Letter: Sensible Zoning group ‘misunderstands’ Saugatuck amendment
Rezoning of Saugatuck neighborhood would not create problems envisioned by opponents, the writer asserts.
Read MoreRezoning of Saugatuck neighborhood would not create problems envisioned by opponents, the writer asserts.
Read MoreNew committee advocates for RTM to overturn P&Z’s approval of “Hamlet at Saugatuck” amendment, allowing for more “proactive, thorough and carefully planned” development of the neighborhood.
Read MoreNov 20, 2022 | Education, Environment, Opinion | 0
Sustainable Westport advocates for plans incorporating net zero infrastructure in the new elementary school.
Read MoreNov 11, 2022 | Election '22, Opinion, Politics | 0
Mark Friedman credits local Democratic victories Tuesday to “hard work, vision and patriotism.”
Read MoreNov 4, 2022 | Opinion, Real Estate | 1
In a letter to the editor, Rick Smilow says it’s time to rezone Saugatuck, but with limits.
Read MoreWith Election Day less than a week away, writers comment on candidates.
Read MoreWomen call on fellow women to heed the legacy of suffragists who fought for the right to vote more than a century ago.
Read MoreWith elections looming Nov. 8, writers have mixed views of candidates on the ballot.
Read MoreDisplaying flag of the aggressor in war on Ukraine was a mistake, particularly on United Nations anniversary.
Read MoreOct 24, 2022 | Community, Opinion, Real Estate | 2
The group, which focuses on land-use and planning issues, “enthusiastically” backs proposal that it calls a “rare opportunity.”
Read MoreWestporter is dismayed that Bob Stefanowski, Republican candidate for Governor of Connecticut, would introduce a Parental Bill of Rights, implying parents don’t have a say in their children’s education. They do.
Read MoreReaders from around the 26th District weigh in on their choice for state senator.
Read MoreSave Westport Now urges rejection of current version of zoning amendments proposed for sweeping “Hamlet at Saugatuck” project, noting they also could set precedents for other sections of town.
Read MoreReaders from around the 26th District weigh in on their choice for state senator.
Read MoreRepublican candidate for the 143rd District Nicole T. Hampton says cannabis cons outweigh the pros.
Read MoreWriter asks townspeople to weigh in on plans to redevelop Saugatuck, set for P&Z hearing Monday.
Read MoreBy Jarret Liotta
Read MoreBy Jarret Liotta
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