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1 day ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
Elena Urioste will take a deep breath before performing in New Haven Thursday. She’ll invite her audience to do the same. Urioste — a London-based world-traveling violin soloist with major orchestras around the country — is spending three days in New Haven performing music and teaching … yoga. She sees the two as connected. She’s performing at the Schwarzman Center with the touring Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective and popping in to Neighborhood Music School to work with the students.
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3 days ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
Wes Lewis found his passion in his saxophone. He ventured into a neuroscience lab and discovered a second passion — thanks to a saxophonist’s brain tumor. Lewis was a University of Rochester undergrad at the time. He had played the sax for years. He had a summer internship in the lab, where the team tackled a case study involving an alto sax player and teacher who suffered auditory hallucinations caused by the tumor. He would hear buzzing sounds. The tumor was benign.
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6 days ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
(Opinion) Flight? Or Fight? That’s the choice facing air travelers as a boycott grows against Avelo Airlines over its Trump administration contract to fly innocent people abducted off the streets by immigration agents to a notorious Salvadoran prison without due process.
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6 days ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
Norm Pattis came to talk about Donald Trump. He ended up talking about the .22 with which he once planned to shoot his stepfather — and what he takes from the story of Jesus’s resurrection about the possibility of a new life. Pattis didn’t intend to talk about Easter and aborted murder. The ponytailed criminal defense lawyer — whose outcast clients have ranged from Occupy New Haven protesters to right-wing fabulist Alex Jones and Jan.
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6 days ago |
newhavenindependent.org | Paul Bass
The Red Cross is finding homes for five families displaced by a Thursday night fire in the Fair Haven Heights neighborhood. Firefighters responded to a call for the fire that came in at 11:07 p.m at 179 Quinnipiac Ave. They arrived to find flames shooting out of five windows on the second floor, according to Assistant Fire Chief Daniel Coughlin. They got the fire under control in 42 minutes.
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