It would be hard to have missed that horrifying news story about a young woman who, while being transported to Yale-New Haven hospital after knocking herself out at a Christmas party, awoke in an ambulance, strapped down, to find that she was being raped by the ambulance attendant.

Memorial Library’s mother-daughter book group, which for six years has met and discussed numerous publications, had opportunity Tuesday to consider a New Haven-centric novel with its local author.

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Writer Chandra Prasad, a North Haven native and 1993 graduate of North Haven High School, has published five books and her work has appeared in The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, The Week, Teen Voices and The Wall Street Journal.

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On Saturday, Dec. 10, the North Haven Fire Department was the focus of a filming session by Fire Engineering Magazine.

Headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Fire Engineering Magazine produces books and videos which demonstrate proper techniques of fighting fires.

Already well-known by many town residents, The Undefeated, local writer Paul Colella’s second novel, has gained attention outside of North Haven by recently winning a new-author’s award.

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Barring further detrimental weather, most debris caused by winter storm Alfred should be cleared by next week’s end, First Selectman Michael Freda said at the Dec. 1 Board of Selectmen’s meeting.

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A North Haven man is scheduled to appear in Meriden Superior Court Dec. 27, accused of stealing almost $100,000 from condominium associations in Meriden and West Haven.

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A North Haven man is scheduled to appear in Meriden Superior Court Dec. 27, accused of stealing almost $100,000 from condominium associations in West Haven and Meriden, including $22,350 from Sterling Village Condo Association in Meriden.

As North Haven proceeds into 2011, First Selectman Michael Freda recently sat down with the North Haven Citizen.