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• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - May 23, 2012
• Employee Enrichment Workshop June 18 in New Haven
• Free Grant Fair at Middlesex Community College on June 1, 10 am-2 pm
• Convening for Women and Girls June 19 in New Haven
• Call for Artists for Pardee-Morris House
• A Peek Under the Umbrella June 9
• 17th Annual GNH Pizza Fest supports The Connection Fund
• Attention poets!
• Public Hearings regarding New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Line High Speed Rail Project
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - May 16, 2012
• Your weekend activities await!
• Yale Peabody Museum Summer Camps July and August
• SING YOUR TRUTH! POETRY CONTEST
• New Haven Bird Club announces 21st Annual Summer Bird Count
• Friends of Freddy B Concert
• Job posting at Farmington Library
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - May 9, 2012
• International Festival Of Arts And Ideas 2012
• Silent Movies Gala 2012
• Click here for Long Wharf's PSA video winner!
• Environmental Assessment/Environmental Impact Evaluation Available at Main Library
• No Family Left Inside!
• The 17th annual Greater New Haven Pizza Fest
• ERICA CELSO OF NEW HAVEN INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - May 2, 2012
• Information session for CT Neighborhood Assistance Act Tax Credit Program May 22 in Hartford
• CT DOT Career Fair May 18
• Calling all elder poets!
• Mayors Community Arts Grant Program Information Sessions this month
• Food Network's School Lunch Chopped Champion Chef Cheryl Barbara & Chopped Judge Chef Marc Murphy to speak at Connecticut Breakfast Summit
• NEW HAVEN RESIDENT, ERICA CELSO, RECEIVES ACCOUNTING AWARD FROM MxCC
• Participate in study of the State of Scaling Impact Among Nonprofit Organizations and Initiatives?
• EXACT CHANGE returns to City busses on May 5
• International Festival of Arts and Ideas announces 2012 lineup
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - April 25, 2012
• New Haven Reads BOOKS FOR SUMMER Program
• Arte Inc. launches SLATE for students and parents
• Library Yoga Wednesdays 1-2 pm at Main Library
• Broken Umbrella Theatre premiers play during Westville's 15th Annual Art Walk
• Starting Up A Family Daycare Business?
• Higher One Offers 2nd annual scholarship opportunity as part of Financial Literacy Workshop
• Winners Announced in 4th Annual NHFPL Poetry Contest
• Intercambio Presents Knife Thrower: Works By Dan Greene
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - April 18, 2012
• Next month we'll need to feed the meter in New Haven til 9 pm
• Gateway update
• Need to study for a test in your field?
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - April 10, 2012
• Curious about the Q Bridge?
• ConnCAT opens in Science Park
• Upcoming Free Trainings from the Community Foundation for GNH
• Board Development is Topic on April 12 in Branford
• Kung Fu Returns To Toad’s Place
• Follow-up to Arts Convening initiative
• Jobs at ConnCAT
• Connecticut Food Bank News - April 2012
• 4th Annual Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride!
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - April 4, 2012
• Artspace News - April 4, 2012
• Community Foundation Announces Capacity Building Workshops
• 2nd Annual Junta Tequila Tasting May 4
• Volunteer for Walk Against Hunger on May 6?
• Gandhi Peace Award to be presented to Amy Goodman May 3
• New Haven Oratorio Choir seeks Singers
• Sarah And The Tall Boys Live Performance
• Manic Productions and Premier Concerts Presents Black Box Revelation
• There will be no LIBRARY YOGA on April 4 or 11
• April 4: Whole Foods 5% Day
• Click here for RFPs just in from the Foundation Center
• 1st Saturday Cinema-Fair Haven
• National Poetry Month Starts April 1
• Hips Against Hunger, March 30 and 31 at 8 pm
• New Haven Restaurant Week April 15-20!!
• TEAM has jobs and volunteer opportunities
• Visit BoardSource for all sorts of useful information about and for nonprofits
• Community Foundation rolls out toolkit to support the arts
• Yale to host National Pesticide Conference in New Haven
• Therapy Dogs
• Elders over 100 are invited to special luncheon May 2
• New Haven Promise workshops for parents coming up
• Gateway
• Author-Mitchell
• Family Read
• COLUMBUS FAMILY ACADEMY STUDENTS GEAR UP FOR BREAKFAST!
