Vrbo Host Is Breaking Zoning Regs, Conn. High Court Told

By Brian Steele · March 27, 2024, 10:16 PM EDT

Some justices of the Connecticut Supreme Court signaled on Wednesday that a lower court may have failed to provide a workable definition of the word "residence" when deciding that a Branford-based...

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