Yale Daily News

In the late 1990s, bioscience was creating a buzz New Haven. Start-ups were forming, multi-million dollar deals were being made and the community was embracing […]

October 1, 2004

The first official day of fall was a fitting date for Casa Otonal — a neighborhood community group whose name means “The Autumn House” in […]

September 23, 2004

A controversial plan to build a Yale parking garage behind Ingalls Rink in the Science Hill neighborhood was approved by the Board of Zoning Appeals […]

September 22, 2004

For the past few years, the empty windows and imposing, concrete exterior of Chapel Square Mall have been eyesores at the corner of Chapel and […]

September 16, 2004

  As per EAS Roofing, a crumbling, two-family house in the Dixwell neighborhood — purchased by Yale last year and donated to the Beulah Land […]

September 10, 2004

Empty windows on Chapel Street will soon cease to be an eyesore for shoppers and passersby. After an extensive search, University Properties announced the addition […]

September 9, 2004

Since Delta began offering daily service from New Haven to Cincinnati last spring, almost four times as many travelers have been taking advantage of Tweed’s […]

September 8, 2004

While Mexicali Grille closed its doors this summer after only a year and a half in business, burrito lovers need not despair. An almost identical […]

September 3, 2004

Moving in just got a whole lot easier for Yalies looking for reasonably-priced futons, bedding and dorm decorations. IKEA, the Swedish home furnishing megastore, opened […]

September 1, 2004

Outdoor retailer Trailblazer will relocate from its current location at 296 Elm St. to the site previously occupied by the Gap on the corner of […]

April 23, 2004

Mirroring a state and national economy that has yet to fully recover from the 2001 recession, New Haven’s economic situation is slowly improving, analysts and […]

April 21, 2004