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Ward 24 alder candidate Lindsey (Eichler) Tengatenga weighs in on housing, stability, and proposed new short-term-rental regs. The post Opinion: Banning Investor-Owned Airbnbs Is A Good Start. It’s Not Enough appeared first on New Haven Independent.

The chamber's number-two role. The post Winfield Elected Senate Majority Leader appeared first on New Haven Independent.

A local nonprofit that serves veterans of the U.S. military took a big step towards building five new affordable apartments in the Hill -- after securing more than $1.8 million in federal funds for the project. The post Housing For Veterans Planned For Hill Lot appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Jason Bartlett has found a new candidate for mayor -- himself. The post Ex-Harp Aide Jason Bartlett Launches Mayoral Campaign appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Sister Culler loved shopping for beautiful clothes, stylish hats, and matching jewelry. The post Janie Culler, 105 appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Moses, a career Copper and Brass factory employee, was married for 71 years. The post Moses Douglas, 94 appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Melissa Beauchemin was ready to leave her Quinnipiac Avenue condo if she couldn’t replace its 14 failing windows. But in order to move ahead with the project, she first she had to win the support of the city's Historic District Commission. The post Condo Owner Prevails After Window Debate appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Allan Appel's dispatch from New Haven in 1938, as part of a yearlong series covering 388 years of city history. The post Tercentenary Hallelujahs And A Hurricane appeared first on New Haven Independent.

As organized by law student and Newhallville nonprofit leader Marcus Harvin. The post Students Make The Most Of “Mockingbird” Mock Trial appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Rajeev Pahuja works to make Hindu holiday of lights shine even brighter. The post Diwali Shines Bright appeared first on New Haven Independent.