With less-restrictive downtown zoning, arts-related businesses and residential developments might have a better chance of becoming reality.
Fresh out of college in 1973, Maryo Gard Ewell worked with New Haven, Conn. city leaders to try to create an arts district in a sullen and deserted part of the city that fell victim to 1960s urban renewal policies that replaced historic buildings with parking lots. She was a bit ahead of her time, […]
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