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City Services and Environmental Policy meeting agenda 5/2. Read more.
• At Martinez, Hillhouse, & Conte.
• For Youth & Rec-led swim programming.
• Cross, Career pools to stay closed for maintenance.
Maya McFadden reports.
Port Authority releases RFP seeking tenants for recently acquired industrial waterfront properties. Click here for more.
• But he can rap.
• Along with local hip hop artist Sketch tha Cataclysm (pictured) and fellow Chicago touring artists
• At 3 Sheets concert.
Brian Slattery reports.
Ex-Derby alderman sentenced to 10 days in prison for role in Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Valley Independent Sentinel Staff reports.
Marshall served in the NHPD for 30 years, collected diecast cars, and connected with others through laughter. Obit.
Qinxuan Pan sentenced after pleading guilty to Feb. 2021 murder of Yale grad student Kevin Jiang. Staff reports.
Agenda and public testimony rules for ceasefire resolution hearing on 5/1. Read more.
As part of Parent Leadership Training Institute. Maya McFadden reports.
At library-hosted “Meet Your Neighbors” talk. Kian Ahmadi reports.
As itinerant regional theater announces 60th anniversary lineup. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Larry served as AFSCME Local 3144 Management Union president for 20+ years and was also VP of the St. Andrew the Apostle Society for 30 years. Obit.
Artists create connection amid struggle, at new exhibition at 91 Shelton. Brian Slattery reports.
Joint Community Development/Health & Human Services Committee meeting April 25. Read more.
Ex-Chocolate Drop Dom Flemons was keeping Black cowboy music alive, too — his way. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports from a stop on his “American Songster” tour.
Review Crew’s Jamil Ragland hits the opening of an art-as-therapy “This-Ability” gallery at UConn.
Indy Review Crew’s Z.B. Reeves catches the jazz great still cavorting on stage and touring at 83.
City proclamation honors anniversary of the Rebbe’s birthday. Thomas Breen reports.
Safer streets updates, at WEB CMT. Lisa Reisman reports.
For the launch of Sail Haven’s new program on Long Wharf. Steve Machesney reports.
At the tiniest desk, on WNHH FM’s “Acoustic Thursday @ Studio 51.” Paul Bass reports.
Symphony pays tribute to the soaring sounds of the Harlem Renaissance. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
For affordable housing bills at the state legislature. CTmirror’s Ginny Monk reports.
Nora Grace-Flood explores a nationwide album release-as-cinema event.
• At 295 Wilmot Rd.
• Plus: lawyer costs up; clock shop purchase ticks forward.
• Housing authority board meeting roundup:
Allan Appel reports.
by Staff | Apr 25, 2024 4:53 pm
Murder victim Ciera Jones: Shot and killed over rap lyrics.
A 21-year-old member of the Exit 8 gang has admitted to murdering 22-year-old Ciera “CeeCee” Jones and conspiring to murder 18-year-old Tashawn Brown three years ago — and now faces up to life in prison, with a recommended sentence of up to 30 years.
by Paul Bass | Apr 25, 2024 11:54 am | Comments (4)
Schiavone at 80 performs in the living room of a Chapel Street frat house apartment while fighting an eviction.
Joel Schiavone, the sockless banjo-strumming real estate developer who launched New Haven’s downtown renaissance, has died at the age of 87, leaving behind a legacy that will long outlive him.
by Allan Appel | Apr 25, 2024 8:54 am | Comments (2)
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Michael Ortiz before diorama evoking Connecticut's Long Island shoreline.
“Absolutely magnificent,” eighth grader Michael Ortiz marveled at a representation of the Connecticut shoreline with its marshes, night herons snagging fish, and dozens of other labeled flora and fauna — all as part of one of the newly reopened state history dioramas at the freshly renovated Yale Peabody Museum.
