Mark Zaretsky is a Lead singer and harmonica player at New Haven Register. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, urban design, and the housing market, with a particular focus on the intersections of architecture, planning, and food and beverages. Mark has been featured in various publications such as the Register Citizen, Stamford Advocate, and Environmental Health News, among others.
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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: Joseph Villanova, Sandra Diamond Fox, Rob Ryser, Robert Marchant, Alexander Soule, Steven Goode, Mark Zaretsky, Andreas Yilma
Trumbull data center, Jersey Mike's in Danbury, New Haven mixed-use project among latest CT developments worth watching.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Uber, which in 2021 balked at paying the $3.75-per-ride fee that Lyft negotiated, has agreed to serve Tweed for $3 per ride.
By: Steven Goode, Mark Zaretsky, Alexander Soule, Rob Ryser, Robert Marchant, Joseph Villanova, Andreas Yilma
The road sign for Nutmeg Square on Danbury's Newtown Road, which ShopRite proposes to replace with new sign that includes an electronic message center.
By: Mark Zaretsky
A digital architectural rendering shows the proposed Encompass Health inpatient rehabilitation facility, which could include up to 80 beds, on the former Hilltop Orchard site at 596, 612 and 616 E.
By: Mark Zaretsky
The Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to consider Encompass' application during a remote special meeting June 23 at 7 p.m.
The Tweed New Haven Airport annual community meeting begins at 6 p.m. and runs to 8 p.m. at Nathan Hale School, 80 Townsend Ave.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Zuppardi's is believed to be second-oldest CT pizzeria after Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana.
By: Andreas Yilma, Sandra Diamond Fox, Mark Zaretsky, Joseph Villanova, Rob Ryser, Alexander Soule, Steven Goode, Robert Marchant
Zuppardi's Apizza, a fixture in West Haven for more than 90 years, is expanding its frozen-foods division into a larger space.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Neighbors of both 195 Lenox St. and 333 Humphrey St. objected to the proposed location of electric transformers in the front yards of each.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Tweed's annual community meeting takes place each June at Nathan Hale School as a requirement of the Board of Alders' 2021 43-year sub-lease.
