Paul Bass is an Editor at the New Haven Independent. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, as well as culture and society. Paul’s work has been featured in the Journal Enquirer, Connecticut Mirror, Center for Law and Social Policy, CTNewsJunkie, and NewsBreak.
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Local democracy depends on it, argues Anya Nakhmurina.
(Opinion) The heat was on — too high for public schools, or smoke shops, or “ juice bars.”
Deliver the post-mortem/roadmap the DNC tried but failed to produce.
New Haven’s Martin Looney has parting advice for the next generation of political candidates as well as for his fellow Baby Boomers holding on to elected office.
By: Paul Bass
(Opinion) A federal jury delivered justice Friday when it ruled in favor of Stefon Morant, who sued the city and a disgraced former detective for framing him on murder charges that left him in prison for decades.
Acoustic guitar in hand, Ford sang those lyrics to a song still in progress during an appearance Thursday on WNHH FM’s “Dateline New Haven” program. The drums, bass, power chord-enhancing electric guitar accopmaniment are to come as Ford refines “Wicked Bad” to record on her upcoming album Sad Sac.
(Opinion) Cameras are doing their job on New Haven’s school buses, capturing people willing to endanger kids’ lives in order to arrive a t their destinations seconds sooner.
Officials are promising to help New Haven-area veterans who are appealing to the state for help restoring a neglected local cemetery.
In New Haven, for starters.
Those items are on the city government “to-do” list, at least one drawn up in the latest opinionated vlog news summary from the New Haven Independent assignment desk — er, compost heap.
