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Mayor Edward M. O’Brien, back center, outlines his 2014 Legislative Agenda, or wish list, with members of the city’s state delegation Monday, Feb. 3, at City Hall. From left are state Rep. Louis P. Esposito Jr., D-West Haven, state Rep. Stephen D. Dargan, D-West Haven, state Rep. Paul Davis, D-Orange, state Sen. Gayle Slossberg, D-Milford, and mayoral Executive Assistant John W. Lewis. (City Photo/Michael P. Walsh) Read More
O’Brien taps Orange’s McNabola for finance chief
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State Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein talks about the benefits of medical marijuana growing facilities during a news conference Tuesday, Jan. 28, at the site of a prospective 26,000-square-foot facility at 400 Frontage Road. With Rubenstein, from left, are Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, Lt. Gov. Nancy S. Wyman, state Rep. Stephen D. Dargan, D-West Haven, and Mayor Edward M. O'Brien. A representative of the West Haven facility, David Lipton, managing partner of Advanced Grow Labs LLC, was also in attendance. (City Photo/Michael P. Walsh) Read More
Solar Open House Flier
Anti-Blight Ordinance
Making a difference
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Mayor Edward M. O’Brien is all smiles with Vice President Joe Biden at the White House during a visit Thursday, Jan. 23, with members of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. O’Brien and his executive assistant, John W. Lewis, represented West Haven last week at the mayors’ conference convention in Washington, D.C. During the weeklong assembly of mayors whose cities have 30,000 or more residents, O’Brien had productive discussions with U.S. Transportation Department Secretary Anthony Foxx, Sacramento, Calif., Mayor Kevin Johnson, vice president of the mayors’ conference, and U.S. Sen. Christopher Murphy, D-Conn. O’Brien also met with Newton, Mass., Mayor Setti Warren, chairman of the Community Development and Housing Standing Committee, of which O’Brien is a member, and Tampa, Fla., Mayor Bob Buckhorn. The committee recommends policies for the general body to evaluate for endorsement at the conference’s summer meetings. Johnson, a former three-time NBA all-star, played point guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns in the late 1980s and 1990s. (City Photo)
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Assistant City Engineer Gregory H. Pidluski, front, shows Gov. Dannel P. Malloy a map of the proposed Old Field Creek salt marsh restoration during Malloy’s visit with Mayor Edward M. O’Brien on Friday, Jan. 10, at City Hall to discuss the multiphase project and the proposed elimination of Exit 44 on Interstate 95 south by the state Department of Transportation. (City Photo/Michael P. Walsh) Read More
O’Brien appoints economic development director
Public info meeting set March 12 for USDA land easement program
O’Brien holds 1st employee empowerment confab
$2.6M grant will protect homes in Old Field Creek area
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Blumenthal eyes funding for Armstrong development plan
ABOVE: From left, Mayor Edward M. O’Brien, mayoral Executive Assistant John W. Lewis, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and city Planning and Development Commissioner Joseph A. Riccio Jr. tour an empty floor Thursday, Feb. 20, in the Armstrong South complex at 475 Elm St.
The walk-through of the former Armstrong Rubber Co. factory was aimed at showing Blumenthal four buildings of the mostly vacant, 561,000-square-foot complex to help the city secure federal funding to ultimately develop the 7.32-acre industrial site, which is owned by Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. LLC.
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A bright idea
ABOVE: Mayor Edward M. O’Brien, second from right, celebrates the completion of a new solar panel system Thursday, Feb. 27, with Eder Bros. Inc. owner Andrew Eder, center, at the headquarters of the wine and spirits distributor at 11 Eder Road. With O’Brien and Eder are, from left, Cutter Smith, senior vice president of Eder Bros.; Tracy Babbidge, chief of the Bureau of Energy and Technology Policy for the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection; state Reps. Patricia M. Widlitz, D-Guilford, and Louis P. Esposito Jr., D-West Haven; and Paul Ahern, president of New York City-based EnterSolar, a leading provider of solar photovoltaic systems for corporate customers in the Northeast.
Eder Bros., owned and operated by the Eder family since 1933, recently installed a 325-kilowatt solar array on a 50,000-square-foot section of the warehouse roof. The distribution center is 140,000 square feet in all.
The 1,302 solar panels will cut Eder Bros.’ electric bill by about 65 percent and produce about two-thirds of its electricity.
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