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Morris Cove neighbors and Avports spokesperson argue over flight times and Nathan Hale. Laura Glesby reports.
• Vet clinic opens on Orange St.
• Diggins the cat (pictured) stops by for a check-in.
Mona Mahadevan reports.
NHPS declines to comment. Maya McFadden reports.
Tracey Emin’s first solo American show on display at YCBA. Brian Slattery reports.
Including 10 thru AMR’s “Earn While You Learn” program. Kate Reynolds reports.
And transports a reviewer back to childhood. Jamil Ragland reports.
As City Plan OK’s infrastructure for zero-emissions airport vehicles. Thomas Breen reports.
Unfolds in a juke joint and — surprise! — gets complicated. Jamil Ragland reports.
Finance Committee meeting on 4/24. Read more.
Health & Human Services Committee meeting on 4/29. Read more.
No fest, no problem, as dozens enjoy a floral day in Wooster Square Park. Mona Mahadevan reports.
19 men gather at a Wooster Square-area shelter to talk about their future legacies. Lisa Reisman reports.
The latest Faith Matters column, from Shalom UCC New Haven’s worship coordinator. Rev. Allie Perry reports.
Thanks to new partnership between Neighborhood Music School and Dixwell branch library. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Kathryn Parkman catches 50-state Here To Pee Comedy Protest Tour; in between laughs, reflects on how she takes bathroom access for granted.
State defies Trump anti-DEI order; ed aid for low-income students at stake. CT Mirror’s Jessika Harkey & Lisa Hagen report.
As district faces expected $23M budget deficit for next fiscal year. Maya McFadden reports.
Promoting Enduring Peace (PEP) gives inaugural Dorothy Day award to Mahmoud Khalil. Allan Appel reports.
Tax Abatement Committee meeting 4/22. Read more.
Shubert, PBS, library team up for screening of new doc all about public libraries. Jisu Sheen reports.
Silent films, soup, and acoustic tunes keep Volume II bustling. Jisu Sheen reports.
An artist of Ugandan background explores the geometry of heritage. Jamil Ragland reports.
by Yash Roy, Giri Viswanathan and Anika Arora Seth | Apr 23, 2025 12:10 am
Giri Viswanathan photo
Beinecke Plaza at around 9 p.m. ...
... and after Tuesday protest had ended, at 11:30 p.m.
(Updated) Pro-Palestine demonstrators abandoned their eight-tent encampment at Yale’s Beinecke Plaza late Tuesday night — with promises to resume their protest in East Rock Wednesday, when Israel’s controversial far-right national security minister plans to visit New Haven.
by Nathaniel Rosenberg | Apr 22, 2025 5:06 pm | Comments (8)
Design of the new lab-and-office building that might now not be built.
The site of New Haven’s next planned biosciences office and lab tower will remain an empty lot for now — as Yale pulls back its biotech investments in light of possible federal funding cuts.
by Thomas Breen | Apr 22, 2025 12:18 pm | Comments (22)
Paul Bass photo
The new smoke shop at 837 Whalley.
Bart Simpson lights up inside Vape R Us.
“Vape R Us” can stay put at the entrance to Westville Village despite the city’s new zoning restrictions — as the Elicker administration goes after the smoke shop for marketing tobacco products to children.
