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The spring edition of Restaurant Week will bring together restaurants ranging from Italian and Mexican to Spanish and Belgian-French influences. Two‑course prix fixe lunches are offered at $25 at select locations. Three‑course dinners run $45 or $55 at all participating restaurants.
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Laura Cassenti said getting the word out on what to do during an immigration raid shouldn’t be complicated.
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Dominicans in Connecticut recognized 182 years of independence in the Dominican Republic Friday. Waterbury celebrated with a symbolic mayor for the day.
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Firefighters rescued three people hanging out of a window during a blaze at a 46-unit apartment building in New Haven late Tuesday morning.
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International student enrollment has taken a sharp drop at The University of New Haven (UNH). University officials say enrollment among foreign students has decreased by about 3,000 over the last two years.
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The New Haven School Choice Expo ensures Spanish-language accessibility so Latino families in the Greater New Haven area can learn about the school options for their children.
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Organizers described the shutdown as a “nationwide day of no school, no work and no shopping” to protest the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s deployments and call on Congress to cut the federal funding that supports them.
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Repairs to a water main break in Waterbury have been completed. The main break led to citywide water service disruptions and a boil water advisory in December. The city restored water service within a week after the main failed, but repairs took longer.
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New Haven's police chief is stepping down amid allegations of theft and misuse of public funds, the mayor’s office announced Monday afternoon.
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Major water main repairs on Thomaston Avenue are set to move forward, after crews fixed a different routine main break on Oakville Avenue right after Christmas.