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Fairfield Minuteman

Location

Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 2005

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Unease marks hearing on Easton plan

Easton planners heard cautious feedback at Helen Keller Middle School as residents debated a Master Plan featuring Village Districts aimed at historic gathering places. Critics warned the districts could invite unintended development while preserving rural character drew praise from Citizens For Easton, though concerns remained about safeguards and specifics.

Easton Planning and Zoning Commission Helen Keller Middle School Cleo Sonnebourn P&z Commission Verne Gay Citizens For Easton CFE Gay

Easton Book Parade features costumes from library event

In Easton the annual Book Parade kicks off with participants portraying familiar figures. The three little pigs and cast members Makano Takeuchi Christopher Seton and Brady Seton line up for the start as costume judges Sharon Daniel and Kelley Gile inspect outfits. More photos inside on page A3.

Three Little Pigs Makano Takeuchi Christopher Seton Brady Seton Easton Library Sharon Daniel Kelley Gile

Debating the Towns Open Space and Growth

Incumbent Ken neth Flatto and challenger Jack Stone clashed over taxes development and open space in Fairfield during the League of Women Voters first selectman candidate debate. Stone criticized Stone Ridge Condominiums and a proposed 900000 square foot train station complex while Flatto praised open space purchases and a smaller third train station project. Stone urged bipartisan zoning review to curb overdevelopment and McMansions amid a capacity crowd at Fairfield Public Library.

Kenneth Flatto Jack Stone League of Women Voters First Selectman Fairfield Public Library Rotary Room Selectman Denise Dougiello Stephen Elworthy Kiki Karpen Connecticut League of Women Voters Stone Flatto Stone Ridge Commerce Drive Republican First

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