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Naomi Otterness - Vimarsana News

Naomi Otterness

Naomi was born October 28, 1941 to George and Saima Wastila in Superior, Wisconsin. She passed away November 8, 2023 from cancer. Her family moved to Brooklyn where she saw Jackie Robinson play for the Dodgers and when she was 10, they moved back to Superior. She was a Wisconsin Scholar at the University of Wisconsin majoring in chemistry education. She went to graduate school in chemistry at USC doing research on organo-phosphorus compounds. It was there she met her husband, Ivan Otterness.

Developer proposes 26 affordable homes in Ledyard; neighbors object - Vimarsana News

Developer proposes 26 affordable homes in Ledyard; neighbors object

Ledyard — A new development company, Avery Brook Homes, LLC, is seeking to construct 26 single-family homes on a 9-acre site off Stoddards Wharf Road. Members of the public will be able to voice thei...

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The Day - P&Z alternate appointment in Ledyard becomes controversial - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - P&Z alternate appointment in Ledyard becomes controversial - News from southeastern Connecticut

Some councilors don't want to appoint Hilary Evans to the same Planning and Zoning Commission alternate seat she vacated last year.

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The Day - Ledyard bipartisanship, not authoritarianism - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Ledyard bipartisanship, not authoritarianism - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published July 19. 2021 6:01PM  The residents of Ledyard can be extremely proud of the performance of those elected to the office of mayor, the Town Council, and the Board of Education. For many years, those officials have done what is best for Ledyard, regardless of party affiliation. It has been more than two decades since partisan politics was a significant factor in decisions made within town government. Therefore, I am troubled that in her letter of July 12, Rebecca Graebner, herself a veteran of town government in the 21st century, would attribute a Town Council vote of 7-1 (clearly a...

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