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Between Bread Serves Up "All-Day Sauce," Local Restaurant History - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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If you stop by Chapel Street’s newest sandwich shop and cocktail bar, you might want to order the Steak & Cheese. If you want to be let in on a little secret, get it with a side of their “all-day sauce,” the invention of chef Rudy Martinez that combines Thai chili and mayonnaise. That’s the recommendation of Sam Howarth, another one of the chefs at Between Bread, the brainchild of local restaurateur Danielle Ginnetti and advertising expert Linda Minichino. The sandwich shop and cocktail bar, loc
City Adopts Facial-Recognition Tech - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The Elicker administration plans to switch over from fingerprint readers to facial-recognition technology at 11 different workplaces this week in order to better track when city employees clock into their shifts. According to the city’s chief technology officer, the new tech will not scan the faces of members of the public; nor will it apply to every person who works for city government. It will be limited to the roughly 340 municipal employees whose departments already use fingerprint-reading t
New Operator Skates In To Ralph Walker Rink - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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A new operator has taken over the Ralph Walker Ice Rink, with plans teed up not just for hockey but also for year-round programming and community skate sessions. That new operator is Elm City Sports Group LLC, a sports company founded by Elisabeth and Peter Alden. Elm City Sports Group and the Parks Department are currently awaiting approval from the Board of Alders to enter a five-year contract to manage the Ralph Walker Ice Rink at 1080 State St. That proposal is likely to be heard and deliber
Feds Nix $26M Grant Bid For Housing Across From Train Station - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The housing authority didn’t receive a hoped-for $26 million federal grant this time around to help fund the construction of more than 500 apartments across from Union Station. The city’s public housing agency said it isn’t letting that get in the way of their plan to build a mixed-income, mixed-use “gateway” to the city on the former Church Street South property. It is moving ahead with the first phase of the development of what will be 2,490 apartments — while gearing up to apply for that fede
Appeal Hearings Finally Begin For Camera-Caught School Bus Passers - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Tyreese Brown showed up to the municipal office building at 200 Orange St. on Friday to contest a $250 fine he had received after a school bus-mounted camera caught him driving past a parked school bus on Sherman Parkway. A review of that footage revealed that a Hillhouse High School staffer who was directing traffic had waved him on. Volunteer hearing officer Joshua Galperin wound up waiving Brown’s fine entirely. It was the second day of school bus camera-appeal hearings, and drivers who had b
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