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3 weeks ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
If you stop by Claire’s Corner Copia Saturday for a slice of Claire Criscuolo’s signature Lithuanian coffee cake, you can also pick up Criscuolo’s signature — in her latest cookbook. Criscuolo is hosting a signing at her iconic College-and-Chapel Street vegetarian restaurant from noon to 3 p.m. for 50 Vegetarian Recipes from 50 Years of Claire’s Corner Copia.
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4 weeks ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
(Opinion) When it comes to promoting government corruption, Donald Trump, Democratic and Republican state lawmakers, and a disgraced former governor found common ground this week. President Trump pardoned former Gov. John G. Rowland for two sets of felonies involving government corruption. Meanwhile, legislators passed a law to weaken the state agency tasked with enforcing the clean-elections law Connecticut passed on a bipartisan basis following Rowland’s first conviction.
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4 weeks ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
A woman was found dead in Edgewood Park Friday morning in an incident that does not appear to involve foul play. Police responded to a call received at 8:08 a.m. and discovered the body of the woman, who was in her late 30s, near the closed-to-traffic road and stream running between Fitch Street and the duck pond on the Westville side of the park, according to police spokesperson Officer Christian Bruckhart.
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1 month ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
James Forman Jr. doesn’t need convincing that protests can change America. He just needs to look at a wall in his home. There hangs a photo (pictured above) of Atlanta police arresting his father, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) leader James Forman Sr., in 1963 for protesting Jim Crow segregation laws. Thanks to civil rights protests, legal challenges, electoral campaigns, and efforts to change institutions from within, laws did change. And society moved forward.
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1 month ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
Seated behind three rows of keys and columns of buttons, Sarah Johnson pulled out all the stops she could to bathe the sanctum of Trinity Church on the Green in a timeless ethereal whirl of baroque music. Johnson, the church’s organist and associate musical director, was seated at “Sister Soosie” — the church’s nickname for the Aeolin-Skinner Opus 927 organ that has ushered the congregation into song and trained organists for 90 years.
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