Coventry Council approves fireworks license and appoints new officials

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The Town Council of Coventry made significant strides during their meeting on June 10, 2025, approving two key licenses and appointing new members to local agencies.

First on the agenda was the approval of a fireworks license for the Johnson Pond Civic Association, set for July 4, 2025, at 3 Osprey Drive, with a rain date of July 5. The council unanimously voted in favor, with all five members affirming the motion. Councilman Pasqua and Councilman Capaldi led the motion, emphasizing the community's excitement for the upcoming celebration.

In addition to the fireworks license, the council appointed Vincent Pilla Jr. to fill a vacancy on the Coventry Redevelopment Agency. Pilla, a Coventry resident with over 35 years of construction experience, expressed his eagerness to contribute to the community. The council members again voted unanimously in favor of his appointment.

The meeting also featured discussions on the Historic Preservation Commission, where two candidates, Diane Greenstein and Joshua Magnone, introduced themselves to the council. Greenstein, a long-time resident with a passion for history, and Magnone, a newer resident, both expressed their interest in preserving Coventry's historical integrity.

These decisions reflect the council's commitment to fostering community engagement and preserving the town's heritage, setting a positive tone for future initiatives.

Converted from Town Council - 10 Jun 2025 meeting on June 11, 2025
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