Steven Goode

2 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Steven Goode

NEW HAVEN - Mayor Justin Elicker said there are questions about whether the city will receive the full $314 million it is owed from the federal government amid taken by President Donald Trump or his administration in his first 100 days in office. Article continues below this adElicker added New Haven Public Schools might be out an additional $40 million, much of which is used to cover the cost of 332 federally funded employees.

2 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Steven Goode

NEW HAVEN-Mayor Justin Elicker and Fire Chief John Alston announced Friday that the New Haven Fire Department will participate in the national " Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters " tribute honoring fallen firefighters and their families. They are also encouraging city residents, businesses and community organizations to participate in the tribute with red light to illuminate their homes, businesses and other areas at night. The week-long tribute period begins Sunday and runs through May 4.

2 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Steven Goode

EAST LYME-The Bride Brook Estuary's biological clock is ticking. Without an intervention, the Rocky Neck State Park marshland and its plant and wildlife inhabitants could be gone within 20 years. But a group of scientists and others, including volunteers, are ready to stop and, hopefully, rewind that time piece.

3 weeks ago | milfordmirror.com | Jacqueline Rabe Thomas |Steven Goode

Leaders of a Hartford nonprofit that runs a youth summer job program and other community improvement initiatives waited months to notify state officials of an alleged cyber theft of $300,000 in taxpayer-funded grants, according to records obtained by CT Insider. The three-month delay by the Blue Hills Civic Association appears to have violated a contractual requirement to notify state government officials within about two weeks of any suspected theft, the records show.

3 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Jacqueline Rabe Thomas |Steven Goode

Leaders of a Hartford nonprofit that runs a youth summer job program and other community improvement initiatives waited months to notify state officials of an alleged cyber theft of $300,000 in taxpayer-funded grants, according to records obtained by CT Insider. The three-month delay by the Blue Hills Civic Association appears to have violated a contractual requirement to notify state government officials within about two weeks of any suspected theft, the records show.