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• At 295 Wilmot Rd.
• Plus: lawyer costs up; clock shop purchase ticks forward.
• Housing authority board meeting roundup:
Allan Appel reports.
If you “observe” a “street takeover,” per state House-OK’d bill. CTmirror’s Jaden Edison reports.
Elm City Dance Collective returns to Long Wharf. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Marc-Anthony Massaro’s Columbus-replacement sculpture makes miniature appearance at cherry blossom fest. The Arts Paper’s Kapp Singer reports.
CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports on former Yale police chief Ronnell Higgins’s vision for reshaping state police culture.
To press Yale to divest from weapons manufacturers involved in Gaza war. Dereen Shirnekhi reports.
In Yale Bengali Student Association’s production of Chitrāngadā. The Arts Paper’s MarQuel Horton Woods reports.
Appointment to Ansonia’s charter revision commission, by all-Republican Board of Aldermen. Jasmine Wright reports.
Advocates call on city and state to reckon with history of false confessions, police corruption. Connecticut Public Radio’s Kate Seltzer reports.
Apocalypse Now … Paradise Lost (1) … Paradise Lost (2) … Satanic Verses … Fury Road … Electric Slide … My Old School … Kicked It In The Sun … Where’s Spot? … Great Expectations … Bleak House …
Performs new single live on WNHH’s “Acoustic Thursday.” Paul Bass reports.
By DCF workers for families with “safety plans,” per State Senate OK’d bill. CTmirror’s Ginny Monk reports.
Parents press NHPS leaders at budget public forum. Maya McFadden reports.
Ghost Funk Orchestra and Marco Benevento achieve liftoff at Space Ballroom. Brian Slattery reports.
1,100 students and teachers flex their voices at Fair Haven School. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
CTmirror’s Leslie Blatteau and Christopher E. Trombly opine on building a fairer state budget.
Finance Committee meeting 4/18. Read more.
Legislation Committee meeting 5/7. Read more.
by Thomas Breen | Apr 18, 2024 9:30 am
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Outside 162 James St.
Food truck owner Clementine Johnson (second from right) checking out the space Wednesday.
A factory building that once churned out button-down shirts and laminated credit cards could soon grow local food businesses.
by Laura Glesby | Apr 17, 2024 2:07 pm | Comments (2)
Edgar Becerra and Josue Mauricio Arana in court.
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Edgar Becerra protests his former employer, MDF Painting and Power Washing, before the eviction proceedings.
A judge has ruled that Edgar Becerra and Josue Mauricio Arana must find a new place to live, ending an eviction case that sparked protests over alleged exploitation of migrant workers.
by Thomas Breen | Apr 17, 2024 10:36 am | Comments (4)
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The Edgewood Yeshiva, no longer in foreclosure.
Christopher Peak file photo
Rabbi Greer: Signs mortgage docs and runs nonprofits while behind bars.
Incarcerated sex offender Rabbi Daniel Greer’s nonprofit housing organizations received a $12 million boost from a mystery lender — and then saw two longstanding lawsuits ditched by Greer’s sexual-abuse victim.
Continue reading ‘Sex Offender Finds Millions, Keeps Yeshiva’
