Week in Review

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

This list contains Rocky Hill's top 10 property taxpayers for 2011, according to the city's assessor.

The Town Council is taking a new tack with addressing concerns about the Design Review Board, agreeing with a council subcommittee’s idea this week to hold a meeting with the design board and other local officials to see if it can work out ongoing problems with the panel.

The traffic study so far calls for numerous improvements to Route 3 to address future traffic issues.

Youth in the confirmation program at St. James Church spent the morning of Super Bowl Sunday raising money and food to feed those less fortunate.

The areas of technology education, the media center, locker rooms and music storage dominate the conversation during the initial viewing of the Rocky Hill High School educational specifications draft.

The Democrat and lifelong volunteer was recognized for her year's of service this week.

Remediation was recently completed on one portion of "Building E," which will allow crews to begin demolition on that section on Thursday.

The 10-year veteran of the department was sworn in this week.

Besides approving the $30 million spending plan the board also changed the high school calendar and the interim superintendent delivered his first report.

Cora J. Belden Library holds art gallery opening for fifth grade students at Stevens School to show off their penguin art Wednesday night.

Residents must meet income and asset guidelines to qualify for assistance.