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- Win Was ‘Unbelievable,’ Oxford Manager Says
- Jul 31, 2010 8:56 am
- It’s on to North Carolina for the Oxford 12-year-old Babe Ruth team. Oxford qualified for the Cal Ripkin World Series, which starts Aug. 12,...more »
- Scouts Like Sgt. Slaughter, Miss America, Cannons
- Jul 31, 2010 8:37 am
- Note: The author is a Boy Scout from Derby serving as a Valley Indy hometown correspondent for the 2010 National Boy Scout Jamboree. On Wednesday,...more »
- Swap Them Patches!
- Jul 31, 2010 8:10 am
- Note: The author is a Boy Scout from Derby serving as a Valley Indy hometown correspondent for the 2010 National Boy Scout Jamboree. Down here at...more »
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- OP-ED: More is Less
- Aug 1, 2010 4:05 am
- Most Americans are under the impression that more health care is better – and that assumption may be killing us.
- OP-ED: Federal Health Reform Will Increase Costs
- Jul 31, 2010 4:45 am
- While much is still not known about what the full impact of federal health care reform will be for employers and consumers, two things are certain:...more »
- House Joins Senate In Passing Campaign Finance Fix. Rell Promises Swift Veto
- Jul 30, 2010 7:48 pm
- (Updated) Despite a veto threat from Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell, the Senate and House went forward Friday evening with revisions to the public...more »
Obituaries »
Essie Dawson
posted: Jul 29, 2010 7:00 am
Essie M. Dawson, 70, of Fountain Terrace, New Haven, departed this life July 24, 2010. She was the widow of Abraham Dawson, Sr.
Born in Dermott, AR, February 25, 1940, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Cora Horn.
Prior to retiring, she was...
Rosa Lee Bryan
posted: Jul 2, 2010 11:03 am
Rosa Lee Bryan, 98, of New Haven, departed this life June 28, 2010. She was the wife of Alonza Bryan.
Born in Darlington, SC, May 5, 1912, she was the daughter of the late Willie and Lular Stevenson.
Prior to retiring, she was employed by Sargent...
Shirley Penn-Bustion
posted: Jul 2, 2010 12:00 am
Shirley Penn-Bustion 71, of New Haven, CT departed this life June 21, 2010. Born September 18, 1938 to the late George B. martin and Edna Warton in Winston Salem, NC. Shirley worked for Interim Healthcare in North Haven, CT and retired after 27 years...
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Man Killed, Suspect Arrested
15th homicide of 2010. Staff reports.
4 New Top Cops Named
Gauntlet Thrown
Campaign reform fix passes despite veto threat. Christine Stuart reports.
Today’s Debates
“Regular” Treatment ... Endorsement ... 100 Years ... Mosquitoes
Vagaries Of Light
New Work by Nearby Artists, Edition #2.
Stephen Kobasa reports.
Deputy Collector
"Floors" Taxpayer
Today’s City Hall email; smiley-face included. Paul Bass reports.
Aldermen Advance Plan For
Winchester Plant's Renewal
Winstanley makes jobs promise.
Allan Appel reports.
A Mystery Surfaces
Below "Zorro" Rocks
At Dover Beach.
Allan Appel reports.
Watch Out Mosquitoes --
Here Comes The Briquet
City unveils new West Nile-fighting idea.
Melinda Tuhus reports.
Lemar, Dillon,
Holder-Winfield Endorsed
By the Working Families Party. Thomas MacMillan reports.
After Leather Chairs & Upholstered Sofas, Designer Wants Senate Seat
A Republican takes on Ed Meyer on the Shoreline.
Laura Marris reports.
Who You Calling
A Cap & Trader?
GOP Senate & guv candidates debate. Live stream here.
Today’s Debates
Trains ... Sea wall ... Arizona ... Schools ... Tomatoes ...
Campaign Law Showdown
As legislature prepares to fix law. Christine Stuart reports.
Judge Exonerates Cop
Suit dismissed. Staff reports.
Hauser Spending Triggers
Another Grant To Lemar
Uncle!
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8-6 this Thurs. & Fri., 9-1 Sat. Monday’s last day to pay & avoid fines.
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Arizona Law Attacked,
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Should A Ferrari Owner
Take Public Campaign $$?
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Essie Dawson
She was an inspector at Pratt & Whitney and a foster parent for 40 years. Obit.
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Cops Warn Of Burglaries
Blumenthal Investigates Criscuolo’s City Work
by Paul Bass | Jul 30, 2010 2:54 pm | Comments (9)
Connecticut’s attorney general is investigating the conduct of a politically connected state marshal after an audit described cases of him shaking down local businesses.
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Simmons: Buy Their Opium. Don’t Bomb Them
by Paul Bass | Jul 30, 2010 2:16 pm | Comments (3)
Back on the campaign trail for real, U.S. Senate candidate Rob Simmons offered a prescription during a New Haven stop for turning around the war in Afghanistan: bringing 100,000 troops home, ramping up covert operations, buying opium from growers—and preparing for a partial return to power by the Taliban.
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100 Years Later, A Vision Lives On
by Thomas MacMillan | Jul 30, 2010 10:02 am | Comments (10)
Imagine stepping out of the New Haven train station after a long journey by rail. A large open plaza greets you outside the doors. As you look north, a wide boulevard beckons you to the heart of the city, where another public square awaits.
This unfulfilled vision of New Haven s spelled out in a landmark 1910 plan for the city drafted by two leading urban planners of the day, Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. and Cass Gilbert. That document turns 100 this year, and it continues to inspire dreams and planning.
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“Hate To Think How A Regular Person Is Treated”
by Paul Bass | Jul 29, 2010 4:27 pm | Comments (22)
Politicians and everyday taxpayers aren’t the only ones fuming at their alleged treatment by New Haven’s assessor this tax season. City Hall’s top economic development official also had some choice words.
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In Rudy’s Move, A Faustian Face Emerges
by Melissa Bailey | Jul 29, 2010 12:02 pm
As Rudy’s bar prepares to leave its home of 76 years this weekend, staff removed the wooden carvings on the walls for safe keeping—and revealed a mysterious image from the past.
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Faster, More Frequent Trains On Tap
by Thomas MacMillan | Jul 29, 2010 7:50 am | Comments (17)
Travelers whose Springfield shuttle arrived late in New Haven around noon Wednesday have one consolation: the governor promises that a $480 million upgrade will soon give them faster trains, and twice as many options to choose from each day.
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Sagging Seawall Threatens East Shore Homes
by Thomas MacMillan | Jul 28, 2010 1:25 pm | Comments (12)
As the tides eat away at her seawall, Cathy Consolo is faced with thousands of dollars of repairs and a sinking home. She’s asking the state to make good on a 26-year-old promise to help.
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There’s Always Round 3
by Melissa Bailey | Jul 28, 2010 11:09 am | Comments (8)
Connecticut may have lost round one and two, but New Haven is not despairing in the race for federal education money—it’s looking ahead to the next competition.
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Yale-New Haven Nurses Go Blue
by Melissa Bailey | Jul 28, 2010 7:45 am | Comments (18)
After a hotly contested election, nurses at the city’s biggest hospital are showing up to work in a new uniform—though some aren’t happy with the color.
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Is This Tomato “Sustainable”?
by Jay Dockendorf | Jul 27, 2010 12:16 pm | Comments (35)
According to the label, this tomato traveled all the way from Canada to a New Haven “sustainable” farmers market.
It was for sale inside a box that read, “Native Hot House Tomatoes / 3 for $2.00 / Each for $0.75.”