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Warehouses Planned For Former HP Ives
The now-empty site of a factory by the Mill River that sent products to Home Depot could host warehouses for the delivery side of Home Depot, or another delivery-focused company like Amazon, by the...
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Distribution Hub Plan Advances
A plan to fill in the long-vacant block bounded by Chapel Street, Ives Place,and East and Wallace streets with two large warehouses has received unanimous approval from the City Plan Commission.
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Ferraro’s Packing Up For North Haven
The Ferraro family is moving the market it started in New Haven in 1952 to the suburbs — leaving public-housing tenants like Yelissa Martinez and Gladys Lugo with no walkable place to buy groceries.
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Deal Near On Ferraro’s Replacement
A new grocer is poised to reopen inside soon-to-close Ferraro’s Market, with the “Meat King” intact, according to the current owner.
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Fair Haven Walk-Up Covid Testing Moves To Expanded Site
Amid growing demand, Fair Haven Community Health Care (FHCHC) moved its Covid-19 testing operation Thursday to 293 East St., a .6-mile walk from the former testing site on Grand Avenue.
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$100K On Horizon For Mill RIver Clean-Up Projects
It’s easier to clean up rivers in rural and suburban settings than in a busy city, given obstacles like accessibility and private property interests.Meanwhile, urban waterways like our Mill River have...
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ULA Protests Car Dealership Over Alleged Fleecing Of Immigrants
Fifty demonstrators organized by Unidad Latina en Acción (ULA) protested outside Unique Auto Sales at 392 East St. demanding repayment for a couple they claim were scammed out of $4,000 on a...
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Ribbon Cut On Reentry Center
Operators of a newly opened Reentry Welcome Center in Wooster Square are calling on the community to join them in the quest to help formerly incarcerated New Haveners get back on their feet.
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Tour Tells Of Grand Transformations
A vaudeville theater becomes a church. A church becomes a parole office. An integrated boys’ swim club becomes a swim-focused nonprofit.A group of dedicated ethnic historians sketched out these...
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Judge Puts Brakes On “Planet Venus”
A plan to convert a Wallace Street warehouse into a “Las Vegas-style” entertainment complex hit a roadblock when a state judge upheld a city law that prohibits two strip clubs from being located less...
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City Rushes To Buy State Office-Warehouse
The Board of Alders unanimously signed off on the city purchasing a state-owned warehouse, garage and office building on the eastern edge of Wooster Square—where the city plans to move the Health...
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Kayaker Set Up Shop On The Mill River
Here is some of what you see while gliding through lily pads on a kayak trip down the Mill River: Turtles dipping their heads out of the water. Deer wandering the shores. A roaring waterfall by Goose Dam.
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“Corsair Cousin” Advances
Four under-utilized and individually unusable parcels of land across from the Corsair apartment complex on the old industrial patch of upper State Street are slated to become the site of 75 market-rate...
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Cleanup Crew Stars In A&E Reality Show
Sadie Marshall’s team packed up her gear to answer a call to clean up two decomposing bodies, after answering a separate call from the A&E Network to broadcast her “Dirty Rotten” work to the nation.
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Humphrey Bridge Isn’t Falling Down — Yet
The city plans to “scour-proof” the Humphrey Street Bridge after a recent routine inspection revealed significant erosion of the riverbed that supports the Mill River-crossing infrastructure.
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Space Studios Launches With Open House
District on James Street was the scene Thursday night of the official launch of Space Studios, the brainchild of videographer and entrepreneur Donnell Durden. Durden is hoping to provide the physical...
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Biz Boosters Embrace Big Tobacco
Connecticut is “beginning to win” by attracting large, innovative, good-paying employers, Gov. Ned Lamont rejoiced in New Haven Thursday.Lamont’s team’s Example A: The global tobacco giant Philip...
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Spencer Luckey Keeps Climbing
The pulsating orb-like structure in the Liberty Science Center appears to float, impossibly, high above the heads of people walking below, as if it’s lighter than air, or underwater. The fact that it...
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Tenant Leader's Work Pays Off
Brenda Harris celebrates results of a decade-long process. Tuesday's Mill River Phase 2 ribbon-cutting. Brenda Harris fought for safer, higher-quality homes throughout her 50 years living in the...
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