Help On the Way For People With Sinking HomesThere is some money on the way for homeowners in some New Haven neighborhoods who have sinking homes. Some relief is on its way to families in the New Haven area hoping…
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Area legislators and the co-chairman of the legislature’s Aging Committee say they’re open to looking at the state’s nursing home closure process to see if improvements can be made after learning of the spate of resident deaths following the closure…
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Erin Kemple, executive director of the Connecticut Fair Housing Center. President Lyndon Johnson signed the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968. Fifty years later, discriminatory lending and rental practices persist, as the Connecticut Fair Housing Center discovered sending…
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It is still too early to say if gains median sale prices of single-family houses in Connecticut in January and March are signs of an emerging trend for 2018. (Feverpitched / Getty Images/iStockphoto) Home sale prices across Connecticut jumped for…
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EAST HAVEN, CT – The East Haven Animal Shelter wants to share soma e good news about two dogs it recent took in after they were abandoned. Here is the good news that the shelter is sharing on its Facebook…
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At least three families will be transitioning from the Red Roof Inn downtown Hartford to the Franciscan Center for Urban Ministry. There, they’ll have a place to stay for free while they look for a place of their own. Six…
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The developers of an apartment complex in Charlottesville’s Little High Street neighborhood have asked for a one-month extension to resubmit a site plan after the city’s Planning Commission indicated it was about to deny it. “It does not match a…
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Karen Robinson, an English teacher at Hill Regional Career High School in New Haven, put herself through college by managing restaurants. Chris Scionti, an engineering teacher at the Engineering and Science University Magnet School in West Haven, once owned a…
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NEW HAVEN, CT — Mayor Toni Harp is proposing a 11 percent tax increase. She criticized the state for sending more aid to other cities. Her budget recommends a 1.52 percent increase in the general city budget and an 18…
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A Mystic, Conn.-based real estate brokerage, Shutters & Sails LLC, has affiliated with the CENTURY 21® System, now operating as CENTURY 21 Shutters & Sails, the company recently announced. The brokerage will continue to serve real estate needs throughout Southeastern…
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