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A state commission has dismissed Hill Alder Angel Hubbard’s complaint alleging that her opponent Miguel Pittman promised food to homeless people in exchange for their votes. The post SEEC Dismisses Alder-Election Complaint appeared first on New Haven Independent .
Nicoll Street resident and frequent marathoner Gavin Arnold sets sights on improving city processes, in his bid to succeed Caroline Tanbee Smith. The post Runner Runs For Ward 9 Alder appeared first on New Haven Independent .
Jitter Bus Coffee has won permission to sell wine and beer at its brick-and mortar location, now that the Board of Zoning Appeals has approved a special exception to that effect. The post Jitter Cafe Cleared To Sell Beer, Wine appeared first on New Haven Independent .
According to press releases sent out by Martin Looney, Rosa DeLauro, and Richard Blumenthal. The post State Sends $350K For Special Ed Programming, Feds Send $100K For Amistad Exhibit Upgrades appeared first on New Haven Independent .
A fight outside of a Derby Avenue apartment complex on Thursday morning ended with someone shot and killed -- marking the city's eighth homicide of the year so far. The post Man Shot Dead On Derby Avenue appeared first on New Haven Independent .
The Loop by Hachiroku has opened a second Japanese grocery store and market, this time at the "Square 10" development at the ex-Coliseum site -- marking the local restaurant's fifth location to open in and around downtown in the past four years. The post Hachiroku Expands, Again — With A 2nd “Loop” Market appeared first on New Haven Independent .
Legal notice. The post Aldermanic Affairs Committee Agenda – Aug. 24 appeared first on New Haven Independent .
As demolition of the former Sports Haven building got pushed back by still a few more days, Robert Greenberg and Stephanie Smelser and Gio Tirollo all found their way to the Long Wharf venue's parking lot on Wednesday -- to share memories about, and collect fragments from, a New Haven landmark. The post Sports Haven Demo Watchers Hurry Up & Wait appeared first on New Haven Independent .
Is the deli down the block from John C. Daniels School a source of good coffee and community spirit, or a “hot spot” for open substance use and drug dealing? The zoning board heard those competing narratives -- and voted to allow the deli to open as early as 6 a.m. The post Zoners Strike Deli-Hour Compromise appeared first on New Haven Independent .
Rosa Pepper-Macias earns 3rd-party spot for seat being vacated by Martin Looney. The post Socialist Makes State Senate Ballot appeared first on New Haven Independent .
