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P&Z chair Margarita Alban asked Tony D’Andrea representing the applicant if there was interest in a possible Historic Overlay for the Ada’s building at 112 Riverside Ave. Continue Reading →
According to a lawsuit filed in Caifornia, ChatGPT kept Stein-Erik Soelberg engaged for what appeared to be hours at a time, validated and magnified each new paranoid belief, and systematically reframed the people closest to him––especially his own mother––as adversaries, operatives, or programmed threats. Ultimately, Soelberg, described in the lawsuit as a 56-year-old bodybuilder, bludgeoned and strangled to death an 83-year-old woman half his size.
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The proposal is being submitted pursuant to the town’s workforce housing reg 6-110, with one unit proposed to be an affordable housing unit. The property at 43 Old Post Road #2 sold from Anthony Dorazio to Salvatore Materia on Nov 28, 2023 for $1,150,000. Continue Reading →
After commissioners continued to balk at locating a statue of George HW Bush next to war memorials on the Havemeyer lawn close to the sidewalk along Greenwich Ave, Nick Macri suggested locating it instead centered in front of the Havemeyer building’s front entrance. Continue Reading →
“We all should be thankful for the rich legacy that you all are leaving after decades of service in the RTM. You’ve shown us how to be a good civil servant. We all learn from you the meaning of civility.” – State Rep Hector Arzeno (D-151) Continue Reading →
A former senior oil and gas trader was sentenced Tuesday to 15 months in prison for his role in a nearly eight-year-long scheme to bribe Brazilian government officials and to launder money to secure business for Arcadia Fuels Ltd. (Arcadia) and Freepoint Commodities LLC (Freepoint), two companies where he worked. Continue Reading →
Kierra Blount, 35, formerly of Stamford, was sentenced in Hartford to 30 months of imprisonment and three years of supervised release. Continue Reading →
In these scams, criminals contact contact victims family members and pose as kidnappers, sending altered photos or videos that appear real, followed by urgent and threatening demands for payment. Continue Reading →
The Revolution Wind project supports over 2,500 jobs nationwide in the construction, operations, shipbuilding and manufacturing sectors, including over 1,000 union construction jobs. The project has been vetted and approved through every layer of the federal and state regulatory process and is supported by binding contracts and legal mandates. Construction is nearly complete. Continue Reading →
The grants will support projects that prevent 618,934 gallons of stormwater and 2,996 pounds of nitrogen pollution from entering the Long Island Sound, remove 161,250 pounds of marine debris , restore 70 acres of coastal habitat, launch new oyster restoration efforts and conserve and enhance habitats for shorebirds, songbirds, diamondback terrapins, native pollinators and other wildlife. Continue Reading →