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The committee was recently created by the Madison Board of Selectmen.
Westport's First Selectwoman has issued a statement about the recently passed "An Act Concerning Housing and the Needs of Homeless Persons."
He is a longtime resident of Black Rock.
The firefighter was recently arrested in another jurisdiction, according to authorities.
Several government meetings are scheduled through Thursday this week.
The stunning estate, which overlooks the Country Club of Fairfield, was built in 1926.
More than a dozen people were injured in the high-speed incident, which occurred last week in Westchester County, according to authorities.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the case, according to authorities.
A video posted on social media reportedly appears to show a physical interaction between an officer and a possible suspect.
The inaugural event was recently postponed due to inclement weather.
The town is seeking public comments on the proposed document.
The incident occurred earlier this month, according to authorities.
Space is limited to 120 people, so registration is required.
She's a television news veteran with 15 years experience.
The district "will draft a comprehensive implementation plan" on the initiative this summer.
The establishment has been fined thousands of dollars in addition to other punishment.
The site previously held a Bank of America location.
State Sen. Tony Hwang discusses his opposition to the housing bill, HB 5002, which was recently passed by the Connecticut House.
"Once land is developed, it's gone forever."