Farmington Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Farmington fire department hosts family breakfast
Farmington fire department hosts family breakfast. Also in today's brief (6 items): Farmington fire department hosts family breakfast; Green Efforts Committee meets Monday evening; Conservation and wetlands commission meets Wednesday; Unionville historic commission meets Thursday evening.
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- Sun, Nov 1: Farmington fire department hosts family breakfast The Farmington Fire Department's family breakfast Sunday features French toast, eggs and bacon, plus a chance to meet firefighters, Farmington Patch reports.Farmington Patch
- Mon, Nov 2, 7 p.m.: Green Efforts Committee meets Monday evening Farmington's Green Efforts Committee meets Monday evening to discuss the town's sustainability and conservation initiatives.Town of Farmington
- Wed, Nov 4, 7 p.m.: Conservation and wetlands commission meets Wednesday The Conservation and Inland Wetlands Commission meets Wednesday evening to review wetlands and conservation matters before the panel.Town of Farmington
- Thu, Nov 5, 7 p.m.: Unionville historic commission meets Thursday evening The Unionville Historic District and Historic Properties Commission meets Thursday evening to review matters within the historic district.Town of Farmington
- Fri, Nov 6, 9 a.m.: Fire station finance subcommittee meets Friday The Fire Station Building Committee's Financial Subcommittee meets Friday morning to review project costs and financing for the new fire station.Town of Farmington
- Sun, Nov 8: Mpower Youth Running Festival set for November 8 The Mpower Youth Running Festival is scheduled for November 8 in Farmington, according to the Farmington Patch events calendar.Farmington Patch
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