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America 250 Committee approves prior minutes, plans fall events

America 250 Committee approves prior meeting minutes and advances fall programming. Co-Chairs Kevin Reich and Jack Solomon led the eight-person committee in voting unanimously to adopt the September 8 agenda and approving the August 11 minutes, with Terry Concannon abstaining. Reich announced that

America 250 Committee Meeting · Meeting of September 8, 2026

CT EAST HAMPTON — America 250 Committee approves prior meeting minutes and advances fall programming. Co-Chairs Kevin Reich and Jack Solomon led the eight-person committee in voting unanimously to adopt the September 8 agenda and approving the August 11 minutes, with Terry Concannon abstaining. Reich announced that proclamations will be prepared for Kevin Burnham and Mike Scranton, recognizing their work on a Middlesex County parade float.

The committee confirmed a Middle Haddam Library Sea Shanty and Maritime Demonstration on September 13 and scheduled Wreaths Across America for December 19, while deferring specific dates for Revolutionary War grave marker placement near Veterans Day and a Wangunk presentation pending coordination with member Gary O'Neil.

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Source: the America 250 Committee Meeting meeting of September 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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