BEST OF 2023: How a GOP legislative 'rat' overrode home rule in a small CT town
A CT House Republican's success in blocking a warehouse project near his Middlebury home casts a bright light on the dark art of legislating.
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Federal court sides with Kingston in permit denial of Chestnut Hill boarding house
KINGSTON, N.Y. – A federal justice has ruled against Chestnut Hill owner Joseph Sangi and three unnamed residents with disabilities in a lawsuit against the city challenging the Planning Board’s denial of his special permit renewal in July. The suit claimed that the board’s actions violated the federal Fair Housing Act and that occupants, according […]
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Federal court says Kingston boarding house can't operate while suit over permit denial moves forward – Daily Freeman
KINGSTON, N.Y. — A federal court has denied a boarding house owner’s request to operate while a lawsuit over the city’s permit denial moves forward. Joseph Sangi, owner-operator of the Chestnut Hill boarding house at 106 W. Chestnut St., had his request for a temporary restraining order against the City of Kingston denied by Justice […]
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In Monroe: Commissioners Approve SDD Application
MONROE — The Planning and Zoning Commission approved an application at its meeting on Thursday, August 24, by 255 Monroe Turnpike LLC for the creation of a special development district
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Kingston sued over Chestnut Hill boarding house permit denial
KINGSTON, N.Y.—Chestnut Hill owner Joseph Sangi and three unnamed residents with disabilities filed suit against the city in U.S. District Court on Monday, Aug. 21, after the Planning Board denied his special permit renewal in July, claiming that the board’s actions violated the federal Fair Housing Act and that occupants, according to the filing, “will […]
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