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Healing Hearts: An 8-Week Grief Support Group for Adults

March 8, 2022 Jessica Comments Off

Grief and bereavement support groups can help you connect with people also dealing with the loss of a loved one and help you feel less alone. […]

Hamden Transition Committee Presents Their Report

March 5, 2022 Jessica Comments Off

During the winter of 2021, the Hamden Transition Committee embarked on something new to Hamden that has never been done in any previous administration. It is their pleasure to present this Transition Report to Mayor Lauren […]

CT Renter’s Rebate Program

February 27, 2022 Jessica Comments Off

Renter’s Rebate is a reimbursement program for Connecticut renters who are elderly or totally disabled, and whose incomes do not exceed certain limits. […]

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Right to Counsel for Tenants Begins in Connecticut

February 27, 2022 Pam Comments Off

On Monday, January 31, 2022, Connecticut will become the second state in the country to launch a statewide Right to Counsel (RTC) program that will make attorneys available to eligible tenants at risk of eviction. […]

Connecticut Small Business Development Center Programs

February 8, 2022 Pam Comments Off

Implementing the New CT Paid Leave Program In Your Small Business The Connecticut Small Business Development Center along with experts from The Human Resources Consulting Group will present an informational webinar on how to continue […]

Access Health CT Broker Academy Program

January 25, 2022 Pam Comments Off

Access Health CT has an opportunity to drive change in the diversification of the Broker community in the state of Connecticut, with the potential of reducing the disparity between historically underserved communities and those that […]

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Natural Gas Fuel Supply Risk for New England

January 10, 2022 Ryan Comments Off

The Independent System Operator(ISO)-New England has warned that the natural gas supply for New England is precarious this winter. Emergency actions could be necessary if the region experiences an extended cold snap. There are several […]

Warmlines

January 10, 2022 Jessica Comments Off

Warmlines are similar to hotlines in that they are free, peer-run phone lines that connect callers to clinically supervised and trained mental health advocates, including social workers, who provide emotional support. The difference is that […]

Real Estate Tax Bill Credits for Qualified Residents

January 1, 2022 Jessica Comments Off

The Hamden Assessor’s Office will be taking applications for credits on real estate tax bills for qualified elderly and/or disabled residents February 1, 2022 to May 15, 2022. […]

Critical Race Theory 101

November 5, 2021 Ryan Comments Off

Chances are you have heard about something called Critical Race Theory(CRT), most likely from watching a national or local television news/opinion show, possibly even on social media. The issue of CRT has now been localized […]

New Haven Lawyer & Poet Named MacArthur Fellow

October 24, 2021 Jessica Comments Off

When Reginal Dwayne Betts, a New Haven poet, lawyer, and advocate answered a call from an unknown number he wasn’t expecting the news he got. The caller informed him he was chosen, along with 24 […]

Hindsight 2020

August 5, 2021 Elisabeth Comments Off

Hindsight 2020 “is a collaborative community history project documenting Greater New Haven community members’ reflections on the year 2020″. At Miller Memorial Library, Brundage Community Branch, and at Whitneyville Branch, we have now a Hindsight […]