Alders discuss Oak St.
The Black and Hispanic Caucus on Monday night put their support behind a West River community group’s plan — in lieu of a city development proposal — to redevelop New Haven’s Oak Street Neighborhood.
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Lauren Woo/Staff Photographer
The Board of Aldermen meet to discuss the future of a tract of land, which was debated yesterday by the Black and Hispanic Caucus.
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