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The Charger Bulletin

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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

McMahon Meet and Greet at Branford HQ Highlights Jobs Plan

Liana Teixeira September 19, 2012

Linda McMahon, the Republican candidate for the United States Senate, spoke to supporters on Wednesday, Sept. 12, at the grand opening of her newest campaign headquarters in Branford, Conn. Guests...

West Haven Hosts Annual Farmers’ Market

Lesha Daley September 19, 2012

Connecticut farmers encourage locals to buy native-grown fruits and vegetables at the West Haven Green’s annual farmers market. “Send more people…the prices are unbeatable,” says Maryanne...

Amtrak High-Speed Rail Could Bypass CT Shoreline Under New Plan

Elizabeth Field September 19, 2012

Planning has recently begun regarding Amtrak’s new high-speed rail, proposed to extend from Washington D.C., through Philadelphia, Manhattan, Hartford, and Boston. The Connecticut section would include...

Shake Shack: Elm City’s Newest Eatery

Lesha Daley September 19, 2012

Journalists, locals, chiefs, employees, family and friends filled Elm City’s newest restaurant, the Shake Shack, wall-to-wall on Wednesday evening in honor of the restaurant’s housewarming celebration. Connecticut’s...

UNH Student Q&A on the Republican National Convention

Jessica Pena September 12, 2012

Dramatic, thrilling, suspenseful and Clint Eastwood are a few of the things that could be said about this year’s Republican National Convention (RNC). The convention was hosted in Tampa, Fla., and it...

Euro’s Collapse Could Bring Crisis for American Economy

Liana Teixeira September 12, 2012

For about 13 years, millions of Europeans in 23 countries have shared a common currency—the euro. Since the euro launched in January 1999, 17 of the 27 members of the European Union (EU) have adopted...

Megabites Cafe: The Hidden Gem of New Haven

Lesha Daley September 12, 2012

Open Mic Night at MegaBites Café in New Haven is a great outlet for local talent. Artists have the opportunity to share their gift through music, spoken word, comedy and poetry. The event is recurring...

Neil Armstrong: The Death of an American Hero

Ana Abraham September 5, 2012

As recently as 50 years ago, the idea of putting a man on the moon was viewed as—no pun intended—an astronomical impossibility. In mid-1961, President John F. Kennedy announced a goal to see...

Amish Hate Crime Trial Begins in Ohio

Ana Abraham September 5, 2012

Samuel Mullet Sr. is an Amish man living in rural Eastern Ohio. He lives on an 800-acre compound where he is considered a religious leader. He, along with 15 of his followers (some of whom are his children...

Wildfire Prompts Evacuations in Southern CA Forest

The Associated Press September 5, 2012

GLENDORA, Calif. (AP) — A wildfire that broke out in the Angeles National Forest on Sunday forced the evacuation of thousands of visitors and sent a huge cloud of smoke that could be seen from throughout...

New Haven Lawyer Carries Loaded Gun At Local Theater

Kerri Zbodula August 29, 2012

On Tuesday, Aug. 7, New Haven Police were called to the Criterion Cinemas movie theater in New Haven after reports that a man was carrying a gun. The armed man, Sung Hwang, 46, is a city resident and...

UNH Part of $1.4 Million Effort to Map Long Island Sound

The Charger Bulletin August 29, 2012

By UNH TODAY The Long Island Sound, the largest estuary in the Northeast, has long provided livelihoods and recreation for hundreds of thousands of people, and has been a subject of fascination, recreation,...

8th New Haven Restaurant Week

Elizabeth Field April 25, 2012

New Haven recently hosted its eighth installment of the extremely popular, biannual New Haven Restaurant Week.  This year’s Spring Restaurant Week was held from Sunday, April 15 to Friday, April...

The New Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge

Michelle R Morra April 25, 2012

Anyone who has driven through I-95 to I-91 has seen all the construction that has been happening.  That is going to be the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, which we will hopefully be driving on by the...

Changes in New Haven Police Command Staff

Michelle R Morra April 18, 2012

Since Police Chief Dean Esserman has come on as New Haven Police Department’s Police Chief, he has been making some very big changes within the department. Just two weeks ago, he named four new...

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