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Friday, March 28, 2025
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DeLauro, NHPS Push Back

On Trump’s education cuts.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Oy Canada

(Opinion) Three Yale profs pack their bags.  Lary Bloom reports. 

“Dirty Jew” Threat
Leads To Arrest

Staff reports. 

Girl Power

Promoted at Me Project event at Hillhouse.  Jordan Allyn reports. 

Take A Breath, & “Un-Become”

Albertus talk taps into sage advice of a medieval mystic.  Allan Appel reports. 

DIY Jollof Rice Recipe Revealed

On a visit to a cozy Wooster Square coffee shop.  Liz Grace reports. 

Rough & Ready

On tour at 83, Dylan reinterprets songs from his 20s (including a ​“Masterpiece” samba). Matt Carney reviews.

Crack Gardens

A multi-media exhibit checks out what’s growing under the sidewalk. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports.

Pedestrian Struck
On Foxon Boulevard

Injuries are life-threatening.  Staff reports. 

Survival Is No Joke

In Boris Fishman’s new novel about a family escaping civil war and totalitarianism.  Paul Bass reports. 

“Due Forchette”

Strega New Haven named one of country’s best.  Lisa Reisman reports. 

A Different Set Of Keys

Wesleyan prof wows on Trinity’s organ.  Jamil Ragland reports. 

Life Off Earth

A surrealistic show illustrates the rules of regeneration. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports.

Dr. Phil’s News, Not AP, 
Got To Ask A Question

Inside Trump’s White House Briefing Room.  Jonathan D. Salant reports. 

That’s Crazy

Taxman shutters York St. donut shop.  Zachary Groz reports. 

Gun Found, No Arrest Yet

As police continue to investigate March 16 shooting death of 8‑year-old Stacey Glasgow.  Thomas Breen reports. 

City Plan OK’s Albertus 
Women’s Hockey Locker Room

At city-owned Ralph Walker Rink.  Thomas Breen reports. 

Faith Matters:
Gaza & Ramadan

Latest installment of column featuring local religious figures.  Jamilah Rasheed reports. 

Private Grief Made Public

Jamil Ragland reports.

Legal Notice

Finance Committee meeting 4/2. Read more. 

Police ID Dead Woman 
Found Near West Rock

As Denise Leary.  Staff reports. 

Invitation to bid on work at Liberty Street demolition site.  Read more. 

Signs Of The Times

“Monument signs” OK’d for new clinic, self-storage sites on opposite sides of town.  Thomas Breen reports. 

In new quilt-focused exhibition at City Gallery.  Brian Slattery reports. 

Food Pantry Perseveres

Amid steep fed funding cuts; the latest from Loaves & Fishes. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.

Fire Guts Alden Avenue Home

Paul Bass reports.

Stacey’s Family Starts Fundraiser

• To raise funds to help family grieving the March 16 shooting death of 8‑year-old Stacey Zane Glasgow.
• Click here to donate, here to read more. 

Brotherly Love
Rocks The Shop

Best Video-employee-driven band Wally brings a range of genres to recording studio venue.  Jisu Sheen reports. 

Yogi Berra Called It

Deja vu all over again: the latest opinionated vlog news summary from the Independent assignment desk compost heap. Paul Bass reports. 

The Cost Of VA Budget Cuts

(Opinion) Local veteran: If America values vets, stop with VA slashes.  Matthew Watson reports. 

Cluedunit

Classic murder mystery reveals its power at the Shubert.  Adam Wassilchalk reports. 

Legal Notice

Education Committee meeting 3/26. Read more. 

Columbus House
Taps New CEO

Homelessness services org to bring in Louis Gill, after more than a year without a permanent leader.  Staff reports. 

Gwendolyn Louise Good, 74

Overseer Good was dedicated to theological study and led Hamden’s Bible Gospel Center.  Staff reports. 

Punks Go Acoustic Psycho

Memo to an ex: ​“I never want to hear your name/ I never want to see your face/ Get out of my dreams/ Get out of my head/ Get out of my heart/ & get out of my bed.” Paul Bass reports. 

“What a Guy”

New SB Khi single processes dive bar encounter.
Jisu Sheen reports. 

“Year Of X” Marks Mothers’ Resilience

Latest installment of Kulturally LIT/Possible Futures book club honors mothers of Malcolm X, MLK Jr., and Baldwin.  Karen Ponzio reports. 

Legal Notice

Public Safety Committee meeting 3/31. Read more. 

A Pain-Free Joyride

Jack Quaid delivers in Novocaine. Jamil Ragland reports. 

“This Is The Cost”

Student poet Journey Rosa drops knowledge at $chools push in Hartford.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Vacancies, "Underfunding" Keep Libraries Closed On Sundays

by | Mar 28, 2025 4:09 pm | Comments (2)

Thomas Breen photos

Kelly Marshall, at Ives on Friday: If the libraries were open on Sundays, "I would be here."

City Librarian Maria Bernhey: Access to library services has grown, even if all five remain closed on Sundays.

Mayor Elicker: "We’re doing the best we can with the resources we have.”

Three years after Mayor Justin Elicker announced that the city’s public libraries would be open on Sundays, all five branches remain closed on that weekend day — with no plan in place to make that previously promised change a reality.

Continue reading ‘Vacancies, ​“Underfunding” Keep Libraries Closed On Sundays’

Alder Seeks $12M For Wrongful Conviction

by | Mar 28, 2025 9:31 am | Comments (7)

Laura Glesby File Photo

Alder Troy Streater at his day job, making his signature hazelnut coffee at the 180 Center's warming center.

After spending 23 years in prison, Newhallville Alder Troy Streater traveled to Hartford to make a case that his pardon is enough of a testament to his innocence to warrant a nearly $12 million award from the state.

Continue reading ‘Alder Seeks $12M For Wrongful Conviction’

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