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Motorcycle Event Q: “Chaos” Or “Joy”?
Like it or not, thousands of motorcyclists will be descending on Forbes Avenue Saturday. So get ready, New Haven.
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Beloved Carrier Bids Route 1311 Farewell
Carol Manago was thrilled to see Chris Maiorano back in the neighborhood. Even if he didn't have his mail satchel with him.
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Landlord Spat Offers Peek Into LLC Deals
That state court case is LH Residential LLC v. Levi Hecht.
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How Chabaso Gets Bread To The Table
The operation has become a staple of New Haven’s food industry.
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Judge Approves Lead-Poisoning Settlement
A state judge Tuesday formally approved the settlement of a contentious class-action child lead-poisoning case.
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Rally Readies Return To School, In Person
The Board of Ed’s Youth, Family & Community Engagement staged the event Monday from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Dalal “Anticipates” Gov't Vaccine Mandate
The Elicker administration is preparing an order requiring city government employees to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Deeper Dive OK'd Into Polluted Newhall Soil
Hamden is expanding a decades-old plan to “clean-up” the Newhall neighborhood.
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Carlson Backs Neighbors On Parks, Airport
The candidate, John Carlson, took those stands during an appearance on WNHH FM’s “Dateline New Haven” program.
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Alders Legislate Live, In Person
Health and life-saving measures were, fittingly, on the agenda.
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Youth Skating Rink Plan Collapses
Melissa Atterberry-Jones, the woman behind a celebrated youth center called “The Village,” had been putting the project together for months.
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Boathouse Fees Bomb At City Plan
The city-owned, state and federally funded waterfront property opened in 2018.
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Family Praises Fatal Shooting Arrest
“I go home at night and I cry,” Arnold Payne said about what life has been like since the shooting death of his daughter, Natosha Gaines.
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Fish Crash Campaign Announcement, Die
Something fishy was going on in Fair Haven Heights — and Patricia Kane was there to promise to get to the bottom of it.
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Officer Heidi Keeps The Peace
A distress call came in from a medical office: A patient was getting “vocal.” They needed help.
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Schools Expect Masks, No Vaccine Mandates
When students return to public school next month in Hamden and New Haven, they will need a mask to enter.
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Elks Club Eyes New Home On County Street
The Elks Club is one step closer to finding — and eventually building — a new Dixwell home.
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Cleanup Crew Stars In A&E Reality Show
The first episode of the show aired Monday night.
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Beacon Goes Bigger On State-Chapel Vision
Beacon indicates that 63 of the 79 total planned new apartments at State and Chapel would be deed-restricted at affordable rental rates.
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For 30 Minutes, They Would Not Be Moved
The clergy members, plus community activist Rodney Williams, began by holding a scheduled press conference outside City Hall at 10:30 a.m.
