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New Haven Independent
When the British finally left New York We declared an Evacuation Day
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Newhallville "Loves Out Loud," Feeds 320 Families
A Newhallville grocery giveaway Thursday afternoon provided 320 New Haveners with food as part of a mission to nourish Newhallville with health, wealth, and leadership.
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Farmers Market Returns, Tailored To Pandemic
Barbara Redding came in search of some fresh zucchini and eggplant and left with a handful of locally grown veggies.
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Covid Kills Craft Beer Bar
A Court Street craft beer bar has shut off its taps and closed its doors for good — becoming downtown’s latest small-business casualty of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Da Silva Gallery Picks Up The Pieces
Blades. Surgical pliers. A length of wire. Who used them, and for what exact purpose, remains unknown. But used they were, and then discarded and collected by artist Susan Tabachnick. She then made them into new art for a show called “Artifacts,” running now at Da Silva Gallery on Whalley Avenue in Westville. The gallery, operating under the guidelines for maintaining social distancing, is open by appointment.
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A "For Us, By Us" Vision
What could a “village mentality” look like in New Haven?
Less white saviorism from nonprofits and college students swooping in to help, IfeMichelle Gardin posited. More community-generated programs rooted in neighbor-to-neighbor relationships.
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"Big Dog" Returns To Stetson For CD Release Party
“Big Dog” stared down death. And discovered a new groove.
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Dogs age differently than once thought, says new study
Dogs age 30 years by the time they're one, then the process slows: study
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Redskins name-change controversy draws fan responses
The Washington Redskins announced Friday it would undergo a “thorough review” of its name and possibly change it after nearly 90 years.
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How Fourth of July in 2020 will be unlike any other: no beach, no booze, no BBQ
Safety measures intended to combat the spread of the coronavirus are changing the way Americans will celebrate.
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As Neo-Nazis Seed Military Ranks, Germany Confronts ‘an Enemy Within’
After plastic explosives and Nazi memorabilia were found at an elite soldier’s home, Germany worries about a problem of far-right infiltration at the heart of its democracy.
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Two cases of bubonic plague confirmed in Mongolia
ULAN BATOR, July 1 (Xinhua) -- Two suspected cases of bubonic plague reported in Khovd province in western Mongolia have been confirmed by lab test results, the country's health ministry said Wednesday.