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New Haven’s community schools initiative is getting $2.5 million in federal grant money to give underserved students better access to mental health support and other services.
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Cox was in the back of the van without seat belts in 2022 when the officer braked suddenly to avoid a collision, authorities said. Cox flew headfirst into a wall of the van and is paralyzed from the chest down.
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For the last four months, Rosette residents and their advocates worked with the city of New Haven to bring the units up to code and get electricity connected. The electricity, and heat, was recently turned on.
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Construction workers were using a propane-powered saw without proper ventilation in a building on Howe Street, and without required carbon monoxide detectors, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said.
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Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven recently completed four affordable homes purchased by local residents.
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The group demanded electricity be connected in their encampment of tiny homes. Their rallying efforts helped lead to a tentative agreement Friday with New Haven city officials to have electricity connected as early as the next day.
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City building officials say the homes do not have heat or electricity and are not up to code. Residents use the bathroom and kitchen located inside the main house on the property.
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Ruff was an innovator as both a jazz musician and educator.
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New Haven’s existing ADU regulations went into effect in 2021. The rules include various specifications including a minimum lot size. It is also required that the landowner live on the property.
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The Nu Haven Kapelye performs Christmas Day in Hamden.