Shortly thereafter, Stevenson and her clients instigated a similar lawsuit in Waterbury Superior Court against Woodbury, Bethlehem and Region 14. Stevenson represents residents of Woodbury and Bethlehem who, although they have not taken a public position, appear to be opposed to spending the money on the school.
In December 2013, a Litchfield Superior Court judge then ruled that the high school referendum vote was valid. At that point, Woodbury and Bethlehem asked that Stevenson’s Waterbury lawsuit be dismissed. The judge issued no ruling at that point, and Stevenson, among others, was under the impression that there would be no further action on the school project until the Waterbury case was resolved.
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