Why It Matters: Connecticut’s new housing law could reshape how and where some residential developments are approved in Wilton, reducing local discretion and prompting town officials to redefine what ...

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Readers' letters for candidates for governor, state Senate, Congress, attorney general and state representative in GMW’s election letters.

Why It Matters: The applications have been withdrawn, but redevelopment remains under consideration. Understanding the unresolved issues helps residents follow what comes next for the School Sisters ...

Who knew, who answered and what remains unresolved? GMW examines Wilton’s Moody’s disclosures, audit decisions and transparency.

Alma Sarelli, a member of Westport’s Representative Town Meeting (RTM), today announced her candidacy for the Connecticut State Senate, seeking to represent the 26th District in Hartford. The seat ...

Hines withdraws its School Sisters redevelopment applications in Wilton after P&Z splits hearings, seeking a new preliminary ...

Boucher discusses storm safety, community events and financial rebuilding, with GMW clarifications on the audit timeline and ...

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Birch and Escalante challenge accounts of their audit discussions. Escalante describes a tense call from Boucher and Savo.