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The Day - UConn President Katsouleas resigns - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - UConn President Katsouleas resigns - News from southeastern Connecticut

He is departing next month as the president of the University of Connecticut, bringing an abrupt end to a presidency that lasted less than two years

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A no to Lower Mills condo building - Vimarsana News

A no to Lower Mills condo building

Space now used for parking to remain vacant for a year The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday listened to residents’ concerns and rejected a developer’s proposal to build a three-story, seven-unit condo building at 37 River St., at Old Morton Street in Mattapan. The vote means that the vacant lot owned by Scott Dabney, which people now use for parking, will remain vacant for at least one year. Residents cited the parking, which Dabney says he doesn’t sanction, along with the general upkeep of the lot and the size and modern look of the building, which they said does not fit in with what...

Seven-unit condo building rejected for vacant lot in Mattapan Lower Mills - Vimarsana News

Seven-unit condo building rejected for vacant lot in Mattapan Lower Mills

Rendering of proposed, rejected River Street building. The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday listened to residents' concerns and rejected a developer's proposal to build a three-story, seven-unit condo building at 37 River St., at Old Morton Street in Mattapan. The vote means that the vacant lot Scott Dabney owns, which people now use for parking, will remain vacant for at least a year. Residents cited the parking, which Dabney says he doesn't sanction, along with the general upkeep of the lot and the size and modern look of the building, which they said does not fit in with what one called t...

UConn trustees express concern about plan to cut tuition increases in half next school year; delay further discussion on issue until March - Vimarsana News

UConn trustees express concern about plan to cut tuition increases in half next school year; delay further discussion on issue until March

Some UConn Board of Trustees members are pushing back against a proposal that would cut the school’s scheduled in-state tuition increase for next school year in half, citing concerns about potential revenue loss and requests from UConn administrators to delay further discussion on the issue.