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After an 83-year-old architecture professor was attacked at the Lilac Street building site of a Yale-designed house, the university plans to pull out the newly installed foundation—and has decided...
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2013/05/20 20:03
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Lillian Brown listened intently to a scene from a play about white flight in a mythical American town in 1959. It didn’t take the 95-year-old veteran Newhallville political activist long to add some...
2013/05/20 01:03
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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...
2013/05/19 02:03
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As she formally launched her campaign for mayor amid balloons and cotton candy in Edgewood Park, state Sen. Toni Harp promised to build a “new New Haven” free of “political favoritism.” Harp made...
2013/05/17 18:03
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The annual Freddie Fixer Parade, which draws thousands of people from throughout the region to Dixwell Avenue, begins at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Then, at 4 p.m., the seven Democratic candidates for mayor...
2013/05/17 13:04
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After months scrutinizing the mayor’s proposed new city budget, aldermen voted to chip away at a planned property tax increase by leaving some city jobs vacant, reining in police overtime, and...
2013/05/15 21:03
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As he began a campaign to replace outgoing Alderwoman Alfreda Edwards, lawyer Michael Stratton took aim at unions and “political bosses” who he said are wasting taxpayer dollars—by, for example,...
2013/05/15 17:10
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The school board approved a proposal to open the city’s first public Montessori school in 2014, marking a step forward in a new experiment in grassroots, parent-led school reform. At its regular...
2013/05/07 22:03
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Advocates and clients from social justice agencies are asking the questions tonight as six mayoral candidates square off in a debate. You can watch it in person at Gateway Community College or jump...
2013/05/03 17:04
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The city’s seven-course menu of Democratic mayoral candidates is ready for a public grilling—with the first questions coming from New Haveners with some of the most at stake in this fall’s...
2013/05/01 15:03
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Come January, an undocumented immigrant might be able to drive to City Hall with a legal license—and then take a seat on the zoning board or City Plan Commission when he gets there. That could happen...
2013/04/30 16:03
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The curb cut is in on Humphrey, and the signs are up. But the state Department of Social Services is not quite open yet for business in its new offices in town. The agency has been in the process of...
2013/04/26 01:12
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James Dickerson, also known as "Jim Jim," was convicted on charges of distribution of crack cocaine and conspiracy to distribute 28 grams of more of crack cocaine after a four-day trial, said the U.S....
2013/04/23 13:03
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Marty Looney made it official that he’s not running for mayor—and that he’s behind the fellow state senator who is. Looney (pictured), majority leader of the State Senate, has come under intense...
2013/04/22 21:03
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Thanks to state Sen. Martin Looney, the city can continue to tell the state liquor commission about problem bars that shouldn’t have their booze-vending permits re-upped. Looney, who represents New...
2013/04/22 17:04
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Another surprise jolted New Haven’s political landscape Monday as state Sen. Toni Harp announced she has reversed course—and decided to join the race for mayor. Harp (pictured), long considered the...
2013/04/22 13:03
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Longer mayoral terms and better-paid aldermen would strengthen government—or weaken democracy. Such questions prompted a Federalist Papers-like debate among New Haveners conducting a decennial review...
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Two mayoral candidates offered two takes on how to run a clean-money campaign in visits to government offices two floors apart Friday afternoon. Matthew Nemerson was visiting the second-floor city...
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... declared Kaye Harvey: If a new pre-K charter Montessori opens this fall, she said, she’ll have somewhere to send the tots who finish her tiny Montessori operation on Grand...