Brian Zahn is a Reporter at The News-Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Hour Publishing Company, News Nation, and Disability Scoop.
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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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Mayor Dorinda Borer said the city can avoid future lawsuits by taking a one-year pause to develop regulatory language.
By: Brian Zahn
The attorney general's office alleged a North Haven business owner is a "repeat offender" regarding air pollution laws.
By: Brian Zahn
A scheduled June 13 foreclosure auction of the Orange first selectman's home has been canceled, according to court records.
By: Brian Zahn
The mayor said the budget does not have the ideal mill rate, but preserves critical services for town residents.
By: Brian Zahn
City officials planned the "Eco Park" project after invasive plants began to spread following extreme weather.
By: Brian Zahn
The town announced that petition sheets for at least one political candidate seeking ballot access cannot be located.
By: Brian Zahn
The town has now raised roughly $13 million of its expected $17 million project for a new firehouse.
By: Brian Zahn
A West Haven manufacturing company's mufflers were insufficient in quieting an industrial hum, city officials said.
By: Brian Zahn
The Chapel Street office building received city approval for 87 new apartment units in 2019.
By: Brian Zahn
The town has several overdue audits and has little borrowing power because it lost its bond credit ratings.
