Wall Street shop Willow & Birch and its new sister store, Little Willow.
The Town of Madison highlighted the weekly Farmers' Market, Halloween murder mystery hikes from the Madison Land Trust, and a trunk-or-treat on the Green, all set for Oct. 30-31.
The Madison Public Library announced a Card Angels pop-up meeting on Nov. 21 at 2 p.m. to mark World Kindness Day.
The Madison Affordable Housing Committee defended its proposed trust fund against resident skepticism and welcomed a new member Wednesday.
A Madison building committee approved a $119,462.61 payment to release retention held for a project's plumbing contractor, while leaving mechanical and building-management-system issues unresolved.
Madison Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 to continue a hearing on a reduced 14-unit Mill Road cluster housing project to November 5. Attorney Christopher McKeon told the commission the development was cut from 18 to 14 units, "almost a 25 percent reduction."
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