September 4, 2025
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Clinton, Westbrook, & Old Saybrook Vol. XXVIII Iss. 36
Town May Allow Red-Light, Speed Cameras By Eric O'Connell Staff Writer
The Clinton Town Council is one step closer to introducing an ordinance that would allow the installation of automated red-light and speed cameras in town. The council is likely to consider scheduling a public hearing at its next meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
For automated traffic cameras to become a reality in Clinton, the town must develop an ordinance allowing their use, hold a public hearing, and then approve the measure. The state Department of Transportation (DOT) must also approve the use of the cameras. At a meeting on Aug. 20, Town Manager Michelle Benivegna said the town’s attorney had reviewed language for a potential ordi-
nance. Council members agreed to review the proposal and consider any questions. At their next meeting, the council may vote to schedule a public hearing so members of the public can weigh in. The idea dates back to a July 16 council meeting, when Clinton Police Chief Vincent
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Busload of Excitement
We are the Champions Principal Ruth Rose greets students as they exit the school bus on Aug. The Braves were recently crowned 28, with faculty and local officials the tournament champions of the lining the walkway to welcome Deep River Horseshoe League.....20 students to Daisy Ingraham Elementary School in Westbrook for the first day of school. Students returned with smiles as teachers enthusiastically greeted both familiar faces and new ones to start the academic year.
Photo by Wesley Bunnell/ Harbor News
A Colorful Start to School Liz Egan finds joy in creating those Back to School bulletin boards......23
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