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Enviro 101 and Eavesdropping

by New Haven Independent Staff | March 21, 2008 9:26 AM
Posted to General News

Melinda Tuhus photo

Expanded bottle bill? Green buildings? Recycling in the schools? Students from two city high schools put their heads together to come up with positive ways they can help push for legislation to make all that possible.Click here to read that report.

Click here to eavesdrop on the cop and the bondsman, who withdrew his guilty plea because the conversations show the cop may have alluded to being off-duty.