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New Haven Independent
Update: Four Tenants Announced At Ansonia Shopping Center
ANSONIA – The new owner of the Ansonia Shopping Center on Main Street across from Target announced four tenants Friday (Nov. 13). They are Burlington (formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory), O’Reilly Auto Parts, Dollar Tree and M&T Bank. Zelco Properties & Development and The Grossman Companies purchased...
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New Haven Independent
Broken Windows Thuggery
(Opinion) They came to smash windows, brutalize members of groups they scapegoat for the nation’s woes, haul them away to cruel detention camps, set the stage for mass round-ups. That’s what mobs did in Germany in 1938 in the violent Kristallnacht window-smashing pogrom that set the stage for the...
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Eyewitness News
Ansonia improves to 8-1 with lopsided win over Derby
(WFSB) - Ansonia improved to 8-1 with a lopsided win over Derby. Halfway through the first quarter, Ansonia was up 8-0 and looking for more. Micah McNeil launched a deep shot for Xavier Docteur, who went up and came down with the football. That put the Chargers on the one-yard-line.
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Daily Voice
Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In Shelton, Police Say
Connecticut police are reminding residents to stay alert as officers search for three masked suspects wanted in an armed convenience store robbery. The robbery happened Thursday night, Nov. 12, at the Howe Avenue Convenience Store in Shelton. Shelton police said three men dressed all in black and we…
New Haven Independent
100 More Tires Dumped In West Rock
When Peter Davis and his crew were almost done cleaning up more than 500 tires that had been illegally dumped off of Springside Avenue, he arrived once again to find 100 more. Davis, a part-time city parks employee, spends his days cleaning up various illegal dumping spots. He’s been with the Parks Department for 40 years, having served as the city’s riverkeeper before retiring and then returning to part-time work.
New Haven Independent
Derby Honors Hero Cops
DERBY – Two police officers were honored by the city’s Board of Aldermen and Alderwomen Thursday for their heroic actions during a fire on Derby Avenue last month. “You put your lives on the line to save other people. You did Derby proud that day,” Mayor Joseph DiMartino said during a meeting Nov. 12.