Week in Review

Patch has complied a list of the top stories affecting the residents of Rocky Hill this past week.

The council will hold a public hearing on the town's blight ordinance on March 5.

The school board's facilities committee has suggested changing the high school's cafeteria to a college dormitory-style eatery.

Mark Alexander, 33, had been previously charged with over 40 sex crimes in New Britain.

Each senior received their football jersey framed at a banquet earlier this month.

The architect for the high school renovation project is trying to determine a way of keeping the automotive instruction course in the educational specifications without increasing the cost or space of the project.

Rocky Hill residents removed tree branches, tires and a lawn mower from the state archaeological preserve Saturday morning.

A unique menu, good value and quality service are just some of the things that keep people coming back to this diverse deli.

The new educational specifications for the proposed high school renovations include additions to the cafeteria and technology department and the creation of a multipurpose room.

Cleanup efforts at the Dividend Pond Trails and Archaeological District will continue this Saturday.

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