16 hrs ago | New Haven Independent
2,000 Cheer On A Revived Freddie
A little drizzle didn't stop "Action Jackson," Spiderman, the Mob Squad, and far-flung drill teams from rolling, stomping and roaring down Dixwell Avenue Sunday for the annual Freddie Fixer parade.
16 hrs ago | New Haven Independent
Mass Transit The Winner At Mayoral Debate
Sundiata Keitazulu took the city bus Sunday to a mayoral candidates' debate - and discovered many of his opponents had not done so in years, in part, they said, because of a "broken" transit system.
17 hrs ago | Connecticut Post
Senate OKs curbs on teen tanning
A bill aimed at prohibiting those under the age of 18 from using commercial tanning beds was amended on the state Senate floor last week, sparking complaints from health advocates who say there is clear evidence of the dangers of youngsters contracting skin cancer from using the facilities.
The city went public Tuesday with phase one of a developer's plan for the Coliseum lot: A strollable "town square" with five- or six-story apartment buildings; top-of-the-line wine shops and restaurants; and a "woonerf" - a special lane for pedestrians and cyclists, not drivers - that takes you to State Street.
Naugatuck Gets Close to $1 Million for Downtown Environmental Cleanup
Naugatuck will receive close to $1 million to clean up a contaminated former industrial property downtown that the borough plans to buy this week.
$2M State Grant Will Go Toward Redevelopment Of Newington Property
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy came to town Monday to announce a $2 million state grant for demolition and clean up of the long-derelict National Welding factory, clearing the way for the property's eventual redevelopment.
Stag Arms Owner Unveils Modified Rifles That May Be Legal In CT
Stag Arms Introduces Modified Rifle The newly designed Stag-22, left. and the Stag AR-15, right, is illegal, the Stag-22 is legal in Connecticut.
Fernandez Inherits The Building Trades
The first union leaders have spoken in this year's mayoral race - and thrown their institutional weight behind Henry Fernandez, a former top aide to a man they supported for decades.
Seeing that we are already into the second week of May I have to make some overdue announcements before they become long overdue.
Superintendent Search Extended
After public criticism that its search was too rushed, the school board is taking more time to hear public feedback and find the right candidate to replace outgoing schools Superintendent Reginald Mayo.
If finals leave you barking mad, maybe therapy dog can help
Quinnipiac University students Liana Vicari, left, of Commack, NY, and Elan DeLuca, of Princeton, NJ, spend some time with therapy dog Aubry, while participating in a occupational therapy study at the school's North Haven, Conn.
Advocates and clients from social justice agencies are asking the questions tonight as six mayoral candidates square off in a debate.
Reader Submitted: North Haven Chief Elected Official, Michael J....
North Haven 's Chief Elected Official, Michael J. Freda was recently appointed by the Governor's office to be a member of the Connecticut Police Officer Standards and Training Council .
With Slate Set, The Debate Begins
The event is entitled the "New Haven Mayoral Social Justice Debate." It begins Tuesday night at 6 p.m. in the north wing cafeteria of Gateway Community College's downtown campus.
Voice of the People: May 1, 2013
Governor Malloy's trip to the White House Correspondent's dinner is getting some backlash because People Magazine footed the bill.
Milford, Hamden, North Haven Forge Agreement on Bearcat Police Vehicle
Madison Art Cinema, Madison, CT - Thrives against all odds
In Orange, Connecticut, the cineplex closed down. In North Haven, CT, the cineplex is often empty during the afternoons during the week.
Father Jim's Camera Brings Justice, Again
The last time Father James Manship whipped out his camera to capture wrongdoing, his video helped lead to a federal probe of mendacious East Haven cops who harassed immigrants.
A New Breed Of Doctor, From New School
With the health care system swamped by the Affordable Care Act and a physician shortage threatening the future of health care, the medical community has called for more medical schools to produce more doctors - specifically, more primary care physicians.
Such questions prompted a Federalist Papers-like debate among New Haveners conducting a decennial review of the city's charter.