The New Haven Independent’s arts editor spins local — and only local — platters.
Latino news, views, and music.
From alders, for $7.5M facility on Grand Ave. Nathaniel Rosenberg reports.
For new Recovery and Wellness Center. Staff reports.
Esther loved a good meal, her inner circle of “sisters,” and spending time with her kids — no matter where they took her. Obit.
Nu Haven Kapelye gets klezmer busy as Hanukkah approaches. Paul Bass reports.
Congresswoman charts billions red states could lose in disaster aid after Trump and “President Musk” kill gov’t-funding resolution. Paul Bass reports.
On the way to Arlington National Cemetery. Lisa Rodriguez reports.
The truth is out there — not necessarily about flying saucers, but definitely about New Haven’s past. Allan Appel reports.
… fame and fortune, with soul intact. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood catches his Xmas stand-up tour.
Feds send city $20M thru EPA’s Community Change Grants Program. Staff reports.
Thanks to aldermanic approvals. Nathaniel Rosenberg reports.
Sweetgreen’s fast-casual salad bowls coming to vacant storefront at Shops at Yale. Staff reports.
Constance LaPalombara retrospective at CAW covers New Haven, Maine, and the Southwest. Brian Slattery reports.
Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood encounters a new perspective on distressed fashion.
Circumstances still under investigation. Dereen Shirnekhi and Paul Bass report.
Dr. Williams was a Vietnam War veteran who was passionate about education and a member of the Knickerbocker Golf Club. Obit.
David was a motorcyclist and public school teacher who was passionate about supporting students. Obit.
Review Crew’s Emily Cohen reports on the celebrity lookalike contest phenomenon.
Review Crew’s Matt Carney joins fellow middle-aged dads to catch Wilco’s double-night decades-spanning new tour.
Birmingham-raised Betty loved watching soap operas, mall shopping, & sitting on her porch in the summer. Obit.
• Plus, church receives bomb threat hoax;
• 41-year-old arrested for carjacking;
• Weekend police roundup.
Thomas Breen reports.
& the return of the New Haven Ravens, at Punxmas fest at The Cellar. Karen Ponzio reports.
As neighborhood crew works to clean, brighten up the busy business corridor. Allan Appel reports.
Inside a climate-controlled gallery, Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood discovers what’s really behind that smile.
As the weekend gets going. Review Crew’s Ryan Patrick Hooper reports from Motor City.
Or only just begun, as viewed in new City Gallery exhibition. Brian Slattery reports.
& the sound of the steel drum, at Caribbean-influenced Q House Xmas concert. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
At latest event put on by Elena’s Light. Asher Joseph reports.
Can be pretty revealing, and intriguing, especially as photographed by Merik Goma. Brian Slattery reports.
by Maya McFadden | Dec 20, 2024 2:09 pm | Comments (7)
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Outgoing school board Prez Rivera (pictured) wanted another term; Mayor Elicker wanted "new energy and a new perspective."
Board of Education President Yesenia Rivera was interested in serving another four-year term on the school board — but the mayor decided otherwise, so now she’s getting ready to leave.
by Brian Slattery | Dec 20, 2024 10:01 am
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A true New Haven circuit board melds music and apizza.
Donato Biceglia of Dual Stage Amplification has been making and repairing amplifiers, guitar pickups, pedals, and other music gear for years out of his Erector Square space. He’s expanding his business now by rolling out a couple new pedals, among them a compressor and a phaser, all embedded with New Haven-specific messages burned right onto the circuit boards he uses for his gear.
by Nathaniel Rosenberg | Dec 19, 2024 5:40 pm | Comments (7)
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Daily Jackson, loved for his heart and his humor.
Tiny footprints in concrete and a “Daily knock” at the door helped bring Daily Jackson’s memory to life Thursday morning at a crowded funeral service for the 17-year-old Riverside student who was shot and killed in Newhallville earlier this month.
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