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Mass. man reportedly stabbed by several people in New Haven
A man from Massachusetts was reportedly stabbed by several people in New Haven on Saturday night. Officers responded to Yale New Haven Hospital’s emergency department around 7:10 p.m. for a report of a stabbing victim who had walked in. According to police, the 19-year-old man from Massachusetts did not say anything about what happened, but said it happened somewhere...
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New Haven celebrates its AAPI businesses
New Haven’s mayor and other community leaders came out Friday to help celebrate and promote more than 100 AAPI-owned businesses in the city.
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Affordable housing is coming to State Street in New Haven
More new housing is coming to New Haven. Plans for a building on State Street were unveiled Friday morning, and there’s a greater focus on making this one more affordable.
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Pilot dies on flight headed to Tweed New Haven Airport, report says
A pilot died after crashing a plane that was headed to Tweed New Haven Airport last week, according to a report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). A preliminary report into a deadly plane crash on May 2 is shedding light on what happened in the moments leading up to the crash. Investigators said a small plane took off…
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Tenant unions celebrate wins in New Haven
On Thursday, tenants were rallying and fighting for fair leases and better living conditions in New Haven and it comes after some tenant unions have notched successes as they look to improve the places where they live.
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Tenant unions celebrate wins in New Haven
On Thursday, tenants were rallying and fighting for fair leases and better living conditions in New Haven and it comes after some tenant unions have notched successes as they look to improve the places where they live. “I’d say we feel like we accomplished a lot. And really it’s just a start,” said Zach Postle of New Haven. Postle...
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Improvements made in New Haven's West Rock neighborhood for pedestrian safety
Roads in the West Rock neighborhood of New Haven are getting major improvements to keep pedestrians and bicyclists safe.
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Improvements made in New Haven's West Rock neighborhood for pedestrian safety
Roads in the West Rock neighborhood of New Haven are getting major improvements to keep pedestrians and bicyclists safe. Phase I included a new bus stop, new speed bumps and new signs along Wintergreen Avenue and Springside Avenue near Common Ground High School. “That on its own makes me feel safer every day and makes students feel safer every day,”…
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Lost in New Haven Museum prepares for grand opening of newest location
Around every corner at the “Lost in New Haven Museum,” there’s a special memory for some and something new to learn for others. “This is the ultimate memory lane,” Founder and Executive Director Robert Greenberg said. “This is all cultures of New Haven, young and old.” When it officially opens this summer, Lost in New Haven will be home...
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Tweed Airport terminal evacuated after inert grenade found in woman's luggage
Tweed New Haven Airport was evacuated after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers found a grenade in a woman’s luggage on Wednesday morning.
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New Haven spot for history and community to open this summer
A sneak peek inside the ‘Lost in New Haven’ museum and event space.
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New Haven allocates $650K to help combat opioid crisis
On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, the city of New Haven announced its plans for money it received from the National Opioid Settlement Fund. The city had over $650,000 to allocate this round.
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New Haven allocates $650K to help combat opioid crisis
On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, the city of New Haven announced its plans for money it received from the National Opioid Settlement Fund. The city had over $650,000 to allocate this round. Much of it was being funneled directly into community groups on the front lines of the opioid crisis. One group getting a major cut of this round’s funding…
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Pro-Palestinian protesters rally in New Haven, Board of Alders discharges local ceasefire resolution
Word of a long-sought ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is reaching Connecticut, as dozens of Pro-Palestinian protesters marched from Yale’s campus to City Hall, calling on New Haven to pass its own ceasefire resolution.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters rally in New Haven as Board of Alders discharges local ceasefire resolution
Word of a long-sought ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is reaching Connecticut, as dozens of Pro-Palestinian protesters marched from Yale’s campus to City Hall, calling on New Haven to pass its own ceasefire resolution. Protesters swarmed the Board of Alders Chambers before the board indefinitely tabled a local ceasefire resolution. It is a proposal that has drawn animated public...
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The procedure that could delay or prevent menopause for a decade or more
A doctor at Yale University has developed a procedure that could delay or even prevent menopause completely in some patients. The procedure involves freezing ovarian tissue, and it can have more positive impacts than just keeping the symptoms of menopause at bay.
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New Haven students prove their culinary skills yet again
Wilbur Cross High School students discuss their award-winning training in management and culinary creations.
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Wilbur Cross High School Culinary teams repeat big wins at ProStart national competitions
Fresh off a trip to the national finals, the ProStart culinary team at Wilbur Cross High School in New Haven showed off what they do best: create unique meals together. “For our entrée, we had a stuffed rabbit loin roulade with a pea purée, a mustard sauce, and a carrot and asparagus decorations,” explained team member Dyani Dolberry, a...
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Small plane headed to CT crashed into residential Georgia neighborhood, killing pilot
A pilot has died after a small plane heading to Connecticut crashed into a residential neighborhood in a Georgia city. The plane crashed on Thursday a little more than a half mile (1 kilometer) from Daniel Field, a general aviation airport in Augusta. Augusta University told local news outlets that the pilot was Jason McKenzie, the associate director of philanthropy…
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A dozen residents displaced after New Haven apartment complex fire
Nearly a dozen residents were displaced and a person was taken to the hospital after a fire in a New Haven apartment complex on Thursday night. Firefighters responded to an apartment complex on Smith Avenue around 7 p.m. They say the fire started on the second floor and spread to the third floor. Firefighters rescued an elderly woman, along with…