Tom Sullivan
TOM SULLIVAN
Two new eateries to join downtown scene

Better late than never. Two new shops will provide some relief soon to students running out of places to spend their meal plan rebate checks. […]

September 12, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Barrie Ltd. Booters plans to close shop

After almost 70 years on York Street, Barrie Ltd. Booters is planning to close, its owner confirmed Wednesday. John Isaacs, the owner of the shoe […]

September 11, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Bank approves controversial stock plan

New Haven Savings Bank approved a controversial proposal Monday that would allow it to be publicly traded, a bank corporation member confirmed. The conversion from […]

September 9, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
IKEA breaks ground in Elm City

The groundbreaking ceremony Thursday for New Haven’s new IKEA retal store was normal in all but one respect. Like many things sold in the chain’s […]

September 5, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
City waits for Tweed travel to take off

More than 60 local business leaders met Aug. 20 with US Airways Director of Route Planning Jason Reisinger to discuss ways to increase service at […]

September 4, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Group mourns loss of arena

“Puck you John.” A group of New Haven sports fans played a street hockey game in front of the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum Monday […]

September 3, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
City merchants prepare for summer student exodus

As the school year draws to a close, area stores and restaurants are preparing for two changes in the business climate, one traditional and one […]

April 30, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Robinson leaves Empower New Haven

Empower New Haven interim President and CEO Stephen Robinson has resigned effective May 2 but will stay on part-time through June. Robinson was nominated March […]

April 25, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Few show up at CDOT hearing

The Connecticut Department of Transportation held a public hearing at Union Station Tuesday night, but it appeared that someone forgot to tell the public about […]

April 23, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
New Haven, Bridgeport compete for barge dollars

Barges? Bridgeport and New Haven actually do need some “stinking barges.” Both cities are seeking their share of the up to $7 million in state […]

April 21, 2003

TOM SULLIVAN
Metro-North may increase fares

Taking the train into New York City may soon get more expensive. The Connecticut Department of Transportation has proposed a 15 percent increase in fares […]

April 17, 2003