Cate Hewitt
Senior Reporter at The Connecticut Examiner
Writer, dictionary geek, recovering knitter
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May 28, 2024 |
ctexaminer.com | Cate Hewitt
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Mar 19, 2024 |
ctexaminer.com | Cate Hewitt |Sophia Muce |Angela Carella
OLD LYME — With a number of items on the agenda for Monday’s meeting, the Board of Selectmen heard complaints about dangerous driving from local residents and voted unanimously to recommend donating two three-acre building “envelopes” designated for affordable housing to Habitat for Humanity. The move was significant because, according to the Sept.
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Mar 15, 2024 |
ctexaminer.com | Meghan Muldoon |Cate Hewitt |Gregory Stroud
DARIEN — Nearly two years after Darien opted out of a state law permitting accessory apartments, sometimes referred to as in-law suites, the Planning and Zoning Commission has proposed zoning changes to allow the units. The amended regulations would permit residents to build or convert existing space into additional living quarters on their properties, and apply to any separate living space with an indoor cooking facility, such as a stove, hotplate or microwave.
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Mar 14, 2024 |
ctexaminer.com | Gregory Stroud |Cate Hewitt |Meghan Muldoon
LYME-OLD LYME — The Lymes’ Senior Center Building Committee will ask Lyme and Old Lyme residents to vote at town meetings in April for an $880,000 additional appropriation for renovations of the senior center, a project that is now seven months behind schedule. At Wednesday’s committee meeting, Chair Jeri Baker said that approval of the additional funding was essential before the project’s bid expires May 6.
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Mar 13, 2024 |
ctexaminer.com | Gregory Stroud |Cate Hewitt |Sophia Muce |Robert Storace
STAMFORD – Connecticut has received $21.8 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation as part of an effort to boost communities that fail to thrive because they are cut off by highways, rail lines and other infrastructure. Most of the federal money to Connecticut, $17 million, has been awarded to Stamford, where it will be used to connect the struggling West Side to the prosperous downtown and growing South End.
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