Connecticut town's demolition plan for historic home opposed by state panel
A Connecticut town purchased a historic two-family home for $455,000. The town plans to demolish it to create parking for a new library. The state's Historic Preservation Council has voted unanimously to intervene. The council asked the attorney general to stop the demolition to protect the historic district.
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