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A $2 million state grant will help LULAC Head Start, an early child care provider in New Haven, expand their facility to continue serving the community.
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New Haven has opened a temporary emergency shelter amid a heat wave — and housing crisis — across Connecticut.
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The project called “MOVE New Haven” includes the purchase of 15 new electric buses, the creation of 18 new stops, four mini-hubs, bus-only lanes and new traffic lights.
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The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is giving $500 to $1,500 vouchers to people in Connecticut for the purchase of electric bikes to encourage eco-friendly travel.
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New Haven residents can now seek care for adult and pediatric medicine, behavioral health, dental services, women’s health, infectious diseases and podiatry at the Dixwell Community House.
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The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has awarded more than $8 million to 21 projects. The grants were announced at Edgewood Park in the Westville neighborhood of New Haven, one of the areas that will benefit from the funding.
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Pride Month is in full swing in New Haven. Mayor Justin Elicker raised the Pride flag over the New Haven Green on Thursday to honor the LGBTQ+ community.
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The city’s new tutoring initiative pilot program has received $3 million in funding, and will serve more than 600 kids grades 1-5 this summer.
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PosiGen solar company has launched another “Solar for All” campaign to bring affordable solar energy to homeowners in New Haven.
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New Haven’s Long Wharf Park, located off I-95 and known for its food trucks, is getting a $12.1 million makeover funded by the Connecticut Community Investment Fund grant.