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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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Commentary: What if the feds sent you $1,200 every month?
Did the coronavirus stimulus check make a case for, or against, universal basic income?
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Rabobank: If 500,000 Rich Hong Kongers Leave The City, The HKD Peg Would Surely Collapse
Rabobank: If 500,000 Rich Hong Kongers Leave The City, The HKD Peg Would Surely Collapse
Tyler Durden
Fri, 07/03/2020 - 12:01
Submitted by Michael Every of Rabobank
Brawn on the Fourth of July
The US is on holiday today to celebrate Independence Day, which actually falls tomorrow. This 4 July it can do so with some big, brawny numbers to focus on. First of all, jobs. US payrolls yesterday smashed expectations (which consistently have proved not to mean anything in this...
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Soon all Trump will have left is white supremacists and neo-Nazis. That's where the GOP is headed
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've likely noticed that just about every week brings a new headline about a once-reliably Republican demographic group that has now soured on Donald Trump. The catastrophic headlines just keep coming for Trump and GOP lawmakers partly because more voting blocs continue to defect from them and partly because new polling continues to confirm the initial trends being reported.
It's been a little head spinning, but let's take a look at all the groups of...
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Russian Orthodox Church defrocks coronavirus-denying monk
The Russian Orthodox Church has defrocked a coronavirus-denying monk who has defied Kremlin lockdown orders and taken control of a monastery
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Heat Wave To Bake Significant Parts Of US Through Mid-July
Heat Wave To Bake Significant Parts Of US Through Mid-July
Tyler Durden
Fri, 07/03/2020 - 11:40
Extreme temperatures, mostly in the mid/the high 90s, are expected for the first half of July for much of the U.S., reported The Weather Channel.
These hotter-than-usual temperatures have already begun this week and will bake a significant part of the country this holiday weekend, with elevated temperatures forecasted through the midpoint of the month.
Current weather...
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The origin of “Oh where has my little dog gone” is a German drinking song referencing the dog’s death by *spoilers*