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Host: Rick Wolff

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Host: LA VOZ HISPANA DE CT

Latino news, views, and music.

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Roots World Radio
Host: Cliff Furnald

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5:00pm – 7:00pm
LoveBabz LoveTalk
Host: Babz Rawls-Ivy

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7:00pm – 8:00pm
The Tom Ficklin Show
Host: Tom Ficklin

Show Archives:
8:00pm – 9:00pm
Preston & EZ Bluez
Host: Prestige & EZ Bluez

Behind the Brand: Focusing on independent businesses and their stories behind their brand

Show Archives:
9:00pm – 10:00pm
Cannabis Corner
Host: Joe LaChance & Uncle/Farmer Lou

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10:00pm – 11:00pm
Roots World Radio
Host: Cliff Furnald

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11:00pm – 12:00am
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Extra Extra

“Good Morning Babylon”

Creative Circle asks community to the dance, on Olive St.  Karen Ponzio reports. 

Carnatic Sound
Meets Grown-Up Grit

KulfiGirls mesmerize the Review Crew’s Nora Grace-Flood with granular guitar, clashing drums, flute, strings, and the Saraswati veena. 

Whoa

Channel 5’s Andrew Callaghan reports on Connecticut Kia Boyz. 

Why So Anonymous?

Connecticut Public Radio’s Eddy Martinez reports on why so many pro-Palestinian student protesters won’t tell reporters their names. 

Tents Return

To Yale’s campus.  Yash Roy reports. 

Ceschi Keeps Hope Alive

Paul Bass reports.

1/3rd Of Students 
Still Chronically Absent

Maya McFadden reports.

Booked. What About Books?

Jamil Ragland reports from a Literacy Criticism Locked Up” confab.

New Haven Newz Quiz

Do you know the week’s newz?  Paul Bass reports. 

Lights. Camera. Math!

In Sheila Lamb’s Mauro-Sheridan 7th grade classroom.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Gender & The Bard

Elm Shakespeare kicks off new series on Building a Brave New Theater.”  Brian Slattery reports. 

“Chase No Lies”

State’s top public defender defends her record, seeks common ground” with oversight board, at public hearing. CTmirror’s Jaden Edison reports.

Legal Notice

City Services and Environmental Policy meeting agenda 5/2. Read more. 

Rock To Rock To 
Host Earth Day Ride

This Saturday, featuring fundraising and food.  Staff reports. 

3 School Pools To
Be Open This Summer

• At Martinez, Hillhouse, & Conte.
• For Youth & Rec-led swim programming.
• Cross, Career pools to stay closed for maintenance.  Maya McFadden reports. 

Want To Lease 4 Lots?

Port Authority releases RFP seeking tenants for recently acquired industrial waterfront properties. Click here for more.

GZA Was Brutal

Review Crew’s Fred Noland catches Wu Tang Clan’s elder statesman at a club show. 

Tomcantsleep

• But he can rap.
• Along with local hip hop artist Sketch tha Cataclysm (pictured) and fellow Chicago touring artists
• At 3 Sheets concert.  Brian Slattery reports. 

House OKs Paid
Sick Leave Expansion

CTmirror’s Mark Pazniokas reports.

Gino To Go To Jail

Ex-Derby alderman sentenced to 10 days in prison for role in Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Valley Independent Sentinel Staff reports.

Marshall Gambrell Sr., 74

Marshall served in the NHPD for 30 years, collected diecast cars, and connected with others through laughter.  Obit. 

35 Years In Prison

Qinxuan Pan sentenced after pleading guilty to Feb. 2021 murder of Yale grad student Kevin Jiang.  Staff reports. 

Legal Notice

Agenda and public testimony rules for ceasefire resolution hearing on 5/1. Read more. 

Parents Read
Beyond The Headlines

As part of Parent Leadership Training Institute.  Maya McFadden reports. 

New Multilingual
Learners Director Hired

Maya McFadden reports.

Refugee Won’t
Forget Kabul’s Fall

At library-hosted Meet Your Neighbors” talk.  Kian Ahmadi reports. 

Long Wharf Season Previewed

As itinerant regional theater announces 60th anniversary lineup. The Arts Paper’s Lucy Gellman reports.

Also, Yale Student 
Hunger Strike Ends

After 8 days. Yale Daily News’ Yolanda Wang reports.

Lawrence “Larry” Amendola, 90

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. 

Grace-Flood Flees To Philly

Staff reports.

From Connecticut To
California To Calcutta

Artists create connection amid struggle, at new exhibition at 91 Shelton.  Brian Slattery reports. 

8-MM Monsters
Take Over Best Video

Karen Ponzio reports.

Legal Notice

Joint Community Development/Health & Human Services Committee meeting April 25.  Read more. 

Before Beyoncé ...

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. 

Emotional Tank Emptied

Review Crew’s Jamil Ragland hits the opening of an art-as-therapy This-Ability” gallery at UConn.

Herbie Still Has It

Indy Review Crew’s Z.B. Reeves catches the jazz great still cavorting on stage and touring at 83. 

“Education & Sharing”

City proclamation honors anniversary of the Rebbe’s birthday.  Thomas Breen reports. 

Cycletrack’s Striped;
New Sidewalk’s Coming

Safer streets updates, at WEB CMT Lisa Reisman reports. 

Hoist Up The John B’s Sail

For the launch of Sail Haven’s new program on Long Wharf.  Steve Machesney reports. 

Growing The Peace

& tending to the West River Peace Garden.
Allan Appel reports. 

"Mini Y" Envisioned For West Rock Kids

Allan Appel Photo

Rachael and Elaine Osei-Bonsu at the Wilmot Road "visioning" workshop.

What if a West Rock community center had an art and music space combined with a recording studio? And a gym and boxing area for fitness and a playground for little kids? And an expanded library and upgraded computer center?

Those items and more were very much on a wish list in formation as young New Haveners gathered to look ahead to a future, expanded 295 Wilmot Rd. Family Center.

Continue reading Mini Y” Envisioned For West Rock Kids’

Vigil Uncovers Humanity Amidst Violence

Thomas Breen photos

Margaret Olin and Josh Weinstein ...

... at Friday afternoon's "humanity vigil" at Yale.

There were no flags at Friday afternoon’s humanity vigil” on Yale’s downtown campus.

There were only people — from New Haven and Jerusalem and Haifa and beyond — eager for a place to talk about peace in a time of death and discord.

Continue reading ‘Vigil Uncovers Humanity Amidst Violence’