Kevin Watsey from the Regional Water Authority talks about RWA service and community activities
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The New Haven Independent’s editor talks government, politics and current events with local newsmakers.
Film Archive screens “The Social Network” amid current-day technocratic-political fest. Karen Ponzio reports.
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Dominic Rapini wants to make passwords obsolete. Paul Bass reports.
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At Fair Haven School, for 16th annual event celebrating physical fitness and college readiness. Maya McFadden reports.
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CT Tenants Union Prez Hannah Srajer talks growing renter power, on The Dig with Daniel Denvir.
Legislation Committee meeting 2/11. Read more.
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Edgewood neighbor brings concern to WEB community meeting. Laura Glesby reports.
Maps leap from fantasy novel pages to gallery walls. Nora Grace-Flood reports.
3 hardcore and punk bands at Cafe Nine provide a release amidst a crazy week. Brian Slattery reports.
At CT State Gateway, with newly opened center for equity and social justice. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Youth Services Committee meeting 2/5. Read more.
& emerges as one of the leaders of House Dem opposition to Trump’s rescinded, for now, $ freeze. Jonathan D. Salant reports.
A year after state arbitrators overturned his termination. Thomas Breen reports.
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Union Station parking garage request for bids. Read more.
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Folkies, Americana acts gather for a tribute concert. Review Crew’s Matt Carney reports.
In monologue series-concert-testimony written by New Havener Andrea Daniels-Singleton. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Without needing school board approval, thanks to school board vote. Maya McFadden reports.
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Words are beside the point at an international LOVE portal. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports.
Review Crew’s Ryan Patrick Hooper charms his way into the VIP seats to tune into Tycho’s latest tour.
A painter and “psychedelic folkie,” Ed was a fixture of New Haven’s arts scene from the ’60s through the ’80s. Mickey Mercier reports.
by Allan Appel | Feb 5, 2025 9:16 am
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J&J staple, arroz con gandules and maduro.
First sauté the peppers, garlic, and onions. Add your basic Caribbean spice mix, Adobo, then bring the pot of water to a boil. Pop in the gandules, or pigeon peas, add the arroz, the rice, cover, and cook on low heat for about an hour. And voila!, as they say in Spanish: arroz con gandules.
by Thomas Breen | Feb 4, 2025 3:17 pm | Comments (9)
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Huq, looking out for the 234 on Church.
Dottie Green (right): "You should be able to go to any town anywhere on the bus."
Adrian Huq took a quick break between classes Tuesday to join a Transit Equity Day event on the Green — where they called for free bus rides for people 18 and under, before rushing to catch the 234 on Church Street to head back to school.
by Thomas Breen | Feb 4, 2025 2:32 pm | Comments (3)
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Outside Biohaven's 215 Church office.
Pharma giant Pfizer has agreed to pay $59 million to settle a federal lawsuit accusing a local biopharmaceutical company of paying “kickbacks” to healthcare providers to induce them to prescribe its migraine-fighting drug to Medicaid patients.
