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Police Apprehend Prison Escapee

5 schools temporarily put in lockdown.  Thomas Breen reports. 

The Green Is Signing Up

How Angel Dahfay hopes to program and activate the Green.  Allan Appel reports. 

One Resurrection After Another

Haitian art, and moving forward.  Jamil Ragland reports. 

Where The Sidewalk Cracks

Shel Silverstein’s adult” side brought out on stage. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports.

Trump Cuts Food Grant

$800k food pantry, local farm grant previously funded over 1M meals across CT Laura Glesby reports. 

Visual Oddities
Go Beyond The Fuss

At coffeehouse pop-up.  Jisu Sheen reports. 

Faith (Still) Matters

Even AI can tell.  Rev. Todd Foster reports. 

Tow Problem

State lawmakers advance consumer-protection overhaul of CT’s towing laws. CT Mirror’s Ginny Monk and Dave Altimari report.

Lamentation Song

More on the 200th anniversary of the final slave auction on the Green. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.

Blake Street Fire Displaces 32

From Mandy apartment complex in Beaver Hills.  Thomas Breen reports. 

Unreal Estate

Latest vlog news summary from the Independent assignment desk — er, compost heap.  Paul Bass reports. 

(A)Pizza Play

Broken Umbrella brings cheese‑y theater to BAR Chris Randall reports. 

High Schoolers,
Kindergarteners Bond Over Art

Cross art students bring their talents to East Rock School.  Maya McFadden reports. 

“Dream Big”

As Dwight prepares for third neighborhood plan, community leader calls for ambitious ideas.  Zachary Groz reports. 

Beehive Queen Buzzes Anew

With Alabama and Lonesome.”  Leigh Busby reports. 

Legal Notice

St. Patrick’s Day Parade 3/16. Read more. 

“1st Generation Black”

Bethani Blake exhibit opens a new door.  Jamil Ragland reports. 

Bored New World

Missing from Marvel’s Captain America: Characters to drive a plot.  Jamil Ragland reports. 

“I Believe He Wants
To Abandon Ukraine”

DeLauro warns against Trump’s appeasement of Russia at City Hall presser.  Allan Appel reports. 

Teachers Become Students

Of student mental health, at NHPS training session.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Solidarity Across Decades

On exhibit, as New Haven León Sister City Project teams up with Institute library.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Veteran Special Ed 
Preschool Teacher Retires

After 35 years in New Haven, and 45 years on the job.  Maya McFadden reports. 

LEAP Year Raises $500K

Melissa Liriano reports.

Legal Notice

Revised Finance Committee meeting agenda 3/10. Read more. 

Love Made Real

On new album.  Paul Bass reports. 

Pearlie Mae Massey, 78

Pearlie loved the color red, listening to Al Green, and watching ION and Bounce TV Staff reports. 

Pride Center
Director To Step Down

Juancarlos Soto hopes to make room for new voices at LGBTQ+ nonprofit.  Laura Glesby reports. 

Legal Notice

Finance Committee meeting 3/13. Read more. 

City Cites Toad’s
— For Making History

At 50th anniversary event.  Paul Bass reports. 

Fair Haven Cleans Up

Fair Haven. Clean Haven. Great Haven” kicks off.  Thomas Breen reports. 

Mary Elizabeth Terry, 85

Mother Terry was a prayer warrior” and matriarch who loved God, her family, and crossword puzzles.  Obit. 

Fat Tuesday
Hits The Books

NHFPL Mardi Gras fundraiser honors West Hills Alder Honda Smith and Brad Gallant, as library fans dance, drink, and dream the night away.  Chris Randall reports. 

“We Keep Each Other Safe”

Youth-led social media arm of New Haven Immigrants group makes videos to dispel misinformation. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.

Where Floral Magic Wilts

Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports form the country’s largest, longest-running horticulture competition.

“The Great Equalizer”

DeLauro and Julia Miller defend public education, as New Haven rep brings New Haven teacher of the year to Trump talk in D.C. Jonathan D. Salant reports. 

Court OKs Landlord Fines

Totaling $21,700, while LCI withdraws mistaken $2,000 fine.  Thomas Breen reports. 

5 Watched. None
Called The Cops

But one took a video of the robbery. It went viral. Jasmine Wright reports.

Cafeteria Workers Contract Approved

School board OKs new 4‑year union deal with pay increases, stepped-up training.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Who’s There? Gruyère

Scone recipe scored at East Rock Breads.  Liz Grace reports. 

McMahon Confirmed

As the next education secretary, after 51 – 45 U.S. Senate vote.  Jonathan D. Salant reports. 

Who's To Blame For $702 Electric Bill?

Thomas Breen photos

Farnam's Carol Horsford (right) with CT Tenants Union Prez Hannah Srajer: Don't protest the wrong people.

1455 State's Lauren Palulis (at mic): "Our electric bills have been insanely high."

(Updated) We have bills here that are sky high,” Lauren Palulis said, as she confronted her temporary landlord with a copy of her apartment’s $702.38 electric bill for the month of January.

Call the electric company and PURA” if you have complaints about the cost of electricity, replied her landlord for-now, Farnam Realty’s Carol Horsford. Make sure the city’s Building Department properly inspected the complex’s insulation. But don’t protest a group that has no power over the price of power.

That scene — and reckoning over rising utility costs — played out during a protest on the sidewalk in front of Farnam Realty’s downtown office at 107 Whitney Ave.

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