Thomas Breen is an Editor at New Haven Independent. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and social interest topics, including diversity and inclusion within the housing market. Breen's work has been featured in CTNewsJunkie, Connecticut Mirror, New Haven Independent, and NewsBreak.
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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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By: Thomas Breen
Thomas Kochera was a decade-long NHFD vet and dedicated paramedic.
200 Fountain St.’s fifth floor, on Tuesday. Credit: Thomas Breen photo
By: Thomas Breen
West-side Democrats will get to pick between three different Democrats running for state representative this August -- now that Justin Farmer has officially qualified for the primary ballot.
On 6/4, police asked the public to help identify this man. On 6/8, police made an arrest. Credit: NHPD photo
The 71-year-old woman who died at the scene of a Fountain Street apartment fire on Monday died from a host of medical conditions exacerbated by fleeing the building.
Westville resident and business owner Julie Robbins has set up a GoFundMe online fundraiser to help 15 families who have been displaced from their apartments thanks to Monday night’s fire at 200 Fountain St.
By: Thomas Breen
From Lyman Orchards, and plan to relocate current Sargent Drive manufacturing biz.
The Elicker administration has ordered a Whalley Avenue landlord to stop using a fenced-off secluded riverine lot as an unlicensed junkyard for automobiles.
By: Thomas Breen
The City Plan Commission on Wednesday approved a Science Park redeveloper's application to build a new 199-space surface parking lot where a handful of dilapidated former Winchester Arms factory buildings were recently demolished.
Two people were critically injured and one suffered non-life-threatening injuries Monday afternoon following a triple shooting in the Ft. Hale Gardens condo complex on Woodward Avenue.
