North Haven News

With unemployment at its highest levels in decades and companies across the region enduring grave difficulties, we find ourselves thinking the unthinkable: The future of greater New Haven looks better to us than it has in years.

The city is ready to inoculate schoolkids - it's just waiting for the H1N1 vaccine to arrive.

The owner of a Woodmont beach house is in hot water for allegedly not providing any to an elderly tenant.

A Connecticut judge has entered a not guilty plea on behalf of a man charged in the death of his 4-month-old niece.

Members of the Humanitarian Aid Club and Key Club at North Haven High School will be out trick-or-treating on Saturday night, but they won't be asking for candy.

Need to take a few years off your skin and ease that runny nose? Botox may be the answer according to a recent study.

The sun was setting the other night as "Messy" rode by Congress Market on his bike.

North Haven police have arrested a local man in connection with the death of his 4-month-old niece, who authorities say suffered multiple blunt force trauma while in his care.

Submitted by Joanne Kelleher on 2009-10-25.   Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from Sleeping Giant District are collecting non-perishable food items on Saturday, November 14, as part of their 21st annual "Scouting for Food" program to collect food for the needy.

A special event honored a fallen Connecticut Marine in Milford. Monroe native Kevin Dempsey died in Iraq on Nov.

Saint Lawrence School, 231 Main St, has openings in its PreK-3 and PreK-4 programs.

The Department of Environmental Protection has released the name of a hunter who was found dead in a North Haven marsh Monday night.

The parks department is in the process of installing 24 new bicycle racks throughout the city's parks.

What sort of neighbor should a cemetery be? That question underlies the struggle - now winding down - between Grove Street Cemetery, the oldest continuously operated incorporated cemetery in the United States, and Yale University , the expansion-minded institution that almost completely surrounds it.

Leave just a few of these insects alive, and within a matter of days, depending on the temperature, the blood-suckers will be back in your bed.

Presentation Of 'Suburbia' -- A New Comedy By Local Playwright People Submitted by Brett Epstein on 2009-10-14.   Attend the presentation of an original new play "Suburbia," Friday, Nov.

Several trees will be removed this week to make room for dozens of new parking spaces at Wooster Manor.

Classical accordionist Mary Tokarski will present a program of classical and contemporary music on Sunday.

If photography is the art of light, what happens when architects, who trade in solid masses, pick up the camera? The result: a vision of the world and the city filled with design and drama.

Last month, the Connecticut Post ran a story about Jay Tyler, who, through no fault of his own, has what could be described as the most bizarre driveway in Fairfield County.