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Tweed-New Haven Airport.
The U.S. Supreme Court has turned down the state attorney general’s latest appeal in a decade-long lawsuit regarding Tweed-New Haven Airport’s planned runway expansion, thereby clearing a major legal hurdle for the East Shore airport’s bid to increase local airplane service.
by | Mar 12, 2020 4:25 pm | Comments (1)
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Management team members voting.
AnneMarie Rivera-Berrios wasn’t sure whether to accept $1,050 to restore the children’s playground at Peat Meadow Park. She’s been trying for four years to raise $25,000.
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Parent Francisco Pena (demonstrating sneeze gesture taught at Fair Haven School): Ready to teach his son at home.
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Mayor Elicker, announcing shutdown with Superintendent Tracey: “It’s at times like these that we define what kind of community we are.”
All New Haven public schools, senior centers, and libraries will close indefinitely beginning Friday as part of the city’s latest effort to stem the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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by | Feb 13, 2020 12:59 pm | Comments (15)
The city has started getting the word to neighbors about how to prepare for increased anticipating flooding in areas near the water.
by | Jan 14, 2020 4:53 pm | Comments (11)
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American Airlines cut its daily round-trip Tweed flights this month from three to two on most days — and to one on others.
by | Dec 12, 2019 9:02 am | Comments (66)
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Sean Scanlon: Don’t blame me for what happened 10 years ago.
Claudia Bosch asks about the plan’s economic assumptions at Wednesday’s meeting.
The new director of Tweed-New Haven Airport asked for East Shore neighbors’ trust after two decades of feeling hoodwinked.
by | Oct 25, 2019 8:03 am | Comments (0)
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Hundreds of New Haveners did their hair, dressed to the nines, and turned out in style to celebrate half-a-dozen locals who have worked tirelessly — in some cases, for decades — to build community and support their neighbors.
That was the case Thursday night at Anthony’s Ocean View in Morris Cove, where over 500 New Haven politicos filled the waterfront dining room for the eighth annual Board of Alders Black and Hispanic Caucus Fall Gala.
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by | Sep 23, 2019 7:46 am | Comments (2)
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Alicia Caraballo and Pura Delgado.
Alicia Caraballo spoke of her mother and her role as one of the founders of Junta for Progressive Action and so much more as she stood proudly by her side on the deck of Amarante’s Saturday evening for the pioneering Latinx agency.
“She is one of the activists who in 1969 at the height of civil unrest helped create services that provide for our community. I grew up with this,” Caraballo said of her mother, Pura Delgado.
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by | Sep 10, 2019 1:15 pm | Comments (20)
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Marty Looney played coy Tuesday morning after casting the 175th vote at Nathan Hale School, the polling place for the 18th Ward, at 10:20 a.m.
Continue reading ‘Schools, Race Motivate Morris Cove Voters’
by | Aug 8, 2019 4:24 pm | Comments (2)
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Nature Conservancy staff and volunteers at Lighthouse Beach.
One week after a statewide tax on plastic bags came into effect, 35 volunteers celebrated at Lighthouse Point Park by making the beach a little more plastic-free.
by | Aug 5, 2019 7:54 am | Comments (1)
Linderoth at Lighthouse beach with Garcia, the proud first member of the public to receive a printed copy of the new report.
Wendy Garcia’s husband cringes whenever she takes the kids to Lighthouse Point Park’s beach.
She hopes he won’t cringe any longer when she shows him a new report that gave the waters around New Haven’s most popular ocean swimming spot an excellent grade for water quality as pertains to human health.
by | Jul 26, 2019 8:10 am | Comments (8)
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Emcee Kica Matos: “Beautiful” transfer of power on the island.
In the hours after Ricardo Rosselló resigned as governor of Puerto Rico, the spirit of the protests that led to his fall from grace echoed inside Amarante’s Sea Cliff in Morris Cove on Thursday night, where Puerto Ricans United (PRU) honored four local residents and organizations.
