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.
... and cherry blossoms! Even though April 6 fest wasn't to be.
The warm spring air and blooming cherry blossom trees brought Karina Hayes, a teaching assistant at Hamden’s Helen Street Elementary School, to Wooster Square Thursday afternoon.
For Hayes, spring symbolizes a new beginning. She sees the cherry blossoms as a loving message from God, showing us that “there is still hope for the world,” even after a long and barren winter.
Hope Chávez: "There's always something you can do."
Pastor Jack: "We should all be outraged by this outrage [of deportations]."
Tweed’s board chair doesn’t plan on boycotting Avelo Airlines — as he seeks to stay away from a deportation-contract controversy he said the airport has no control over.
Robert Reed, the chair of the airport authority’s board of directors, presented that bid for neutrality after activists turned out to the board’s latest monthly meeting to press the agency to take a stand against the airport’s busiest flyer.
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Should the Citgo and Sam's stay open 24/7? Hill South CMT says no.
The owners of a Kimberly Avenue gas station are trying again to keep their business’s convenience store open all day and night — prompting neighbors to push back again on a proposal they say will make the Hill less safe.
