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Fire Displaces 3 People, 16 Cats
Firefighters rescued three women and 16 cats from a three-family house that caught on fire Monday afternoon.
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Avelo Enters Deportation Biz
The budget airline that has made Tweed its East Coast hub is working with the Trump administration to run deportation flights out of Arizona
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Vacancies, 'Underfunding' Keep Libraries Closed On Sundays
Three years after Mayor Justin Elicker announced that the city’s public libraries would be open on Sundays, all five branches remain closed.
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Kia Boyz Concerns Race Thru Newhallville
“What does a 13-year-old know about having a gun?” a man said during the community event. The room filled with sighs and shaking heads.
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Alder Seeks $12M For Wrongful Conviction
After spending 23 years in prison, the local official is making a case that his pardon validates his innocence & a $12M award from the state
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Taxman Shutters Donut Shop
The donut shop has been suspended by the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
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Gun Found, No Arrest Yet In 8‑Year-Old’s Shooting Death
Police found a gun with an extended magazine in the backyard of the house where an 8-year-old child was shot and killed.
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Smoke Shop Regs Signed Into Law
Speakers hailed the new local regulations as promoting public health at a time when smoke shops have proliferated across New Haven.
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Clemente Principal: ‘Allow Your Child To Grieve’
The school community is mourning the death of an 8-year-old boy, who was described as a “vibrant and beloved second grader.”
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Who's To Blame For $702 Electric Bill?
Tenants and supporters staged a rally Tuesday to protest high utility costs, among other concerns, at their apartment complex.
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Dad Awaits Reunion With Kidnapped Daughter
“It was a moment of joy,” the man said of a phone call with his long-lost daughter, “but we understand that this process is not over.”
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Blake Street Fire Displaces 32
A heavy fire destroyed three apartments, damaged another five, and displaced 32 people from an apartment complex in New Haven.
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Netanyahu’s Son Starts New Haven Biz
The oldest son of the Israeli prime minister has formed a company in New Haven and bought a house to boost his work.
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City Cites Toad’s Place — For Making History
City officials presented Toad’s Place with two official proclamations as part of the legendary club’s 50th anniversary event.
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IRIS To Shutter Main Office
The agency is closing its main doors and shifting to remote work and satellite locations after losing millions of dollars in federal funding
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Hillhouse Celebrates Black History Every Day
103-year-old Mary Etta Atkinson Joyner was among the honorees at Hillhouse High School’s Black History Month celebration.
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Elicker, Garrett Split On Homeless Bill
New Haven and Hamden might be neighbors on a map, but at a hearing at the state Capitol, the two municipalities were far apart.
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Boss Threatens To Call Immigration On Ex-Worker
A pay dispute at a downtown restaurant ended with the boss threatening to call immigration authorities, & with activists demanding respect.
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Parents: No Teacher = Big Problem
Parents spoke out at a school board meeting regarding concerns about second-grade students falling behind while a teacher is on sick leave.
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Grab The Popcorn: Film Fight At Capitol
Should Connecticut movie theaters have to publish accurate start times for films and previews — or else face $1,000 false-advertising fines?
