Conn. Justices Side With Ritzy Borough In Legal Notice Case

By Brian Steele · June 13, 2024, 3:00 PM EDT

The borough of Fenwick, Connecticut, provided adequate legal notice of zoning changes that would allow for short-term home rentals, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday, rejecting arguments that officials published their...

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