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Monday, March 18, 2024
11:00pm – 12:00am
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Harp Helms New PAC’s Board

Staff reports.

Legal Notice

Tax Abatement Committee meeting on March 26.  Read more. 

Today’s Debates

Booting CitgoBooting NursesBooting TenantsLooting TenantsMuting Dems?Tooting WinTooting DropComputing RiseRedistributin’ PropsShootin’ Rhyme-DropsHigh-Fallutin’ RulesCute n’ FlyStudent DrivesResolutin’ Strives

Glass Tipped To 116 Crown

Bo Sandine toasts a downtown hotspot’s 17-year run.  Bo Sandine reports. 

Want Cash? Sign This Ballot

New voting fraud allegations from … would you believe? … Bridgeport. Jamil Ragland reports.

When The Hero Falls

Mayhem erupts, & bodies fly. Jamil Ragland reports from Lone Survivor 5.

Man, 25, Shot To Death

Staff reports. 

Jury Clears Cop
Who Killed Soulemane

Andrew Brown & Jaden Edison report from court.
• Ko Lyn Cheang: Three failures killed The King.”

Let’s Shake On It

DeLauro pitches boost to gov’t $$ for childcare.  U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro reports. 

Community Organizing Win

Newhallville celebrates upcoming charter school opening (instead of methadone clinic), charts next steps.  Laura Glesby reports. 

Legal Notice

Finance Committee meeting on March 21.  Read more. 

Schools Report Steady
Math, Reading Progress

Maya McFadden reports.

Toni Walker Needs Intel

When will the guv’s office tell New Haven’s state budget-crafter how much ARPA money is left? Keith M. Phaneuf reports.

Pioneer Passes Torch

Christine Stuart, who built up the first online state Capitol news site over 18 years, moves on from CT News Junkie.

TOD Plans Get $1M Boost

Eugene Driscoll reports.

RealMen RealTalk

Fathers share diverse perspectives in group meetings.  Earl McCoy Sr. and Rev. Yvonne McCoy report. 

Clothes, Cops & Weddings

For Jamil Ragland, the art gets personal & real at Real Art Ways 

Sea Wall Split:
Stone v. Speed

Allan Appel reports.

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Happy Pi Day!
• Keith Jarrett provides backdrop to search for patterns in famous ratio’s first 3,200-plus digits, in New Haven. Paul Bass reports.
• Sarah Bass asks Pie Not?” for lunch, in Oakland.

Abortion Underground
Yields Modern Warning

Author stops by WNHH to discuss New Haven’s illegal 19th century abortion industry.  Paul Bass reports. 

Is CNET Right?

Best” local internet providers rated.  Staff reports. 

What’s The Deal?

Wastewater plant’s directors wonder why no one will tell them as corporate shark circles in for takeover. Jasmine Wright reports.

At City Gallery, Artist Esthea Kim looks through the sky.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Mauro Reelected Dem Chair

Vows to modernize party, invite more participation.  Paul Bass reports. 

Prodigy Designer Turns Heads

Lisa Reisman reports.

City Instates First Poet Laureate

Sharmont Influence” Little.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Ban The Box 3.0

New Haven State Rep. Robyn Porter eyes college admissions process. Coral Aponte reports.

Legal Notice

Health & Human Services Committee meeting on March 28.  Read more. 

Legal Notice

Read more. 

Legal Notice

Aldermanic Affairs committee meeting on March 25.  Read more. 

Legal Notice

Legislation Committee meeting on April 2.  Read more. 

Legal Notice

Education Committee meeting on March 27.  Read more. 

Ocean Sells 22 Properties

So far in 2024.  Thomas Breen reports. 

Legal Notice

• Presidential primaries set for April 2.
• Early voting to begin March 26.

4 More Years

Of First Student for NHPS transportation contract, if alders approve.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Students Become Judges, Lawyers

& justice restorers” for peers who made mistakes.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Kona vs. Kona

Factor in rebates, and guess what? Greener’s cheaper. Geremy Schulick reports.

Alarm Sounded On
Potential Dam Collapse

Eugene Driscoll and Jasmine Wright report.

Tea Ascends
The “Legend Ladder”

With ETHOS” line. Mindi Rose Englart reports.

19 Spots Picked For Traffic Cameras

Thomas Breen photo

Transit director Aysola: Human being will review camera footage before automated tickets are sent out.

Proposed 19 locations for red light and speed cameras.

Drivers hell-bent on whipping past the often-ignored red light at Park and South Frontage have only a few more months to avoid an automatic ticket, if a plan announced Monday goes through to put a red light camera there.

Continue reading ‘19 Spots Picked For Traffic Cameras’

Housing Horrors Haunt Hearing

Thomas Breen photo

More of him please: LCI's Javier Ortiz checks out Vernon Street apartments.

Children urinating into buckets. Mice and mushrooms emerging from floorboards. Showering at Planet Fitness!

The first public hearing on the mayor’s proposed new city budget elicited such horror stories — as members of the public came out en masse to push not just for more affordable housing, but for better government oversight of living standards across existing housing stock.

Continue reading ‘Housing Horrors Haunt Hearing’