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"Je suis inquiet mais je n'ai pas peur", souffle l'homme de 57 ans aux tempes grises. "Nous n'allons pas nous envoler comme le magicien d'Oz", plaisante-t-il, même si Ida pourrait charrier des vents de 240 km/h, selon les services météorologiques américains. M. McNeely se dit davantage préoccupé par les potentielles coupures de courant que par l'ouragan lui-même. Lors du passage de Katrina, il y a 16 ans, "nous n'avons pas eu d'électricité pendant des mois", se souvient l'entrepreneur qui vit dans la banlieue nord-o...

De la musique s'échappe d'un bar tandis que Greg McNeely, visseuse à la main, s'applique à poser des planches en bois sur la devanture rouge et noi...

New Haven GOP taps Carlson for mayoral run Carlson: “ I won’t handcuff the cops. I’ll let the cops handcuff the criminals.” For the first time in 14 years, New Haven’s Republican Party is fielding a candidate for mayor. John Carlson, who assumed the party’s chairmanship last year, llast week accepted a last-minute nomination at a GOP convention to run for the city’s highest office in an aim to break almost 60 years of Democratic control. The party also chose three alder candidates and one candidate for Board of Education. The last Republican mayor, William C. Celentano, left off...

Experience matters, and the lack of leadership has shown through time and time again.

Graduating during a pandemic is tough, but CT school districts aim to help Brian Zahn FacebookTwitterEmail Exterior of Trumbull High School, in Trumbull, Conn. Jan. 2nd, 2012.Ned Gerard / Ned Gerard After a whirlwind year of remote learning, public health protocols and social isolation, high school seniors in Connecticut are almost ready to graduate. Despite the challenges of the year, superintendents from across the state said they are beholden to state requirements for high school graduation, so graduation standards will remain fairly consistent statewide. Although many superintendents said...