TCORS Law Firm held its 27th Annual Golf Outing at Pequot Golf Club to raise funds for two local nonprofit organizations on October 7th. Thanks to participants’ and matching donations from the firm, more than $5,000 was raised during this year’s golf scramble, which drew in over 80 golfers and guests. Over the course of the last […]
Tag Archives: William Sweeney
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Nov
Nov
Tobin, Carberry, O’Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C. of New London, Connecticut is pleased to announce that 6 of the firm’s attorneys were recognized by Best Lawyers®. Three of the firm’s partners were included in the 2021 edition of The Best Lawyers in America©, and three attorneys (two partners and one associate attorney) were included in […]
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Dec
Dec
The team at Tobin, Carberry, O’Malley, Riley & Selinger, P.C. want to wish a big congratulations to the firm’s four attorneys who have been recognized as Super Lawyers or Rising Stars for the 2019 Connecticut Super Lawyers class. Attorney Glenn T. Carberry was recognized as a top rated Utilities attorney, selected in 2006 and 2019. […]
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Nov
Nov
The developer of a controversial Burger King abutting the historic Norwichtown colonial burial ground announced a settlement Wednesday with the Norwich Historical Society that calls for the developer to enhance the buffer zone between the properties and to donate additional plantings to create buffers behind other commercial properties on Town Street. The Burger King project […]
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Oct
Oct
The planning commission Tuesday approved a controversial plan for a Burger King restaurant with a drive-thru on Town Street, the rear property line abutting the historic Colonial Era burial ground. While planning commission members said they were sympathetic with concerns by the many opponents who attended two public hearing rounds to voice objections to the […]
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Sep
Sep
The Planning and Zoning Commission has loosened some restrictions on creation of new housing, restrictions that some developers viewed as an obstacle to redevelopment in the city. The changes will make renovations and adaptive reuse of historic buildings more economically feasible and open up more areas for development, said local attorney Bill Sweeney, who successfully […]
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Jun
Jun
A beer, cider and wine permit was approved Wednesday night for a Newington recreational ax throwing venue set to open in late July or early August. Questions during the zone and planning commission meeting centered not on the safety of mixing alcohol and axes but also on whether the facility would have ample parking spaces, […]
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May
May
The owners of Seaport Marine on Washington Street are proposing a redevelopment of the 11.5-acre site with construction of a second restaurant, a 40-room boutique hotel, commercial space, apartments, townhouses and single-family homes, as well as a public-access boardwalk. The Stonington Planning and Zoning Commission held a workshop Tuesday night to discuss the proposal with […]
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Oct
Oct
TCORS recently held its 22nd Annual Golf Outing to help raise donations for two local nonprofit organizations. The outing was held at Pequot Golf Club in Stonington, Connecticut on October 6th and yielded more than 100 attendees in total throughout the day. More than 80 golfers participated in this year’s golf scramble to raise money […]
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Oct
Oct
The Stonington Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved scaled-back plans to develop the vacant Mystic Color Lab property into 42 townhouse condominiums in seven buildings. The site plan approval was the second and final approval that the Greylock Property Group needed to develop the $20 million project known as Mystic Harbor Landing on […]
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