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New Haven could join a growing list of Connecticut cities that are installing cameras on the outside of school buses. The goal is to deter drivers from passing them at pickup and drop-off stops.
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As one of 16 sanctuary cities threatened by the Trump administration, New Haven was on the cusp of losing federal funding. But a federal judge has halted President Donald Trump’s effort to pull funding.
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U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) met with health advocates in New Haven who said they’re worried about federal funding cuts.
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The City of New Haven announced the launch of Via NHV, a new on-demand public transit service offering residents an affordable and convenient commuting alternative.
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New Haven, Connecticut, will soon be home to a major composting facility. This comes amid a statewide waste disposal crisis: Few local disposal options exist, and the cost of sending trash to landfills in other states is increasing.
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The City of New Haven will join a list of cities in a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the federal funding freeze.
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A group of students from New Haven high schools testified in Hartford on Wednesday in favor of more state funding for education.
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Dyme Ellis is a 27-year-old poet, musician and organizer with a few part-time jobs on the side. Rather than viewing their side hustles as just a way to get by until they settle into one career, they see their mix of work as a career of its own.
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Chappy was found last month on the streets of New Haven and taken to the Mystic Aquarium.
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This month, the United Way of Greater New Haven organized its fifth annual “senior prom” for senior citizens at Chatham Place at Mary Wade, an assisted living home in New Haven. For residents, the event was a chance to reminisce and look forward to all the love they have yet to give.