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Man Fatally Struck By Train Was Likely Not An Accident, First Responders Say Man Fatally Struck By Train Was Likely Not An Accident, First Responders Say
Man Fatally Struck By Train Was Likely Not An Accident, First Responders Say A 22-year-old man stepped out in front of a Shore Line East train in New Haven, apparently taking his own life.  The incident took place near the intersection of Hemingway Street and First Avenue at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 7, according to reporting by the New Haven Register.  "I was just at the scene of the accident. In these deeply challenging times, please take a moment to check in with your friends, family and loved ones. I know many of us are really feeling the strain of this pandemic, so it is up to us as a community to check in with each other and be there fo…

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by Christina Coulter
Business
New Restaurant/Club Planned At Former Site Of Infamous West Haven Bar New Restaurant/Club Planned At Former Site Of Infamous West Haven Bar
New Restaurant/Club Planned At Former Site Of Infamous West Haven Bar A controversial spot for a nightclub may go live once again. An application for a restaurant liquor permit has been filed for 93 Campbell Ave., in West Haven. This address most recently hosted HerSoul, a Colombian cafe that opened in 2018. But before that, it was the infamous Peroles. Peroles restaurant slowly turned into more of a bar and nightclub over the years. Some neighbors blamed the hotspot for an increase in violence and alcohol-related incidents in the area. Peroles closed in 2018 due to family medical conditions, according to the New Haven Register. Now new owner Sean Green, …

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by Kristin Palpini
Police & Fire
Substitute Teacher Accused Of Killing Child Has 'Psychotic Episodes' Substitute Teacher Accused Of Killing Child Has 'Psychotic Episodes'
Substitute Teacher Accused Of Killing Child Has 'Psychotic Episodes' A substitute teacher accused of fatally shooting a teenager and injuring a boy in her home has been having “psychotic episodes” that require on-demand medical attention, her attorney said on Monday, Nov. 16. Jassette Henry, public attorney for Naomi Bell, 43, of Terryville, advocated in New Britain, Connecticut, District Court for a lower bail and access to mental health medication and treatment for his client, according to the New Haven Register. Bell is facing charges of murder with special circumstances and criminal attempt to commit murder under special circumstances related to a Frida…

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by Kristin Palpini
Business
COVID-19: Popular UNH Restaurant Shut Down Over Accusations That It's A Bar COVID-19: Popular UNH Restaurant Shut Down Over Accusations That It's A Bar
Covid-19: Popular UNH Restaurant Shut Down Over Accusations That It's A Bar Accused of running his restaurant like a bar, the Board of Health has temporarily closed an eatery due to the COVID-19 guideline violation. On Thursday, Oct. 29, local authorities shut down the Blue Horse in West Haven in the middle of service with patrons in the restaurant, said owner Bob Severino, according to the New Haven Register. Bars are not permitted to be open under the current COVID-19 economic restrictions meant to help stop the spread of the virus. Restaurants are open and allowed to sell alcohol to customers, but people must also purchase food.  The closure comes jus…

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by Christina Coulter