The fate of the old Public Works building at 1100 Miller St. remains up in the air after the board of aldermen agreed last week to make one last attempt to sell the property.
The old McCurdy place on Highway 100 west of town has produced many memories for New Haven area residents, dating back to the 1940s and before.
New Haven High School will see a significant increase in enrollment when classes resume today.
Riverfront camping at designated campsites is off to a mostly successful start, but a few issues need to be addressed to make it go more smoothly.
New Haven’s municipal swimming pool can probably continue to operate in its current state for another year or two, but costly repairs—or replacement—may not be that far away.