CCM is the state’s largest, nonpartisan organization of municipal leaders, representing towns and cities of all sizes from all corners of the state, with 168 member municipalities.
Latino news, views, and music.
The New Haven Independent’s editor talks government, politics and current events with local newsmakers.
Agenda and public testimony rules for Board of Alders hearing on 5/1 about proposed ceasefire resolution. Read more.
Former Worthington Hooker principal Evelyn Robles-Rivas to return to New Haven. Maya McFadden reports.
At library-hosted “Meet Your Neighbors” talk. Kian Ahmadi reports.
As itinerant regional theater announces 60th anniversary lineup. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
For ex-Derby alderman’s role in Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Valley Independent Sentinel Staff reports.
Larry served as AFSCME Local 3144 Management Union president for 20+ years and was also VP of the St. Andrew the Apostle Society for 30 years. Obit.
Artists create connection amid struggle, at new exhibition at 91 Shelton. Brian Slattery reports.
Joint Community Development/Health & Human Services Committee meeting April 25. Read more.
Ex-Chocolate Drop Dom Flemons was keeping Black cowboy music alive, too — his way. Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood reports from a stop on his “American Songster” tour.
Review Crew’s Jamil Ragland hits the opening of an art-as-therapy “This-Ability” gallery at UConn.
Indy Review Crew’s Z.B. Reeves catches the jazz great still cavorting on stage and touring at 83.
City proclamation honors anniversary of the Rebbe’s birthday. Thomas Breen reports.
Safer streets updates, at WEB CMT. Lisa Reisman reports.
For the launch of Sail Haven’s new program on Long Wharf. Steve Machesney reports.
At the tiniest desk, on WNHH FM’s “Acoustic Thursday @ Studio 51.” Paul Bass reports.
Symphony pays tribute to the soaring sounds of the Harlem Renaissance. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
For affordable housing bills at the state legislature. CTmirror’s Ginny Monk reports.
Nora Grace-Flood explores a nationwide album release-as-cinema event.
• At 295 Wilmot Rd.
• Plus: lawyer costs up; clock shop purchase ticks forward.
• Housing authority board meeting roundup:
Allan Appel reports.
If you “observe” a “street takeover,” per state House-OK’d bill. CTmirror’s Jaden Edison reports.
Elm City Dance Collective returns to Long Wharf. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.
Marc-Anthony Massaro’s Columbus-replacement sculpture makes miniature appearance at cherry blossom fest. The Arts Paper’s Kapp Singer reports.
CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports on former Yale police chief Ronnell Higgins’s vision for reshaping state police culture.
by Maya McFadden | Apr 24, 2024 10:31 am
Maya McFadden Photo
New Haven Counts ED Ronald Coleman (center) and New Haven Reads ED Kirsten Levinsohn on Tuesday.
A citywide math and literacy tutoring effort has reached 1,700 New Haven elementary school students since launching nearly a year ago — and is now on the lookout for 100 more volunteer tutors this summer, on top of the 240 who are currently signed up, to keep the program growing.
by Maya McFadden | Apr 24, 2024 8:43 am
Maya McFadden Photo
Raquel Sanchez, reading for class.
Raquel Sanchez paged through recent issues of the New Haven Register and La Voz Hispana, on the lookout for opinion essays and articles about families — as part of a class teaching parents about the importance of media literacy for themselves, their kids, and others.
by Brian Slattery | Apr 24, 2024 8:40 am
Brian Slattery Photos
Aaron Goode at the co-helm of the shoreline trail walk.
About 30 people took a walk through Morris Cove, from Lighthouse Point Park to East Shore Park and back again, to see for themselves the route the city has proposed for the Shoreline Greenway Trail — and to see what other routes, or detours off the main route, might be possible.
Continue reading ‘A Shoreline Walk Thru The “Real” & “Ideal”’
