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- Jul 28, 2026
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Downtown Blocks Reopened After Bomb-Squad Investigation - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Police reopened a downtown stretch of Elm Street Tuesday morning after investigators determined that a suspicious package had been holding a tent, and not a bomb. Someone flagged down an officer to report a suspicious package, which was found on Orange Street, according to city police spokesperson Officer Christian Bruckhart. At around 9:40 a.m, Lt. David Giuliuzza told the Independent that a bomb team was examining the package. For about 30 minutes Tuesday morning, pedestrians and cars were not
Runway Runs Through Bike Shop - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The Devil’s Gear Bike Shop rolled out a catwalk for three local designers — for a fashion show that included streetwear pieces ranging from hand-painted purses and furry boots to distressed tank tops and screen-printed t-shirts. More than 20 people sat in front of skateboards and bike parts on Friday evening to watch models strut down the shop floor at 845 Chapel St. in clothing designed by RNS, Threads by Tea, and Open Mnds. The RNS Fashion Show opened with Nigel Lowndes, an RNS co-owner, pedal
Edge Grapples With Growing Grocery Prices - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Why do organic bell peppers at Edge of the Woods cost three dollars more per pound now than they did a few years ago? Blame it on rising gas prices, volatile weather patterns, and a labor crunch for farmhands and truck drivers. “It hasn’t stopped,” Jesse Nemeth, a produce buyer at Edge, told the Independent on Tuesday. Prices are going up “more and more and more, and people are getting fed up with it.” Edge of the Woods — a natural foods grocery store at 379 Whalley Ave. — is one of the many gro
Elliott On Platner: Vet Candidates Before They Run - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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You don’t have to hold elected office before running for a high-profile statewide seat — but it sure helps. Josh Elliott offered that take Thursday on lessons learned from the implosion of Graham Platner’s Democratic campaign for the U.S. Senate in Maine. Elliott, a progressive Hamden state representative, is challenging two-term incumbent Ned Lamont for governor in Connecticut. Both are slated to appear on the Democratic primary ballot on Aug. 11. Whoever wins that primary will face Greenwich R
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