Thomas Breen is an Editor at CTNewsJunkie. He covers a range of topics including telecom, transportation and mobility, construction and real estate, as well as education management and regional interest, with a particular focus on social issues and crime. Breen's work has been featured in CTNewsJunkie, New Haven Independent, and Connecticut Mirror.
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Thomas Breen's articles focus primarily on local government, politics, and community issues in New Haven, Connecticut. His coverage includes announcements from the local government and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
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City Plan Department map Under proposed zoning update, new smoke shops wouldn't be allowed to open within the orange circles, which describe a 3,000-foot radius for each existing licensed tobacco retailer.
The race is on — as one budget airline announced four more flight destinations from Tweed, a day before another budget airline plans to kick off its tenure at the Morris Cove airport.
After more than six months of compiling data on speeding, red light running, and local
A 14-block rezoning that was intended to promote dense, mixed-use development on Whalley Avenue has yielded no new places to live in the nearly five years since it was approved by the Board of Alders.
Mayor Elicker (center) at Monday's ribbon cutting for the Coliseum redevelopment: "On the housing front, we've made a ton of progress."
5 demolished buildings to be repurposed as brick mural, on ground floor of new Yale drama building at Crown & York.
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