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ISABEL KIRSCH & THOMAS BIRMINGHAM
New Haven Pride week kicks off

On Sunday, a crowd gathered around the flagpole. Some sang, some clapped, some hugged each other — but all heads tilted upward as a rainbow […]

September 17, 2019

SAMMY WESTFALL
Hunt promotes community-police relationships

When 13-year-old Marquell Banks was killed in 2011 as a result of gun violence, his cousin Daniel Hunt — a 22-year-old Hill neighborhood resident who […]

September 17, 2019

VALERIE PAVILONIS
BOE consults public for solutions

Members of the New Haven Board of Education took a break from last week’s high-tension debates about transportation issues, meeting at 54 Meadow St. on […]

September 17, 2019

EMMETT SHELL
CT ranked as 10th happiest state

Connecticut residents will be pleased, but perhaps not surprised, to hear that their own Nutmeg State has recently been recognized as one of the happiest […]

September 16, 2019

ANGELA XIAO
Hamilton drops out of race, makes way for Elicker

Following Justin Elicker’s SOM’10 FES’10 landslide victory over incumbent Mayor Toni Harp in last week’s Democratic primary, another mayoral challenger has dropped her bid. Wendy […]

September 16, 2019

MACKENZIE HAWKINS
Yale students turned away at the polls

106 of New Haven’s Ward 1 residents cast a ballot in Tuesday’s Democratic primary — 18 for incumbent Mayor Toni Harp and 88 for challenger […]

September 13, 2019

TALIA SOGLIN
Alders table lead law

In a debate two weeks ago, Mayor Toni Harp and mayoral challenger Justin Elicker SOM ’10 FES ’10 each instructed members of the public to […]

September 13, 2019

SAMMY WESTFALL, MADISON HAHAMY & ALEX MARTIN
Yale Security Department rolls out new scooters

Do not fret if you see a three-wheeled, 400-pound vehicle zoom past you around campus at the hair-raising speed of 15 mph — it’s just […]

September 13, 2019

VALERIE PAVILONIS
The hemp industry buds in CT

Since the beginning of the new public agricultural program piloted this spring, the state has licensed dozens of hemp growers and manufacturers, Connecticut Gov. Ned […]

September 13, 2019

EMILIANO TAHUI GÓMEZ
Students enjoy College Night on Broadway

On Thursday evening, College Night drew scores of students to Broadway for a night of excitement. The biannual event, sponsored by the University’s Office of […]

September 13, 2019

VALERIE PAVILONIS
Parents revolt over bus routes

The New Haven Board of Education convened two days past its scheduled date, but despite an unusually full agenda, the majority of the meeting focused […]

September 12, 2019