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Fazio proposes ‘grand compromise’ on housing while Lamont touts accomplishments

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By Mike Cerulli Verified
| WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT) Verified
MILFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — State Sen. Ryan Fazio pitched a “grand compromise” on housing policy during a wide-ranging roundtable discussion on Wednesday — a conversation that brought together warring sides of one of the state’s most contentious debates. The roundtable included a real estate developer, a local Republican lawmaker, and two policy advocates on opposite ends of the battle over Connecticut’s housing policy future.
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Connecticut officials unsure of cost, time needed to repair Lighthouse Point Park

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By Mike Cerulli Verified
| WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT) Verified
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Recovery efforts at Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven will likely cost millions of dollars, according to Mayor Justin Elicker, who guided Gov. Ned Lamont on a tour of the damage wrought by last week’s storm. Signs of a close brush with total catastrophe were visible within the park’s historic pavilion. Large assemblies of scaffolding have been erected to hold up the structure, which houses Lighthouse Point’s iconic carousel.
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It's a problem: West Haven ordinance seeks to place limits on e-bike use

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By Mike Cerulli Verified
| MSN Verified
WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A proposed ordinance in West Haven could place limits on electric bike use in the city if passed by the city council Monday. Mayor Dorinda Borer said the ordinance comes after weeks of complaints from residents who say the bikes pose a threat to pedestrians. “We know that it's a problem,” Mayor Borer said.
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