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Behind the Brand: Focusing on independent businesses and their stories behind their brand
Latino news, views, and music.
Jamil Ragland wonders what else George Griffin could have been besides Mark Twain’s attendant.
State Treasurer Erick Russell boosts baby bonds program. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.
As 23 restaurants ready to open outdoor dining season, with another 20 in the pipeline. Paul Bass reports.
Waterbury’s Holly Maxson to replace soon-to-retire Ellen Maust. Maya McFadden reports.
And thought-provoking art all day, at Blue Orchid’s latest show. Brian Slattery reports.
At Massaro Community Farm’s latest celebration of seedlings, art, and spring. Karen Ponzio reports.
Jamil Ragland gets schooled on the history of his hometown’s scene.
Black Oakland celebrates resilience amid gentrification. Review Crew’s Lisa Gray reports.
In unrelated incident, teen shoots self. Staff reports.
In Congress, as 1 of 5 incumbent Dems seeking to return to D.C. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.
As Clifford the Big Red Dog helps celebrate completion of Superintendent’s month-long Reading Challenge. Staff reports.
The House Garganelli, as made by star chef Megan Gill, on the menu at Hotel Marcel restaurant. Lisa Reisman reports.
18-year-old Keyasia Mcelveen was last seen 5/5. Anonymous tips are welcome. Staff reports.
State Dems nominate Chris Murphy for 3rd term in U.S. Senate. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.
Enviro-friendly power source eyed for former SHW plant site in Ansonia. Jasmine Wright reports.
Health & Human Services Committee meeting 5/30. Read more.
Public Safety Committee meeting 5/21. Read more.
Yalies … Demolish … Parking Lot … By Union Station … With Root Beer Floats … & “Grenade” … That Was “Flawed Beyond Repair” …
May library book round-up from Ives Squared manager. Jennifer Gargiulo reports.
Police: Melee broke out on Central Ave. after ex-boyfriend showed up. Staff reports.
• 1 giant leap for West Rock.
• In the form of new sidewalks and other traffic-calming improvements near Common Ground.
Allan Appel reports.
Even while outnumbered by dads in bands… Marisa Torrieri Bloom reports.
From conducting its citywide revaluation, for one year. Eugene Driscoll reports.
Guv to veto bill boosting aid for workers on the picket line. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.
Willie spent years working at Pratt & Whitney and loved dancing, the outdoors, and handiwork. Obit.
State senate OKs bill boosting aid for workers on the picket line. CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.
by Laura Glesby | May 16, 2024 2:41 pm | Comments (1)
Thomas Breen file photo
150 West St., after the 2019 fatal fire.
A reporter entered the courtroom for a trial about a fatal fire at an illegal rooming house — not to write about the case, but to get screened as a possible juror.
by Thomas Breen | May 16, 2024 12:15 pm | Comments (4)
Thomas Breen photos
Smoke rings floating this way?
Neighbors tired of smoke shops pushed back on a Hill native’s plan to turn a vacant Washington Avenue storefront from a place for cutting hair to a venue for cutting deals on sweatsuits and smoking paraphernalia.
by Paul Bass | May 16, 2024 9:09 am | Comments (6)
Changing of the guard: Incumbent Porter, nominee Winter.
It appears something momentous will happen this year in New Haven: Voters will elect a new state legislator, for the first time in eight years.
That’s because incumbent State Rep. Robyn Porter did not show up to a convention Wednesday night to receive the Democratic Party’s endorsement to run for a sixth two-year term representing the 94th General Assembly District.
Continue reading ‘Surprise! Winter Tapped For Porter’s Seat’
