Alders (except for Sal DeCola, second from left) to Avelo: Cut it out!
Avelo boycott, at the top of the Change.org "popular" list.
Twenty eight of 30 alders signed a letter calling on Avelo Airlines to immediately end any contracts it has to run deportation flights for the Trump administration — while the number of signatures on an online boycott campaign surged past 28,600.
91 Diner owner Stavros Karadimos with his son, decades ago.
On its last day, the diner's door "kept revolving" with customers saying goodbye.
“I feel like I’m grieving a death,” said Georgette Ieraci, as she described the feeling of saying goodbye to the Middletown Avenue diner her family opened and ran for 38 years.
Sen. Prez Looney: Avelo's actions just the latest example of "caving to government dollars at the expense of human rights."
(Updated) Outrage continued mounting from both the grassroots and elected officials Wednesday against Avelo Airlines’ decision to run deportation flights, as more than 14,000 people (at last check) signed onto a boycott petition.
Supt. Negrón: 55 staff cuts identified; 196 more might be needed.
(Updated) Supt. Madeline Negrón is considering making more than 200 staff cuts next year as the school district wrestles with how to close an expected $23 million budget deficit.
Grant and Lavar surprised with awards, and donuts.
Being attentive listeners, staying focused, and living by Augusta Lewis Troup School’s R.O.C.K. (respect, ownership, citizenship and knowledge) values are just a few reasons why educator Gyna Grant and third grader Lavar received Rising Star Awards at a surprise ceremony Wednesday morning.
Alder Marx (left): “I’m concerned about scooters continuing behaviors we’re already seeing: not stopping at red lights, using phones.”
The Veo scooter and the proposed parking sites, as outlined in a city presentation.
Now that streetside e‑bike rentals have rolled into New Haven, are e‑scooters next?
Alders on the City Services and Environmental Policy Committee weighed that question, as they advanced a proposal to allow 250 rent-per-ride electric scooters in downtown New Haven.
Avelo CEO Levy, at Tweed in 2021: DHS contract "too valuable not to pursue."
A budget airline decided to run deportation flights for the Trump administration to make up for financial struggles spurred by increased competition at Tweed New Haven Airport.
Chief Jacobson, with Asst. Chief David Zannelli: "We’re going to do everything possible to find out who did this."
(Updated) The two victims of a double homicide in the Dixwell neighborhood Monday night were friends — and evidence found by police at the scene of the fatal shooting point towards a potential robbery or drug deal gone wrong.
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A 2021 vigil honoring Camryn "Mooka" Gayle at the corner now named after her.
“I told you, I told you,” cried Elizabeth Robinson. “I wasn’t gonna give up.”
She was talking to the memory of her 17-year-old daughter, Camryn “Mooka” Gayle, about the Newhallville intersection where Gayle died in a car crash in 2021.
Thanks to a Board of Alders vote Monday night, that intersection is now officially designated “Camryn’s Corner.”
Pullen: First comes the letter, then comes the tax bill.
The Elicker administration is stepping up efforts to collect car taxes, by hiring a firm to help identify motor vehicles that aren’t — but should be — on the city’s tax rolls.
Doug Coffin, Next Door founder and owner, at closing night.
Teary eyes graced Next Door’s dining room Sunday night as pizza-lovers took in the sights and smells of the beloved pizza restaurant for the last time. It was Next Door’s last day in business before closing its doors forever.
