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New Haven man who was shot in October arrested carrying gun
Pentagon Budget Plan Would Hit State
Hard The Pentagon's budget plan for the next four
years, if adopted, could result in more layoffs at Electric
Boat, delays in hiring at Pratt & Whitney for Joint Strike
Fighter engines - and, in a worst-case scenario, could lead
to the closing of the .
West Haven man becomes New Haven's 33rd homicide, and Hamden man 'critical' after shootings Occupy New Haven Demonstrators Confronted By Gunman Indian-run casinos, including Connecticut's, trying to renegotiate debt=Several struggling Indian-run casinos hit by the recession and new competition are trying to renegotiate their debt. Conn. Mayor Criticized for ‘Taco’ Quip The taco comment came as Maturo, a Republican, was being interviewed late Tuesday by a reporter from New York's WPIX-TV, Mario Diaz, who asked, "What are you doing for the Latino community today?" Maturo's response: "I might have tacos when I go home; I'm not quite sure yet." Danbury school employees alarmed by high number of cancer cases Activists oppose putting Bridgeport in Connecticut's 3rd Congressional District |
Northeast residents brace for cuts to
federal home heating aid Mary Power
is 92 and worried about surviving
another frigid New England winter
because deep cuts in federal home
heating assistance benefits mean she
probably can’t afford enough heating oil
to stay warm
Justice Department findings bring sense of sadness, vindication from some in East Haven community Emotions ran the gamut from sadness for the community, to vindication, to cautious optimism for the Police Department’s future after the Department of Justice announced Monday that police officers engaged in racial profiling and mistreatment of Latinos. One Latino resident, who declined to give his name out of fear, said he hopes things will be different now that federal officials are outlining specific findings and planned changes. New Haven public schools attorney investigating allegation of grade tampering at Hillhouse high Hoffman said Bailey made it clear, as she has on other occasions, that she did not want him to stay as she conducted her interview. Hoffman said Superintendent of Schools Reginald Mayo had asked him to be present. Clemente is the only school in the system run by a private company
2 or 3 East Haven cops may be
dropped from civil rights suit over
issues with 1 accuser's story
Two or three of the 12 East Haven
police officers accused of
mistreating Latinos in a pending
federal civil rights lawsuit may be
dropped from the case because their
accuser allegedly fabricated his
story, according to court documents.
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New Haven public schools attorney investigating allegation of grade tampering at Hillhouse high Board of Education attorney Floyd Dugas has been empowered by Superintendent of Schools Reginald Mayo to investigate allegations of “grade changing” at Hillhouse High School, confirmed Mayor John DeStefano Jr. confirmed |
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