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Connecticut shoreline towns need new zoning

By , The Associated Press

Even before Superstorm Sandy slammed into Connecticut and the rest of the Northeast, a state task force that studied the impact of the damage from previous storms concluded that towns along the shoreline need to adopt zoning laws to account for rising sea levels.

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