Census 2010: New Haven Has Fastest Growth Rate Among Major Northeastern U.S. Cities
Design New Haven March 24, 2011
[Excerpt] Today, the Census Bureau began releasing local-level Connecticut data from the 2010 Census. You may refer to the DataHaven Knowledge Center for a file showing the population growth in Connecticut's counties and largest cities. DataHaven also has a number of resources related to the 2010 Census, including more documents and interactive map-based visualizations, on this page (a newer web browser may be required to see the maps). Visualizations by race and ethnic group for Connecticut Census data can be seen here.… Read More
More Latinos, Fewer Whites And Blacks
New Haven Independent February 10, 2011
[Excerpt] New Haven non-profit Data Haven has been crunching the numbers and coming up with some interesting stats about demographic changes in the Elm City. See their analysis here. See their interactive maps here and here.… Read More
Valley Street Ready To “Connect”
New Haven Independent January 21, 2011
[Excerpt] The issue of street safety and connectivity came to the fore in another part of Wednesday night’s meeting: a discussion of a quality-of-life survey that Doug Hausladen (pictured) and Mark Abraham devised.… Read More
New Haven first quality of life survey has good news, bad news
New Haven Register May 9, 2010
[Excerpt] The results are in, but the hard work continues as community groups begin to dissect the results of the first citywide New Haven Neighborhood Quality of Life Survey.… Read More
Post-Shaw’s Food Search Begins
New Haven Independent March 31, 2010
[Excerpt] At the last community meeting, attendants filled out a survey about their shopping habits and needs. The survey also circulated in neighborhoods and on the web. More than 2,000 people have responded so far.… Read More
Stop & Shop to open on Whalley Ave. in New Haven
New Haven Register February 2, 2010
[Excerpt] The Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Tuesday closed the deal with SuperValu, parent company of Shaw's Supermarkets, to take over the remaining eight years on Shaw's lease for the 150 Whalley Ave. site at Dwight Place.… Read More
