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A Roxbury couple is threatening legal action against town officials after being told that local zoning rules prohibit them from opening up their 50-acre property to hikers and dog walkers — for an hourly fee.

A couple is threatening legal action against town officials after being told that local zoning rules prohibit them from opening up their 50-acre property to hikers and dog walkers — for an hourly fee.

A Roxbury couple is threatening legal action over zoning rules that block them from charging hikers and dog walkers for access to private trails.

Throughout most of her 40 years living on Old Killingly Pond, Susan Rosenstone Larrow had easy access to its placid waters, which she and her neighbors also touted as some of the clearest in the state.

The owner’s proposal to leave the pond with little water drew strong objections from local residents and elected officials

This article first appeared on CT Mirror and is republished here under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Throughout most of her 40 years living on Old Killingly P...

Connecticut's top utility regulator recently sent a letter warning cable provider Optimum that it may have violated state law by not notifying the agency about job cuts to its in-house cable news channel, News 12.

Connecticut’s top utility regulator sent a sharply-worded letter to the cable provider, including noting ‘consistently increasing rates and charges.’