Brian Zahn is a reporter with the New Haven Register. He covers all things West Haven, with a strong focus on schools and education, while also engaging with themes such as governance and regional interest. Brian's work has been featured in various publications, including The Hour Publishing Company, Stamford Advocate, and CT Insider.
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Brian Zahn's articles primarily focus on local government, community issues, and education in the West Haven and New Haven areas of Connecticut. His coverage includes government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary related to local governance, community development projects, educational initiatives, or legal matters within these areas. Additionally, if you have information about significant business developments impacting the region covered by Brian, it may also be of interest to him.
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9 of 60 West Haven CT Republican Town Committee members have tendered their resignations in November.
By: Brian Zahn
The Crooked Goat, an East Rock tavern with a menu inspired by Southern cuisine, will replace the former J.P. Dempsey's.
By: Brian Zahn
Two seniors are looking to spread robotics education in the area to promote problem solving and creativity with RoboReach, which teaches classes and gives kits.
By: Brian Zahn
West Haven officials informed residents that higher property values following a revaluation may not necessarily mean higher taxes.
West Haven Mayor Dorinda Borer released a video Thursday in which she said a City Hall employee was fired for alleged fraud.
By: Brian Zahn
Yale University researchers identified 314 Ukrainian children placed in a Russian system of "coerced adoption and fostering," prompting concerns from the U.N.
By: Brian Zahn
MILFORD — The Board of Aldermen have yet to vote on whether to accept state funds for a roadway and parking for the second phase of the Founders Walk project as residents question the project's safety.
By: Brian Zahn
A lawsuit claims a Wilbur Cross High School student's broke a bone during an arm wrestling match conducted by a chemistry teacher, an arm wrestling champion.
By: Brian Zahn
Shayna Kendall, a former New Haven police sergeant, has filed a lawsuit against the city, the Board of Police Commissioners, and four department leaders.
By: Brian Zahn
A network of Connecticut and New York nonprofits focusing on the health of the Long Island Sound received millions in federal grants this month for projects.
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