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"Like Screaming Into A Void": Students, Teachers Decry Health Hazards In Schools - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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“This is basic dignity we’re asking for,” said Brandon Daley. The high school senior at Metropolitan Business Academy was speaking to the Board of Alders Education Committee on Tuesday night about school building conditions across New Haven Public Schools (NHPS). He was one of nearly 30 students, teachers, parents, and advocates to offer public testimony to alders that night, at a hearing on school facilities that drew about 100 people to the Board of Alders chamber of City Hall. Students said t
Funding Uncertain For City's New After-School Initiative - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Funding is in limbo for the city’s new after-school programming serving more than 350 students in 20 public schools — three weeks after the initiative began. The Elicker administration had created and launched the New Haven After-School Initiative before the Board of Alders could vote on full contracts with the two local nonprofits executing the program. As it turns out, the Board of Alders decided not to approve the contracts as proposed. Local legislators voted last week to shorten one contrac
Alders Approve Pollution-Compensation Agreement - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The Board of Alders unanimously authorized the energy supply company Global Partners to increase the air pollution from one of its Annex tanks in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars each year allotted to city and neighborhood-based environmental initiatives. Local legislators took that vote on Tuesday during the latest meeting of the full Board of Alders at City Hall. The alders approved a Community Environmental Benefits Agreement (CEBA) between Global Partners and the city — bringing the
12-Month Pause Approved For Data Center Development - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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As pushback accelerates across the country against data centers powering artificial intelligence, the Board of Alders on Tuesday unanimously approved a year-long moratorium on new data centers in New Haven. The legislation carves out an exception for “quantum computing or life sciences research facilities associated with the New Haven Quantum and Life Sciences Innovation Cluster” — a series of planned developments along the former Route 34 corridor, slated to house quantum computing technology a
C4D Celebrates 16 Years - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Before Melanie Yunga joined Connecticut Students for a Dream (C4D), “I was a really shy person,” she said. “I didn’t have the sense of community.” Over the course of her time at C4D as a Wilbur Cross High School student, Yunga found her voice advocating for herself, her family, and her friends as immigrants facing the intensifying threat of ICE detention. On Thursday, now in college, she introduced keynote speaker Attorney General William Tong to an audience of 150 people gathered at Anthony’s O
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