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United Way of Greater New Haven has been awarded $973,000 to support Early Head Start, but Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT-3) said the funds are still unavailable due to confusion over last week’s federal grant process.
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Two West Haven police officers were shot on Wednesday morning while executing a state search warrant at an apartment on Grand Avenue in New Haven. The officers' injuries are not life-threatening, according to police.
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The Trump administration canceled a $3 million contract with one of Connecticut’s main refugee resettlement agencies, leaving hundreds of families potentially homeless.
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The City of New Haven will launch a plan to redevelop physical barriers near Interstate 91 to restore connectivity in surrounding neighborhoods.
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Immigrant rights advocates in New Haven are mobilizing to counter anti-immigration policies expected in a second Trump administration.
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State and local leaders in Connecticut recognized the contributions of veterans at a ceremony in New Haven.
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New Haven Public Schools will implement a new district-wide policy prohibiting the use of cell phones and other devices during the school day.
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The 7.5-acre lot in one of New Haven’s historically Black communities will feature a workforce training center, mental and physical health offices, restaurants, shopping, nearly 200 mixed-use apartments and more.
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Mayor Justin Elicker wants the city’s Board of Alders to spend $3 million of the $16.4 million rainy day fund on the school district. He also called on Gov. Ned Lamont to loosen the fiscal guardrails and direct more funding to education.
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New Haven’s mental health crisis response team, Elm City COMPASS, is expanding. The team will have more staff, longer hours and will be deployed without police officers and firefighters.