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    Elizabeth Regan
    Thursday, April 18, 2024

    DAY NEWSROOM: Day Staff Writer

    Elizabeth Regan

    Day Staff Writer
    e.regan@theday.com

    Phone: (860) 701-4216

    Elizabeth Regan

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    By Elizabeth Regan

    A controversial Zoning Commission member elected in November on a platform to stop overdevelopment has resigned, citing the futility of trying to persuade an “immovable majority” that change is necessary.
    An agreement ensuring public access will remain in place for one year while the parties go through mediation to come to a permanent solution.
    Voters ensured the Lymes’ Senior Center renovation will go forward despite costs almost a $1 million higher than initial estimates.
    First Selectman Dan Cunningham said the recent workplace harassment investigation into part-time firefighter and volunteer Flanders Fire Department Chief Chris Taylor underscores the need to bring the town’s two independent fire departments under professional leadership.
    A Norwalk man has been charged with first-degree larceny after police said he used someone else’s credit card to buy an off-road vehicle for almost $30,000.
    Hundreds of cars filed through the parking lot of Montville Union Baptist Church Saturday morning, as occupants waited for a trunkload of groceries packed with care by faithful volunteers.
    New signage and a virtual guide will be added to the trail at Horseneck Creek Landing thanks to grant funding from the Rockfall Foundation.
    With a spending plan that prioritizes immediate needs and long-term planning, the Board of Finance this week proposed a $90.6 million 2024-25 budget that could increase taxes by 6% if approved by voters.
    Architectural designs and cost estimates are being sought for an expanded Emergency Operations Center at the Boughton Road fire station that was priced around $945,000 in 2017.
    A workplace harassment investigation into part-time paid firefighter Chris Taylor, who also serves as volunteer chief of the Flanders Fire Department, has concluded with a directive for him to address his “anger issues”.