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Hotel-To-Homeless Shelter Plan OK’d
The board approved plans to spend $6.9 million in mostly federal funds to buy a Days Inn hotel and convert it into a homeless shelter.

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The board approved plans to spend $6.9 million in mostly federal funds to buy a Days Inn hotel and convert it into a homeless shelter.

The assistant police chief said the department says “No” to chases “95 percent of the time,” but police detail how this situation played out
The former bank will see new life as a club and special events space.
The star said the major movie studio in New Haven is “definitely happening,” but they need to “regroup a bit.”
The new local legislation targets automobile drivers who attach speakers to their cars and drive around playing extremely loud music.
“It is unbelievably unethical that someone would steal this amount of money from taxpayers, from children,” Mayor Justin Elicker said.
New Haven could lose its last remaining movie theater as “creative new offerings” are being evaluated for the space, according to officials.
Hamden’s search for a police chief has entered its second year.
A construction worker was buried in rubble after falling into a 30-foot hole where a concrete deck collapsed, and needed to be pulled out.
A popular ice cream shop won’t be offering alcohol anytime soon after a court settlement reversed prior approval to serve booze & soft serve
The teacher pleaded with the school board to help save the students and staff from seeing drug overdoses on the property and other issues.
The new speed tables come around seven months after a man was killed, and several people were injured in an apparent drag racing crash.
The approval comes roughly a year and a half after the historic mansion and surrounding properties were purchased for $2.6 million.
A fire official said the damage inside the restaurant was extensive.
Plans call for a cannabis dispensary to be located in the main stage area of the former Long Wharf Theatre.
The landlord’s bid to evict a nonpaying tenant was turned down after a judge ruled the withholding of rent was justified.
The anti-semitic leaflets were found around Hamden and New Haven this past week.
A Global investor plans to spend $220M on constructing an 11-story lab and office building on part of the former New Haven Coliseum site.
The owner of the storied club has reached a deal to sell the business, but the new owners say it will continue, maybe with food served.
Hamden shredded more than 100 police internal affairs files while a police commissioner’s request for them was pending.