Jane Freeman stood in her law firm's library earlier this month beaming with pride over her recent success. But it had nothing to do with a case that the land use attorney won. Rather, Freeman was holding up a strange new vegetable that she had pulled from her organic garden in Stamford.
August 16, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Jane Freeman stood in her law firm’s library earlier this month beaming with pride over her recent success. But it had nothing to do with a case that the land use attorney won.
Rather, Freeman was holding up a strange new vegetable that she had pulled from her organic garden in Stamford.
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