Fascism scholar Jason Stanley warns “centrist and MLK liberals” of just how dangerous these times are, as he gets ready to move to Canada. Allan Appel reports.
In penultimate session of maternal health program at the Q House. Lisa Reisman reports.
Rep. DeLauro, Sen. Bennet take lead in introducing bill to bump up $$ for families with young children. Jonathan D. Salant reports.
In child pornography case. Thomas Breen reports.
Guv, Teamsters meet up on Wallace St. to advocate for warehouse workers protection bill. Allan Appel reports.
(Revised) Finance Committee meeting 4/9. Read more.
A Faith Matters column from the leader of Congregation Mishkan Israel. Rabbi Daniel Schaefer reports.
Friends and strangers hang out and film at a pop-up community event. Jisu Sheen reports.
Notice of Decision regarding city ordinance. Read more.
Notice of Decision from city clerk’s office regarding city ordinance. Read more.
Nora Grace-Flood prepares for surprises at a clown show about cybernetics.
2 housing-policy wonks weigh in on how to make New Haven a place that build build builds. Zachary Groz reports.
As Girl Scout Amiina Brown (pictured) makes a puppet monster to get ready for Muppet-adjacent musical. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Chronicled in new film getting a New Haven sneak preview. Brian Slattery reports.
A lifelong New Havener and renaissance woman, Margo was an accomplished nurse who advocated for women and Black businesses. Obit.
Man arrested after pouring lighter fluid, trying to ignite police HQ. Thomas Breen reports.
Lula was a hard worker known for her excellent baking, her green thumb, and her love for travel. Obit.
In statement after video after press release decrying Trump cuts. Jonathan D. Salant reports.
At Wilson Library kick-off for annual citywide book club. Allan Appel reports.
Yari Ijeh now interim head of Youth Continuum, Tim Maguire (formerly of Youth Continuum) now helming MA-based Y2Y. Laura Glesby reports.
Lilla Mae lived a dynamic life in New Haven and was recognized for her famous Rum Cake, her love for travel, and her spiritual strength. Obit.
New caffe’s owners take their time to craft an Old Country treat. Paul Bass reports.
A retrospective on Wanda Gag sets an old world in motion. Nora Grace-Flood reports.
But also plenty of dance, at new Marne St. home for Tia Russell Arts Center. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
by Thomas Breen | Apr 10, 2025 3:47 pm | Comments (9)
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Democratic incumbent Elicker, Republican challenger Orosco.
Mayor Justin Elicker’s reelection campaign raised more than $109,000 from more than 560 different people during the first three months of the year.
His Republican challenger, who began his run roughly two weeks ago, does not appear to have begun raising money.
Continue reading ‘Q1 Fundraising: Elicker $109K, Orosco TBD’
by Dereen Shirnekhi | Apr 10, 2025 1:14 pm | Comments (8)
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91 Diner owner Stavros Karadimos with his son, decades ago.
On its last day, the diner's door "kept revolving" with customers saying goodbye.
“I feel like I’m grieving a death,” said Georgette Ieraci, as she described the feeling of saying goodbye to the Middletown Avenue diner her family opened and ran for 38 years.
by Paul Bass | Apr 10, 2025 11:59 am | Comments (7)
A nonprofit that has taught adults in Greater New Haven how to read for five decades announced Thursday that it is closing its doors for good.
