Marcel Przymusinski
City budget woes spur increase in parking tickets

Students with cars on campus may have to be more cautious about observing parking regulations in the fall, as the city is planning to increase […]

Pillsbury may vie for alderman

New Haven Green Party co-chair and former congressional candidate Charlie Pillsbury ’70 DIV ’90 announced yesterday he will run for Ward 19 alderman unless current […]

Rell signs same-sex union bill

With the signature of Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell yesterday, Connecticut officially became the first state in the nation to institute same-sex civil unions through […]

Legislators debate city budget

Democrats and Republicans in the state legislature are fighting over the state budget for the next two fiscal years, with signficant funding to New Haven […]

Civil unions bill is unlikely to end debate

As the Connecticut legislature moves closer to becoming the first state to pass civil unions for same-sex couples without a court order, a battle is […]

City leaders laud increase, some seek more

Over the past 15 years, Yale has taken major steps to build a more cooperative relationship with New Haven, through community initiatives and direct financial […]

Yale increases city donations

University and city leaders gathered yesterday in East Rock Park — property donated to the city by Yale over a century ago — to announce […]

Mayor leads in funds, not polls

Mayor John DeStefano Jr.’s campaign for governor is gaining financial momentum, with $1.79 million in contributions already raised — more than any other candidate currently […]

Cancer center plan dogged by community controversy

As the aldermanic approval process for Yale-New Haven Hospital’s proposed cancer center gets underway, there are already signs that the process will be long and […]

Students hope to expand living wage

Backed by Ward 1 Alderman Ben Healey ’04 and a group of interested Yale students, a proposal to expand New Haven’s living-wage ordinance may soon […]

Weeks to forgo primary

Former aldermanic candidate Dan Weeks ’06 has decided not to challenge Rebecca Livengood ’07, who won the Ward 1 Democratic Committee’s endorsement last month, to […]