Mark Zaretsky

The plan would allow taller buildings in downtown New Haven.

The application was the second the PZB approved under Connecticut's 8-30g affordable housing statute in just over two weeks.

The new owner plans renovations and a new name: “The Haven.”

"A lot of times I won't cross that street," said neighborhood resident Ancelmo "Sumo" Hugginson.

Tweed New Haven Regional Airport celebrates its rebound to 4 million passengers since 2020 low

"I'm very happy with what they've done," said Albert Zax, 95, who has lived in The Towers for seven years. "I think it's beautiful!" 

Avelo conveyed its intention to pull out of Bradley verbally, said Alisa Sisic of the state's airport authority.

The marijuana growing operation would create at least 50 new jobs when fully developed, according to Town Planner Eugene Livshits,

The developer says he's not talking to Trader Joe's, but Guilford residents keep asking.

Under the proposal, six of the 20 units would be deed-restricted as "affordable" for 40 years and rented at 80% and 60% of AMI.