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Attorney for the applicant said there was a need to bring WB-62 (62 foot) tractor trailers to the back of the property and enable them to turn around.
And while like-use can replace like-use, there was an underlying concern that if all the new businesses in the former post office and the new supermarket are all very successful, the traffic might impact the neighborhood. Continue Reading →
There were three controversial nominations – two to the Nathaniel Witherell board and one to the Central Middle School building committee. Continue Reading →
Goldstein and Radulovacki Continue Reading →
Fighters had the opportunity to introduce themselves and then face off against their opponent for the upcoming fight. Continue Reading →
Deputy Chief Kraig Gray, in charge of Parking Services, said the proposal may result in more happy customers.
“For express parking you need to get in and get out. Of course, 15 minutes is acceptable. Five minutes is acceptable. Thirty-five minutes is not.” Continue Reading →
“In Kordick’s case, we had a “smoking gun.” Through discovery, we obtained Fred Camillo’s texts which he unambiguously stated on the day after he learned Kordick’s identity: “He better pray that I do not win because I would be the police commissioner and he will be gone.” Actually, this case had several smoking guns, because we had a text where Camillo repeated this intention to “nail” Kordick even after he was elected First Selectman. Nevertheless, the Town chose to ignore this damning evidence, and chose to spend money and waste judicial resources defending the indefensible until after the trial commenced.” – Lewis Chimes Continue Reading →
Derek D’Andrea said his team really upped their game this year, and everything inside the store is interactive. Continue Reading →
Neighbors submitted an application to P&Z to rezone 5 Brookridge from RA-1 to R-20. They also propose to rezone 7 Hillside Rd, 3 Hillside Rd, 505 and 509 East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
