Declaring that two convicted murderers suffered a “manifest injustice,” a judge ordered two New Haven men set free after serving 16 years —but prosecutors have blocked their release, for now.
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They hit Fireside bar, ended up at an East Street strip club—then Anthony Perrelli witnessed his two friends gunned down in a parking lot.
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Rushing back from City Hall, about to rush back to a press conference, Lola Nathan gathered together her teachers in a third-grade classroom. She had news for them. And a question.
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Clubs like Toad’s may soon have to notify police before hosting events for minors.
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As the Hill Development Corporation struggles to stay afloat, the city is stepping in to buy back six crumbling houses the community development organization has failed to renovate.
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(Updated: 7:51 a.m.) One “failing” school, Urban Youth, will reopen as a charter; another, Katherine Brennan, as a reconstituted public school with a longer year and new rules.
The leaders of top-performing Davis and Edgewood Schools will get new flexibility to do more of what they’re already doing right.
And Principal Iline Tracy (pictured) got encouragement to continue whipping King/Robinson School into shape.
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City officials met behind closed doors about the fate of a firefighter and didn’t bother telling him. Now they’re going to have to pay.
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Even St. Patrick himself carried an umbrella as his parade marched through a rainstorm on Sunday.
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Bill Coderre and his colleagues went to work at Sargent’s this week. So did supermarket workers across town. They weren’t sure that would happen.
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