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Rooming House Retreats

by Thomas MacMillan | May 9, 2012 8:09 am | Comments (13)

Over two dozen Cedar Hill neighbors showed up with media in tow at the the Board of Zoning Appeals, girded for battle with a property owner looking to legitimize its illegal rooming house. But there was no fight to be had.

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On New Turf, Officer Tyson Gathers Intel

by Thomas MacMillan | Apr 25, 2012 11:30 am | Comments (4)

On his first day as a walking-beat cop in Cedar Hill, Charles Tyson set about learning the lay of the land, including figuring out which teenagers can leap over chain-link fences.

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Rooming House Riles Cedar Hill

by Thomas MacMillan | Feb 14, 2012 2:20 pm

After years of neighborhood complaints, a notorious landlord is looking to legitimate an alleged illegal rooming house. Neighbors like Marie Gallo are looking for an opportunity to shut it down altogether.

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Source Of Q River Oil Leak Sought

by Allan Appel | Oct 26, 2011 1:47 pm | Comments (6)

Months after oil slicks surfaced on the Quinnipiac River, an environmental firm got the OK to find out the source of the pollution.

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Cops Follow Their Noses

by Staff | Oct 23, 2011 11:04 am | Comments (3)

New Haven Police Officers Jarrod Boyce, Chris Simon, and Marcin Podsiad thought they smelled marijuana as they patrolled the Cedar Hill neighborhood. They did—and they made a bust.

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Cops Arrest Two For Crack In Cedar Hill

by Staff | Aug 4, 2011 4:15 pm | Comments (1)

A Wednesday search and seizure led to two arrests and 42 packets of crack cocaine recovered.

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A Cedar Hill Welcome

by Rebecca Turcio | Jun 6, 2011 2:32 pm | Comments (14)

Cedar Hill activist Rebecca Turcio sent in this write-up and these photos from an event in the neighborhood this past weekend.

Reclaiming their historical name one step at a time.

That is what the Cedar Hill Community has been spending the better part of a decade doing.

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Gas Station Crash

by Thomas MacMillan | Feb 1, 2011 4:07 pm | Comments (3)

With cops closing in on him at a Hess filling station, an alleged drug dealer stepped on the gas, smashed into a minivan and came to rest on top of a snowbank.

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First Snow-tos

by Staff | Dec 26, 2010 5:09 pm | Comments (9)

(Updated) The snowstorm barely got going before Independent readers caught some memorable images.

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It Came Down To A Penalty Kick

by Cristina Costantini | Oct 11, 2010 7:01 am | Comments (9)

After two hard-fought halves, the score stood at 0-0. The season would now come down to penalty kicks.

The Tiburones Rojos (or “Red Sharks”) scored three goals. Club Peru scored two. If the Peruvians wanted a chance at victory, they needed to send the last kick past the goalie.

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