Newington, Connecticut
Population: 29,306
Located in Hartford County
The Peaceful town of Newington with historic roots in the farming and dairy industries was incorporated in 1871. Its pleasant suburban setting, appealing amenities and close proximity to major employment centers offer a delightful family living atmosphere. Tucked between the Farmington River valley and the Connecticut valley, Newington retains a quiet country air in its residential areas while offering the conveniences of vast shopping districts and easy travel to nearby communities for additional retail and entertainment opportunities. Lovely neighborhoods feature a range of housing from traditional and stream-lined single-family homes to attractive apartment complexes and a diverse collection of condominium communities. In addition to the local shops of Newington Center, the Berlin Turnpike (Routes 5 and 15) is an extensive stretch of commercial enterprises which offer virtually every product and service imaginable, and even more exciting plazas are under construction. The recently completed Department of Transportation complex is also on the Berlin Turnpike. Outdoor activity and community involvement are important aspects of life in Newington. The parks and recreation department has done an excellent job of providing public facilities and programs for all ages, and private facilities also abound. Residents volunteer their time and services to such worthy causes as the renowned Newington's department. The Joseph P. Doyle Senior and Disabled Center provides facilities for Newington's very active senior population. Residents are equally dedicated to their public school system, which included four elementary schools, two middle schools and a high school. Traditional coursework and special services for handicapped students are featured.
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