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Officer Carlin said off-leash dogs are only allowed below the high tide line, and only if a dog is under its owner’s control.
“At low tide, where the sand is wet, that’s where you need to be. Where the sand is dry, that’s above the high tide mark.” Continue Reading →
In Transit Oriented Communities, as-of-right developments would not have “onerous” parking requirements or lot size minimums. There would be an affordability requirement of at least 18%. Continue Reading →
The 2023 bill, Connecticut House Bill 6650, “AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC ACCESS TO CERTAIN COASTAL RESOURCES” is similar to a bill that died in committee in 2022. Continue Reading →
An Act Concerning the Office of the Attorney General’s Proposed Remedies for Deficient Long Term Care would empower the Office of the Attorney General to conduct investigations and bring civil actions in cases of harm or potential harm to patients, where the Dept of Public Health has issued orders or determinations that state or federal laws or regulations have been violated. Continue Reading →
The service for Winston on Saturday morning is for close family and friends, members of the community are invited to a public memorial service on Friday from 4:00 to 8:00 pm at Gallaghers on Arch Street.
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At the Feb 9 standing room only BET Budget Committee meeting the fire marshal was present to enforce the room’s maximum capacity. Continue Reading →
“This defendant’s collusive conduct victimized hospitals, universities and businesses throughout Connecticut.” – U.S. Attorney Vanessa Roberts Avery for the District of Connecticut Continue Reading →
Enjoy this special Putnam Hill apartment with open living room and dining room. Step into the entry hall with the columns, high quality crown and baseboard moldings and you will feel the elegance. Continue Reading →
Valentine’s Day came a bit early for the children at Hamilton Avenue School this year. They made Valentines for veterans in time for a visit on Friday from US Congressman Jim Himes, representing Connecticut’s 4th District, and US Army Major Justin Bokmeyer, whose two daughters attend the school. Continue Reading →
