Congresswoman charts billions red states could lose in disaster aid after Trump and “President Musk” kill gov’t-funding resolution. Paul Bass reports.
Then there are years marked by someone like IfeMichelle Gardin, who in 2024 “exposed the questions that the answers hide” — as artists do, according to James Baldwin.
Gardin is authoring a new chapter of New Haven’s literary history in the form of Kulturally Lit, an organization that blossomed over the past year during what would have been James Baldwin’s 100th year of life.
Ocean tenants union members protesting at 1455 State in July.
Two of the city’s largest landlords unloaded a combined 188 New Haven apartment buildings containing 589 rental units for more than $78 million this year — as a wide array of different buyers, new homeowners and out-of-town investors alike, moved in to fill the void.
What about Mary? The gravestone of 3-year-old Mary Hillhouse Oswald preserved in Center Church on the Green's crypt.
When the city unveiled a proposal to build a fountain and a “children’s garden” on the upper half of the New Haven Green, Nicholas Mignanelli had a question: What about the eight to ten thousand people buried inches beneath the ground?
