BUSINESS
HANNAH QU & SARAH FENG
Brewery planned for Fair Haven heads to West Haven; city officials disappointed

New England Brewing Co.’s relocation plan changes from Fair Haven to West Haven. West Haven welcomed NEBCO while Republican councilman Cohen questioned the integrity of the selection process.

November 10, 2021

SAI RAYALA
After months of negotiations, Yale’s unions ratify five-year contracts

 Sixteen months after negotiations began, members of Yale’s two main unions voted to ratify new five-year contracts with the University, covering over 5,000 workers.  Locals […]

October 24, 2021

Local 35 union President Bob Proto speaks at a podium in front of members seated in rows on the Green.
ALESSIA DEGRAEVE
New Haven Restaurant Week drives commercial diversification efforts

Last Tuesday, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker joined city officials in celebrating the return of New Haven’s 13th annual Restaurant Week. From Oct. 3-16, more […]

October 19, 2021

ANASTASIA HUFHAM
Environmentalists decry pesticide use at local airports

Local environmental activists have raised concerns about the use of pesticides at Tweed New Haven Airport and Sikorsky Memorial Airport, which can have negative impacts […]

October 15, 2021

CARTER DEWEES
Negotiations over future of Union Station nearing conclusion

A new 35-year lease is in sight for New Haven Union Station as local and state representatives are nearing the conclusion of negotiations.

September 17, 2021

A passenger boards a train on Union Station
ISAAC YU
Tweed adds four Florida routes

The new leisure routes are a departure from previous business hub destinations. Meanwhile, American Airlines seems poised to leave on Sept. 30.

August 31, 2021

ISAAC YU & OWEN TUCKER-SMITH
Tweed lifts off with $100 million private investment and new terminal, airline

A massive expansion of Southern Connecticut’s largest airport will be funded by a Goldman Sachs-owned company, which will take the reins on day-to-day operations for the next forty years. Meanwhile, a new airline promises regular, affordable service from Tweed, which has struggled in recent years.

May 6, 2021

A rendering of the possible changes at Tweed
ÁNGELA PÉREZ
Vaccine passports remain up in the air for Connecticut residents

As the city prepares to reopen this May, the possibility of a vaccine passport required of city residents remains up in the air.

May 5, 2021

DOMINIQUE CASTANHEIRA
Atticus Market highlights local suppliers in opening event

On Thursday afternoon, the new Atticus Market is set to celebrate local suppliers in an outdoor patio event. Downtown cafe and bookstore Atticus opened an […]

April 21, 2021

An up close view of the wordmark of Atticus Market on its window.
DOMINIQUE CASTANHEIRA
Outdoor dining blooms at reopened Orange Street Promenade

Last Friday, the city celebrated the reopening of the Orange Street Promenade, expanding outdoor dining offerings in New Haven. The promenade – a closed street […]

April 16, 2021

DOMINIQUE CASTANHEIRA
Food Business Accelerator program holds annual Pitch Day

The New Haven-based Food Business Accelerator program held its annual Pitch Day on April 1 — showcasing the business ideas of food entrepreneurs to community […]

April 4, 2021

The Food Business Accelerator’s annual Pitch Day held in a virtual webinar.