Yale Daily News

Wire fences on the corner of Howe and Edgewood streets may soon be replaced by sculpture projects as Yale officials move forward on plans to […]

November 28, 2005

By David Shieh STAFF REPORTER Hundreds of candles will soon light up the Elm City as part of what local business groups said is New […]

November 17, 2005

Although the blocks lining Chapel Street west of downtown have come a long way since retail woes and crime plagued the area a decade ago, […]

November 16, 2005

With the planned opening of Northeast Credit Alliance next week and the recent openings of numerous arts-oriented stores, including the Bead Hive II, Yarn LLC […]

November 10, 2005

Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell may be unable to keep her promise to add 2,000 seats to the state’s rail system by the end of […]

November 8, 2005

New Haven residents may notice a change in the air following the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to award New Haven $300,000 to fight air pollution. […]

November 7, 2005

With Mayor John DeStefano Jr. and a 175-ton excavator on hand, demolition crews began tearing down the New Haven Coliseum Monday, taking the first step […]

November 1, 2005

Students planning to fly back into New Haven after winter break may need to make other arrangements. Delta Air Lines announced last week that it […]

October 31, 2005

City officials announced the appointment of Kelly Murphy, a deputy in the New York City Department of City Planning, to the position of New Haven […]

October 31, 2005

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority gave Yalies who travel to New York City an early holiday present yesterday after the city officials decided to offer special […]

October 28, 2005

A public hearing on the Gateway Redevelopment Project Wednesday night exposed lingering tensions between community members and city officials on issues surrounding the $230 million […]

October 27, 2005