Thomas Breen is an Editor at New Haven Independent. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and the construction and real estate sectors, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Breen's work has been featured in CTNewsJunkie, Connecticut Mirror, and NewsBreak.
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By: Thomas Breen
Leaving his campaign with nearly $125K on hand, more than a year before the general election.
Deputy Economic Development Administrator Carlos Eyzaguirre, with City Plan’s Devon Clark and Director Laura Brown, at Wednesday’s meeting: “I think this has to get done.” Credit: Brandon Cortes Photos
By: Laura Glesby, Thomas Breen, Paul Bass
Editor’s note: This article contains graphic descriptions of a police shooting and an attempt at self-harm. You can reach a trained listener at the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988, or at 988lifeline.org.
The museum property at 210 West St., as pictured on Tuesday.
Ailani Estrada and Jenilyz Davila put the new multi-use path to use. “I feel like it’s good for the bikes,” Estrada said about the new path.
By: Thomas Breen
As a second related bankruptcy filing, stemming from a second allegedly fraudulent property transfer, makes its way through Virginia federal court.
By: Thomas Breen
To its existing retail dispensary at the former home of Long Wharf Theatre on Sargent Drive.
Roger Atlas began the year sleeping in a tent outside of a downtown church. He now lives in a fourth-floor, rent-subsidized apartment at The Towers -- a testament to the 70-year-old's perseverance, the hard work of dedicated advocates for the homeless, and the luck of having the right housing open up at the right time.
Willow Street Shell gas station manager Syed Naqshband: This has been one of the most difficult years for his business in the 20-plus years he’s worked here.
Alder Christine Kim, with Alder Elias Theodore: “To every business that plays by the rules, this is for you, too.”
