CT journalist covering New Haven City Hall & blues & roots music for New Haven Register; blues harp player for The Cobalt Rhythm Kings & The Chicago Dawgs...
New Haven, United States (Local)
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Mark Zaretsky's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, crime, events, and community issues in Connecticut and specifically New Haven. He frequently covers mayoral activities, local events, crime reports, and developments related to the city of New Haven.
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By: Mark Zaretsky
The Greater New Haven Jewish community called for the hostages' return and an end to the violence in Israel and the rise of antisemitism in the U.S. and abroad.
By: Mark Zaretsky, Lisa Backus
East Haven police are continuing to investigate after a 7-month-old left unattended in a bathtub died, but said foul play was not suspected.
Libraries taking part in a Digital Equity Pilot Project will bring on digital helpers to give residents free tech assistance and build online skills. A $250,000 national leadership grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services underpins the effort.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Combatting car thefts associated with juveniles is a complex issue exacerbated by social media, CT cops and advocates say. Can 119k Commission's new plan help?
By: Mark Zaretsky
North Haven officials said a gender non-conforming substitute teacher was fired for using a student girls' bathroom, not discrimination.
By: Mark Zaretsky
New Haven's Barracuda Bistro to move to a shared space on Crown Street; Blue Tortuga to open on Chapel Street.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Most state legislative races in New Haven and Hamden are uncontested; not so in the 10th and 11th Senate Districts and the 92nd, 96th, and 97th House Districts.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Seven homelessness activists, including Mark Colville, were arrested on the New Haven Green after refusing a police order to take down tents.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Most state legislative races in New Haven and Hamden are uncontested; not so in the 10th and 11th Senate Districts and the 92nd, 96th and 97th House Districts.
By: Mark Zaretsky
All but one member of the East Shore Community Management Team board resigned amid strife over a Tweed Airport donation for a Halloween parade.
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