Century-Old Dry Cleaner Closes
by Allan Appel | Jun 20, 2018 3:39 pm | Comments (1)
Green’s Cleaners is no more.
Business/Labor/ Economic Development
Demolition Clock Still Ticking On Venerable Bank Building
by Allan Appel | Jun 18, 2018 3:01 pm | Comments (1)
Among fourth-year urban planning student Seamus Joyce-Johnson’s favorite buildings to visit in New Haven is a 1948-era late Art Deco or “art moderne” structure on Elm Street near Orange — the long vacant, old Webster bank building at 80 Elm St.
He’s going to have to make a lot of visits within the next month or two, because the demolition clock is ticking away.
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Bender Stays, Expands
by Serena Cho | Jun 15, 2018 1:37 pm | Comments (2)
Mayor Toni Harp, Economic Development Officer Matthew Nemerson and other city officials gathered Thursday afternoon for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Bender New Haven’s 21,000 square foot showroom at 335 East St. in the Mill River district.
King’s Block Changes Hands; Historic Building Endures
by Allan Appel | Jun 15, 2018 8:00 am | Comments (1)
The owner sells the oldest surviving Federalist commercial building in the area to her tenant.
When they raise their glasses to mark the occasion, they toast not each other or to the deal they have just signed, but to “202 years of beauty in Fair Haven. May it go on.”
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“Health Haven” Hub Hits Downtown
by Thomas Breen | Jun 14, 2018 2:08 pm | Comments (3)
A new innovation incubator will provide healthcare startups with funding, expertise, industry connections, and complementary office space in downtown New Haven, just a few blocks from the city’s universities and hospitals.
6 Local Startups Ready To Fly
by Carly Wanna | Jun 14, 2018 8:29 am
With help from a New Haven start-up backer, a new New Haven company is hoping that people will start broadening their social circles while simultaneously enjoying a homecooked meal prepared by local chefs.
Artists Go Back In Time At Ex-Clock Factory
by Markeshia Ricks | Jun 12, 2018 2:46 pm | Comments (4)
Before the new owners of the historic Hamilton Street Clock Factory seal it up and begin the arduous process of turning it into artist lofts, a few ghosts returned to haunt the buildings abandoned halls.
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Guv: Progress Can’t Come With Discrimination
by Allison Park | Jun 7, 2018 7:53 am | Comments (1)
Connecticut can’t prosper if some groups get left out of the equation, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy told a crowd in New Haven Wednesday evening.
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Port-To-Train Study Is On The Way
by Thomas Breen | Jun 6, 2018 5:09 pm | Comments (5)
The New Haven Port now has $500,000 to spend to figure out how best to connect freight rail lines and the city’s port authority so that more and more incoming cargo is carried by train rather than by truck.
Neville Wisdom Moves Back Downtown
by Serena Cho | Jun 5, 2018 7:58 pm
Neville Wisdom, a New Haven-based fashion designer born and raised in Jamaica, is back downtown.
