In his Monday address to the City Council, citizen budget scrutineer John Marshall Lee highlighted taxpayer savings, including the city print shop, declaring “Perhaps we
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Filmmaker Seeks Access To Ganim-Case Wiretaps, Federal Judge Recuses Himself
U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer has recused himself from presiding over a federal complaint by Fairfield-based filmmaker Thomas K. Reilly who seeks disclosure
Read moreTheater Development Deal, Meter Maelstrom On Council Agenda
The city’s “memorandum of understanding” with Manhattan-based Exact Capitol Group to redevelop the shuttered Poli-Majestic Theaters will be referred to the City Council’s Contracts Committee
Read moreCommencing Monday, City Will Amend Downtown Meter Regulations
UPDATE: Following a public outcry led by retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez, the city has revamped Downtown meter parking regulations including the length of
Read moreCelebrating 10 Years Of OIB
At OIB we love blackmail photos and we have a bunch for you following our 10th anniversary party at Trattoria ‘A Vucchella Wednesday night. Yes,
Read moreGrace Period Delayed For Downtown Parking Meters
Taken to task by retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez who pushed back on her $40 parking meter ticket, the city is still working out
Read more‘I Prefer An Engaging Rogue To A Complete Fool’
Leave it to retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez to assess the state of affairs in city politics. Fresh off taking the city to task
Read moreGeneral Lee Pulls Out Boots For Public Hearing
Citizen fiscal watchdog John Marshall Lee was among the taxpayers addressing city counselors at a budget public hearing Tuesday night, and brought with him his
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