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Extra Extra

Time’s Up

• At Kimberly Sq. clock unveiling.
• Named in honor of Johnny Dye, Vin DiLauro.  Laura Glesby reports. 

Back To It

Canal Trail work resumes on Orange.  Paul Bass reports. 

BLDG Back Better

The House Garganelli, as made by star chef Megan Gill, on the menu at Hotel Marcel restaurant.  Lisa Reisman reports. 

Missing Person Sought

18-year-old Keyasia Mcelveen was last seen 5/5. Anonymous tips are welcome.  Staff reports. 

Work’s A B-Word

In New Haven Theater Company’s season ender.  Donald Brown reports. 

“Senator Of State”

State Dems nominate Chris Murphy for 3rd term in U.S. Senate. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.

Fuel Cell Future?

Enviro-friendly power source eyed for former SHW plant site in Ansonia. Jasmine Wright reports.

Legal Notice

Health & Human Services Committee meeting 5/30. Read more. 

Legal Notice

Public Safety Committee meeting 5/21. Read more. 

Today’s Debates

Yalies Demolish Parking LotBy Union StationWith Root Beer Floats& Grenade”That Was Flawed Beyond Repair”

Business, Gender, Innovation

May library book round-up from Ives Squared manager.  Jennifer Gargiulo reports. 

New Haven Newz Quiz

Do you know this week’s news?  Paul Bass reports. 

Fight, Gunfire
Lead To Arrests

Police: Melee broke out on Central Ave. after ex-boyfriend showed up.  Staff reports. 

1 Small Step For Safety

• 1 giant leap for West Rock.
• In the form of new sidewalks and other traffic-calming improvements near Common Ground.  Allan Appel reports. 

Moms In Bands
Chase Rockstar Dreams

Even while outnumbered by dads in bands…  Marisa Torrieri Bloom reports. 

Derby Gets A Break

From conducting its citywide revaluation, for one year. Eugene Driscoll reports.

$trike!

Guv to veto bill boosting aid for workers on the picket line. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.

1,052 Tenants Paid

Closing Church Street South housing saga.  Paul Bass reports. 

Willie Joe Dunnigan, 82

Willie spent years working at Pratt & Whitney and loved dancing, the outdoors, and handiwork.  Obit. 

Hope On The Stage

During hip hop and folk punk show at Cafe9.  Brian Slattery reports. 

$trike!

State senate OKs bill boosting aid for workers on the picket line. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.

Breakfast Is Other People

Jamil Ragland eats, reports.

Defunct Grenade
Found At Tweed

• Temporarily closes airport Wednesday morning.
• 39-year-old passenger to Charleston had packed hollowed-out” grenade in luggage.
• After clearing out a farmhouse.”
• Had planned to present it as a gift.
Laura Glesby reports. 

Dear Landlord

Review Crew Deadline Poet LindoYes reports from the scene of a tent-encampment sweep.

Canal Walk Connects 
City’s Past, Present, Future

Brian Slattery reports.

Cue The Sun

Jim Carrey steals the show at Best Video film series.  Karen Ponzio reports. 

More From Fair Haven Day

The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.

Eviction Bill Evicted

State legislators to pass on expanding tenant protections against no-fault evictions. CTmirror’s Ginny Monk reports.

Elevator Up!

Regicides ride to the rescue.  Paul Bass reports. 

Who Said Wrasslin’s Not Real?

Review Crew’s Fred Noland re-suspends disbelief at Hoodslam.”

“Flawed Beyond Repair”

Westville Alder Adam Marchand explains why he voted not to adopt proposed Gaza ceasefire resolution.  Staff reports. 

Armed Teachers,
& One-Man Theater

Collective Consciousness production of Black Book” by Austin Dean Ashford (pictured) wrestles with guns in schools.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Bitsie Fund Reopens
For 2024 Arts Grants

Staff reports.

Just Kidding

Legislators scrap last-minute proposal to provide state health benefits to a select few, including New Haven Dems town chair Vinnie Mauro. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.

Fair Haven Teachers
Thanked With Ice Cream

& soda, for Staying Afloat”-themed educator appreciation event.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Sequined Stacey Takes The Mic

And turns Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood’s karaoke world upside down. 

Fair Haven Day Keeps Growing

On Grand Ave.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Yale Rep Travels 
To “The Far Country”

For Lloyd Suh’s latest play, set in 1930s San Francisco.  Donald Brown reports. 

TCB With TOD

State reps OK Work Live Ride” bill to encourage more housing near transit. CTmirror’s Ginny Monk reports.

"B.B." Celebrates 105 Years Young

Allan Appel photo

Bessie "B.B." Duncan (second from left), with granddaughter Towanna (right) and great-grandsons Jerrell and Jeremy.

Bessie Duncan has plenty of wisdom to share upon reaching the age of 105. 

One piece of advice: Drink one full cup of black coffee every morning, no cream, no sugar. 

Another: Obey the law, because if you act up, you’ll suffer the consequences. 

A third, at least in regards to this reporter: If this article about her centenary-plus-five birthday celebration is not accurate and true, she’s gonna get” me.

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