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State screw-ups led to demise of historic Seaside structures - Vimarsana News

State screw-ups led to demise of historic Seaside structures

The word historic is often tossed around too easily, used to describe places and buildings that are simply old. But the buildings at Seaside in Waterford are truly historic, which is why it is such a ...

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Duane Morris Partners and Intellectual Property Practice Ranked by World Trademark Review - Vimarsana News

Duane Morris Partners and Intellectual Property Practice Ranked by World Trademark Review

Duane Morris is pleased to announce that seven of its intellectual property attorneys have been recognized by World Trademark Review 1000 2023—The World’s Leading Trademark Professionals.

Seaside's storied past and promising future - Vimarsana News

Seaside's storied past and promising future

It’s been nearly a decade since the beautiful piece of Waterford shoreline property that once served as a tuberculosis treatment center for children was designated as Seaside State Park. Since that de...

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Amid new plans for Seaside, would-be developer still seeks damages - Vimarsana News

Amid new plans for Seaside, would-be developer still seeks damages

Last July, seven years after asking, Mark Steiner got permission to sue the State of Connecticut for terminating his contract to purchase the former Seaside Sanatorium property in Waterford. Less tha...

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State plan for Seaside: Demolish buildings, spend $7.1 million on "passive park" - Vimarsana News

State plan for Seaside: Demolish buildings, spend $7.1 million on "passive park"

Waterford ― A plan for Seaside State Park will include “the removal of the deteriorated buildings,” the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said Wednesday in its announcemen...

Source: theday.com