Mark Zaretsky is a reporter specializing in local news, particularly in the New Haven area of Connecticut. He covers a range of topics including city hall, blues and roots music, restaurant openings and closures, crime, and community events. Mark's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his dedication to reporting on the happenings in his community.
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New Haven, Connecticut, United States (Local)
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, Arnold Gold
NEW HAVEN — Metropolitan Transit Authority police arrested nine pro-Palestinian protesters Thursday night after about 100 people marched from the New Haven Green to Union Station and blocked access to trains, authorities said.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Activists seeking a cease-fire in Gaza were arrested during a protest that blocked access to trains at Union Station in New Haven.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Mailk Jones, a 21 year old Black man was shot and killed by an East Haven officer in 1997, though the officer was later cleared of all charges.
Fire Chief John Alston said the department is down to about 15 paramedics when 48 to 50 is the norm.
By: Mark Zaretsky
NEW HAVEN — A national shortage of paramedics is deeply affecting the New Haven Fire Department , which, with 53 vacancies among more than 300
By: Mark Zaretsky
NEW HAVEN — Imagine riding your bike — or even walking — all the way from Hammonasset State Park in Madison through New Haven and clear upstate to Northampton, Mass., without having to contend much with vehicular traffic.
By: Mark Zaretsky
New Haven Police officials said the officer was trying to stop a group of ATVs driving in Fair Haven when he appeared to be struck by a woman on one.
By: Mark Zaretsky
An Avelo Airlines flight from Nashville was delayed by weather, then diverted from Tweed New Haven Regional Airport to Bradley International, officials said.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Yale University officials said military weapons manufacturing did not meet the threshold for a prerequisite to divest, which protestors had called for.
By: Mark Zaretsky
Organizers said they expect thousands to attend the event on the New Haven Green Sunday with organizations from all over Connecticut involved.
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