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The aerial homes have been clustering on Howard Avenue and Sea Street.

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The aerial homes have been clustering on Howard Avenue and Sea Street.

Hundreds of firefighters flooded city streets Thursday to honor and march for Firefighter Ricardo Torres, Jr.
New Haven Public Schools was the only district in Connecticut not to offer any in-person classes in September.
Inside the stainless steel interior of the cart, Chang was spooning rice into a container.
T.O.P That BBQ, formerly known as Dperv’s Top BBQ, is reopening at a new spot near the corner of Whalley and Hobart Street.
New Haven Academy’s Kelly K. Hope and her students are already on the case.
The roughly two-hour virtual meeting was held online via Zoom and YouTube Live.
Should the Board of Education return to in-person meetings, now that schools are reopen? Or stay virtual?
Two “investment bros” pulled up to Exchange Street, ready to scope out a small rental property.
Kevin Blackman was back in the courtroom where he was first sentenced to 24-plus years in federal prison.
That rally, march, car caravan, and protest took place Wednesday afternoon on Prospect Street between Grove and Edwards Streets.
A tense standoff on Livingston Street between a barricaded man, local cops and federal agents ended peacefully when the suspect surrendered.
Airport and statewide elected officials made that announcement during a press conference Thursday morning.
Miguel Pittman Jr. is putting down roots in the neighborhood once again — this time with the help of a city-built affordable home.
Bottle deposit machines on every corner. Breezes free of incinerated trash particles. No litter in sight.
Ban menthol cigarettes? Some smokers, trying to quit, welcomed the idea.
Who — or what — caused 2.1 million gallons of sewage to spill into the Mill River last summer?