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Groton Town Manager John Burt said the town recently became aware, through a letter it received, of charges from 2004 involving the developer of a proposed mixed-use village at the Mystic Education Center when he was operating a plumbing company in New York.
Burt said at this point, the misdemeanor incident from more than 15 years ago does not impact the project.
“Of course, we take any known impropriety seriously,” Burt said. “We looked into it. I had a long discussion with Mr. (Jeffrey) Respler. He answered all the questions I had satisfactorily.”
“I have all the faith in Respler Homes and Mr. Respler,” added Burt, who said he wouldn’t want an old misdemeanor to derail the project.
White House fountains dyed green for St. Patrickâs Day, dancers line up at Irish embassy
By Stephanie Weaver
White House fountain dyed green for St. Patrickâs Day
The White House celebrated St Patrickâs Day on Wednesday, March 17, by dyeing its North Lawn fountain green, timelapse footage shows. (Credit: White House via Storyful)
WASHINGTON - In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the White House featured a display of green water in the fountains on the north and south lawns. Meanwhile, Irish dancers lined up to perform in front of Ireland’s embassy to mark the holiday.
One of the tinted green fountains was photographed by Rep. Brendan Boyle on Wednesday.