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CT journalist covering New Haven City Hall & blues & roots music for New Haven Register; blues harp player for The Cobalt Rhythm Kings & The Chicago Dawgs...
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The 9 latest developments to watch across Connecticut

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By Joseph Villanova Verified, Mark Zaretsky Verified, Sandra Diamond Fox Verified
| CT Insider Verified
Development news throughout Connecticut this week included an affordable housing proposal Wallingford,  an expansion of Stamford Health, a tree farm plan for Newtown and the potential sale of a well-know wedding facility in New Haven.
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Milford approves razing house, construction of six apartments under affordable-housing law Original

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By Mark Zaretsky Verified
| New Haven Register Verified
An architectural rendering of the proposed 6-unit apartment complex Milford developer Angelo Lisa wants to build at 21 Meadowside Rd. in Milford. The Planning and Zoning Board recently approved the application. Courtesy of City of Milford / GAMS, LLC / screen capture by Mark Zaretsky MILFORD — A Milford developer will raze a two-bedroom single-family house on a quarter-acre lot at 21 Meadowside Rd. and replace it with six apartments to be built under the state's 8-30g affordable housing statute.
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Amid neighbor concerns, New Haven convenience store can open earlier but not stay open later

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By Mark Zaretsky Verified
| New Haven Register Verified
A Google Street View image of the Four Js Big Deli, 198 Davenport Ave. in the Hill section of New Haven. Courtesy of Google Street View A Google Street View image of the Four Js Big Deli, 198 Davenport Ave. in the Hill section of New Haven. Courtesy of Google Street View NEW HAVEN —The owner of a convenience store and deli near John C.
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