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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Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) Managing Director Tess Reagan (right): "We are firsthand witnesses to the unprecedented threats these children now face."
Dillon (center) at Saturday's endorsement presser: "I am so excited that you're organizing the postdocs, and that is a priority." Credit: Thomas Breen photos
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Mayor Elicker with a photo of 13-year-old King Best. Credit: Facebook photo
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Today's legal notice.
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After getting fired from his previous municipal job.
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The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) confirmed on Monday that 13-year-old New Havener King Best died from drowning — a day after his body was found in the West River.
Barbara Vereen at Tuesday's rally: "Get up, stand up, and fight for your rights." Credit: Thomas Breen photos
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Head Moderator Kevin Arnold at City Hall's early voting location on Tuesday. Credit: Brandon Cortes photo
New Haven saw its second double homicide of the summer Tuesday night — after someone shot and killed a 19-year-old New Havener and a 25-year-old West Havener on Judson Avenue in the West River neighborhood.
Wicker's aunt Felicia Byrd: "He was well loved." Credit: Thomas Breen photos
