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Alders Advance Proposal Urging Yale To Reject Potential Trump Deal - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Three dozen Yale students, professors, and New Haven community members testified before the aldermanic Health & Human Services Committee Thursday evening — and called on Yale to uphold its institutional independence, contribute more to its host city, and reject a potential settlement with the Trump administration over the university’s admissions policies. Ultimately, the committee alders — Kampton Singh, Frank Douglass, Theresa Morant, Frank Redente, Sarah Miller, and Elias Theodore — favorably
Students Speak, Leaders Listen, At Alder-Organized Youth Panel - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Thirteen-year-old Justin Pijuan stood up in front of a panel of city officials Saturday afternoon and asked: How and why does homelessness happen in New Haven? “I just want to know how come we can’t get housing,” he said, addressing the mayor, three alders, a state representative, and other New Haven leaders. Mayor Justin Elicker answered Justin’s question briefly, explaining that the city, like many across the country, needs more affordable housing and resources like Elm City Compass to support
Yalies Protest Potential Trump Deal - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Around 250 Yale professors, students, alumni and faculty gathered on Cross Campus Tuesday afternoon for a teach-in and rally demanding administrators “democratize Yale,” as university President Maurie McInnis continues settlement talks with the Trump administration over the university’s admissions policies. Speakers with the American Association of University Professors, the Yale College Council, and the Yale Endowment Justice Collective, among other organizations, called for administrators to m
Police Use of Force Reports Down 50% - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Reports of New Haven police using force have decreased by about half over the past year and are currently at a five-year low, records from the New Haven Police Department show. This year to date, New Haven police reported 164 use of force incidents, down from 342 this time last year. Police officers must record firearm use, firearm display, taser deployment, baton or pepper spray use, any controlled strike made with hands or feet, and injuries caused by K-9 patrol dogs as use of force incidents.
Convenience Store Proposal Debated - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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A Branford resident’s application to open a convenience store across the street from a preschool on Goffe Street prompted pushback from neighbors who said they do not want or need another convenience store nearby. The applicant, Kanya Kanh, and another representative for the store, Kanh’s boyfriend Albert Boria, brought that convenience-store pitch to the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) at City Hall on Tuesday night. Kanh has applied for a special exception “to permit convenience goods and service
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