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Cropley’s is owned by Robert Ballek, an entrepreneur who also owns a landscaping company. One day Robert received a call from Jim Cropley, who originally owned Cropley’s and was looking to retire. Knowing Robert as a hard worker and a person he could trust, Jim gave him a call to see if he wanted to take over the business. Robert quickly took him up on the offer and the rest is history.

Eversource will continue tree trimming in the Town of Bolton through 2025. For a map of the areas that will be targeted click here.

The Town of Bolton is happy to announce that the Business of the Month for February is MUNSON’S CHOCOLATES. Munson’s Chocolates is a world-famous chocolatier that has been around for over 78 years. Everything you need for Valentine’s Day can be found at Munson’s whether it’s their famous Heart Shaped Boxes, Gourmet Truffles, a special chocolate novelty or maybe you want to pick out your…

ARPA funded projects approved by the BOS on August 14, 2024, and December 23, 2024

The Town of Bolton is happy to announce that the Business of the Month for January is ALLTOWN FRESH. Alltown Fresh is not only a gas station but a convenience store with a commercial kitchen serving all kinds of food. Everything at Alltown Fresh is either made there or is from local companies such as their coffee beans are from a small business located in Windsor. Alltown Fresh is owned by…

The Town of Bolton is happy to announce that the business of the month for December is TESSIERS CHANGES OF THYME.   Tessiers Changes of Thyme is both a nursery and a country store. Their nursery has plants for all seasons whether you are looking in spring, fall, winter, or summer. While their country store specializes in colonial pieces such as furniture, décor, and more. Tessiers Changes of…

The Town of Bolton is happy to announce that a new business has opened: CHARHAUSE COOKIE.

In collaboration with Eastern Highland Health District (EHHD), Bolton Senior Center is hosting Beacon Pharmacy for a vaccination clinic on Monday, October 28 from 1-4 p.m.    

Did you know Connecticut has a secret lollipop legacy? Way back in 1908, a New Haven confectioner named George Smith cooked up a lollipop design he called the "Lolly Pop" – basically the lollipop OG! This juicy fact became their secret weapon, proving lollipops weren't just yummy; they were a symbol of Connecticut's innovative spirit. Third graders from Dwight Elementary School in Fairfield took…