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by | Jul 16, 2019 1:38 pm | Comments (18)
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Skimpy arrivals schedule at Tweed. To expand soon?
New Haven’s leading elected officials are staking out opposing positions on the future of Tweed-New Haven Airport in the wake of a federal appeals court ruling.
by | Jul 11, 2019 11:46 am | Comments (3)
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Stacy Leng (pictured), unexpectedtly found herself packing a blanket for herself and her three daughters on Wednesday evening when she heard the band Local Honey performing across the street from her home at the Pardee-Morris House.
by | Jul 9, 2019 4:16 pm | Comments (58)
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Mayor Toni Harp heralds Tweed decision.
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Mayor Toni Harp and a host of local economic development staffers, business people, and elected officials took a victory lap at Tweed New Haven Airport to celebrate a federal court decision effectively overturning the state’s prohibition on expanding the airport’s runway.
by | Jun 19, 2019 7:24 am | Comments (1)
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Despite the heavy Tuesday rain, seniors from New Haven senior groups and homes were offered a “Welcome Celebration” to start their summer’ off right with lunch and a carousel ride.
by | Apr 1, 2019 6:41 pm | Comments (37)
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Tweed Interim Executive Director Matthew Hoey delivers the news.
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A second airline has all but committed to fly out of Tweed if the airport extends its current runway — which a bill before the state legislature would allow the airport to do.
Continue reading ‘Tweed Boss: We’ll Get Allegiant Air, If ...’
by | Mar 21, 2019 12:08 pm | Comments (0)
Detectives headed to Tweed New Haven Airport to check out an unconfirmed report of bombs on site.
by | Mar 18, 2019 3:23 pm | Comments (6)
Contested beachfront: Cirino’s property at left; Palmieri’s, right.
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Palmieri in a past interview about the family food biz.
The city has moved to foreclose on a Mill River spaghetti sauce manufacturing plant due to unpaid taxes.
Meanwhile, the plant’s third-generation owner owes over $430,000 to a Morris Cove neighbor whom he took to court six times over 15 years over who owns the beach abutting their properties.
by | Mar 4, 2019 8:30 am | Comments (48)
(Opinion) — Here we go again. The now-annual expansion campaign by Tweed New-Haven Airport is looming over the East Shore, Morris Cove, and East Haven. Tweed boosters are rushing to Hartford on March 4 to ram through House Bill 7143, which would remove any restriction on airport expansion. This is New Haven democracy at work — introduce legislation at the state level before residents and taxpayers can have any input or are even aware of the proposal.
by | Feb 20, 2019 1:20 pm | Comments (0)
East Shore cops conducted 58 motor vehicle stops in a week — and caught an erratic moped driver and a woman who allegedly fled the scene of a Valentine’s Day crash.
by | Feb 13, 2019 3:03 pm | Comments (3)
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Long Wharf Nature Preserve and the adjacent Long Island Sound, soon to be home to two new “living shorelines.”
Okay, climate change — New Haven’s coast is going to be $8 million readier for you.
by | Feb 7, 2019 1:17 pm | Comments (1)
Edgewood, Martinez, ESUMS, Nathan Hale: Parents invited in.
Moms and dads, alders, social-service providers and neighborhood fixtures will be walking through eight schools over the coming months, giving school principals and teachers a lesson on how to make them feel welcome.
Continue reading ‘Want A Tour? Schools Seek Parent Feedback’
by | Feb 7, 2019 1:16 pm | Comments (4)
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Sal DeCola led a CSEP hearing.
Democrat Sal DeCola is the first candidate out of the box in filing papers to run for a Board of Alders seat this year, seeking a fifth two-year term representing Morris Cove’s Ward 18.
by | Feb 5, 2019 2:37 pm | Comments (0)
Not the same vehicle in question.
A Foxon Hill Road resident’s pickup truck was stolen from his driveway. The car was later located in Brooklyn, New York.
There was one small problem. The car was on fire.
Continue reading ‘Stolen Truck Found — On Fire, In Brooklyn’