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“Umbrella Brigade” Marches To The Polls
In Westville, New Haven, the “Umbrella Brigade” brought signage, enthusiasm, and a get-out-the-vote message to rush hour traffic. The local scene shows how New Haven residents are turning out ahead of Election Day.
Bronx man sentenced for helping steal U.S. Mail from West Haven collection box
A Bronx man was sentenced in a New Haven federal courtroom for helping steal U.S. Mail from a West Haven collection box. The case has a direct local impact for residents of New Haven and the surrounding shoreline communities.
Man driving wrong way during fatal North Haven crash was in country illegally: DHS
Federal officials confirmed new details in the North Haven crash that killed a University of New Haven student. The case has drawn attention in New Haven because of its impact on the university community and local commuters.
New Haven Restaurant Week is serving up 14 days of dining deals
New Haven Restaurant Week is back with two weeks of discounted dining and prix fixe menus from 24 local eateries. It’s a timely guide for anyone looking to eat their way through New Haven this fall.
Giving flowers another life as potpourri with BLOOM New Haven
BLOOM New Haven is sharing a creative way to repurpose faded bouquets into fragrant potpourri. The segment spotlights a local New Haven business with a simple DIY idea for home decor and gifting.
“Thriller” gets students into spooky season at New Haven arts school
Students at Betsy Ross Arts & Design Academy turned their New Haven magnet school into a haunted house for Halloween. The project shows how New Haven students are celebrating spooky season with creativity and school spirit.
DOJ Singles Out City For Election Monitors
The U.S. Department of Justice plans to send election monitors to New Haven on Tuesday to observe Election Day without interfering in the voting process. The move puts New Haven in the spotlight as local voters head to the polls.
Opinion: Say No To An Airbnb Ban. Say Yes To “Waiver Weeks” & Zoning Reform
A New Haven housing opinion argues against the proposed short-term rental regulations now before the Board of Alders. The piece focuses on local zoning reform and how it could affect New Haven residents and hosts.
Bored Of Unaccountability
This New Haven opinion roundup looks at how school officials and Yale continue to erode public trust. It’s a local commentary piece centered on accountability issues in New Haven.
AEDs donated to City of New Haven for Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month
A local manufacturer is donating AEDs to the City of New Haven in recognition of Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month. The donation underscores how access to lifesaving equipment can make a difference across New Haven.
Move Over Claude & Gemini
A New Haven-based newsbot is introduced as a source for truth-based reporting. The story highlights a local media tool with relevance for readers in New Haven.
New Haven officials prepare for federal election monitors, saying they aren't allowed in polling locations
New Haven officials are preparing for possible federal election monitors on Election Day and say those monitors are not allowed inside polling locations. The dispute centers on how New Haven will manage election oversight while protecting local voting procedures.