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Memo: “N-Word” Principal Could Be Fired
The attorney, Tom Mooney of the firm Shipman & Goodwin, offered that counsel to the schools administration in a May 18 memo.
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NHPD Test Results Pose Diversity Challenge
The department currently has nine lieutenant positions open.
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City Rushes To Buy State Office-Warehouse
The city last appraised 424 Chapel St. as worth $2,523,900.
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Refugees Gather: “This Is Now Our Family”
The occasion was a gathering of refugees and community members in East Rock Park to celebrate World Refugee Day.
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“N-Word” Report Released; Principal Apologizes For “Disgusting” Remarks
The report concerns two incidents in March involving Laura Roblee, at the time the principal of Pre-K-8 Brennan-Rogers School in West Hills.
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186 More Wooster Sq. Apts. Planned
Yet another batch of apartments are on tap for Wooster Square's expanding downtown edge — and a closed road will reopen.
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Staffers On “N-Word”: “Today We Speak”
'There was no communication to our staff; we were and still are completely left in the dark.'
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Mayor Blasted For “N-Word” Flap $-Raising
Elicker responded that he is pushing behind the scenes for public release of the full investigatory report leading to the demotion.
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“Profiteer” Set Up In City Amid Fraud Probe
The filing comes in the federal case Murphy Medical Associates LLC v. Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company.
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16 Years Later, He Made It To Commencement
Rev. Quavon Newton spoke Wednesday at the James Hillhouse High School graduation he never had.
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Slain Boxer's Brother Shot Dead In The Hill
Richard Whitaker Jr. watched a gunman shoot his brother dead in the Hill. Tuesday night, he, too, was shot dead on the neighborhood streets.
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School Reborn As 30 “Affordable” Apts
The city cut the ribbon Wednesday on 30 new “affordable” apartments on the street, inside the rehabbed former Welch Annex School.
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Fire Deputy Promoted, Right Before Court
Herschel Wadley's name was on two agendas Tuesday.
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NHA Graduate Makes Good On A Promise
“You can do better,” Tony Coleman's aunt told him.
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Carrots, Squash, Kale Move Into Vacant Lot
Addie Kimbrough envisioned a community garden in the vacant plot of land opposite her house where neighborhood kids and seniors could plant.
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Principal Demoted Over Racial Slur
Laura Roblee was first placed on leave in late March pending an investigation into her alleged use of a racial slur.
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“OK” Crew Responds To 1st Responders
Firefighters and their families gathered in First Calvary Baptist Church to attempt to quell a “fire within.”
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Drop-In Center Opens For Homeless
DESK’s drop-in facility is open Sunday to Friday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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State Official Grows Local Landlord Biz
That public official/private landlord is Alexandra Daum.
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Sex Predator's Tax Breaks Advance Again
So, if there was no vote Thursday night, what did happen? And why did the meeting matter at all?