• The Antillean Good Friday Dinner
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - March 21, 2012
• Shubert New Haven Announces 2012-13 Season
• CT Main Street Center in Hartford has Two Openings
• Citizenship Classes Resume March 27 at Main (Ives) Library
• 2012 Spring Jazz Series
• Volunteer for/Enjoy Artspace Annual Art Auction and Gala April 28
• Young writers invited to participate in Connecticut Young Writers Trust writing contest
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - March 14, 2012
• GreenBrideGuide Toasts to St. Patty’s Day with Five 'Green Green' Drink Recipes and How to Video
• Multiple Scholarship Opportunities Available from Funds at The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven
• Connecticut Association of Nonprofits announces Spring Workshop Calendar
• Window Repair Workshop Saturday March 17, 9 am-1 pm
• Volunteers in Tax Assistance (VITA) Updates
• Attend a Meeting Focused On Shaping The Creative Placemaking Grant Guidelines
• Spring Lecture Series at New Haven Museum
• Youth ages 14-19 invited to participate in Bregamos Community Theatre
• Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation New Haven
• Gov. Malloy in New Haven March 13
• Early registration at Gateway Community College
• Make A Night Of It In New Haven
• Artspace News - March 1, 2012
• Resources for Women's History Month
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - February 29, 2012
• Arts Council reaches out to artists in March
• Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific Comes To The Shubert Theater
• Last minute opportunity to meet David Samuels TODAY
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - February 22, 2012
• Become a citizen scientist and help document the urban ecology at Yale
• Long Wharf seeking student portraits for exhibit in May
• Financial insider talks about Too Big To Fail tonight at 6
• 2012 Walk Against Hunger
• Consultant needed to lead strategic planning effort
• Click here for latest RFPs listed by Foundation Center
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - February 15, 2012
• Cooking Matters Part Two in New Haven Public Schools
• International Festival of Arts and Ideas Call For Artists
• Closer to Free Ride to benefit Smilow Cancer Hospital
• Entries in this year's Library Poetry Contest due March 1
• Ms. Foundation Fellowship Opportunity
• Changes Coming to Sales of Sealed Tickets
• Feeding CT Kids Together at State Capitol
• Shoreline Arts Alliance Call for Entries for 31st Annual Juried Photography Competition & Exhibition
• Free yoga class at Fresh Feb. 26
• New Haven Animal Shelter FUNdraiser Sunday, Feb. 19
• Upcoming Probono Partnership Workshops
• Arts and Writing Competition for HS Students
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - February 8, 2012
• Big Food Opening Celebration
• Apply now for Arte scholarships to Latino individuals interested in the arts
• Artspace News - February 2, 2012
• Arts Council Of Greater New Haven News - February 1, 2012
• Exhibition - 'While These Visions Did Appear': Shakespeare on Canvas
• State tax refund recipients will not have the option to receive a paper check this year
• Arts Council Kickstarts fundraising
• TACO BELL is hiring managers
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - January 25, 2012
• Neighbor-to-Neighbor Grant Applications due Feb. 8
• Happy hour for good
• USDA Unveils Historic Improvements to Meals Served in America's Schools
• New Haven Register campaign forum tomorrow night (Jan. 25)
• Upcoming Annie E. Casey Foundation Learning Opportunities
• Weston, Mass Schools seeking Farm to School Coordinator
• Main Library will be closed on Tuesday, Feb. 21, for Annual Mardi Gras Gala
• It just got more affordable to bring home that dog or cat from the shelter
• New Haven Museum to host family programs during the month of February.
• 2012 Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade seeks regional contestants to run for Parade Queen and Honor Attendant
• First Lady to Announce New Nutrition Standards for Meals Served in America’s Schools
• Community Foundation for GNH invites participation in Nonprofit Finance Fund’s annual survey
• The Sweet Ones Return To Rock New Haven's Elm Bar
• Nonprofit service providers get smoother contracting process with the state
• Internship at International Festival of Arts and Ideas
• GNH Community Loan Fund To Help with Job Creation
• The Haven String Quartet At Best Video's Performance Space
• New Haven Oratorio Choir seeks A FEW GOOD SINGERS
• Take Your Child to the Library Day Feb. 4
• Assistant to CEO/Marketing Coordinator in Stamford
• Since 1996, DoSomething.org has honored the nation’s best young world-changers...
• Apply by noon on Feb. 13 for New Haven Neighborhood Leadership Grants
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - January 11, 2012
• The Arts Council of Greater New Haven Presents Sound Influence, Part II in the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery
• Artspace News - January 10, 2012
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy of Environmental and Social Justice
• Part-time Library Assistant for Circulation at Fairfield Univ.
• Call for Entries in our 4th Annual Poetry Contest
• Annie E. Casey Funding Updates
• Breakfast with the Cat in the Hat on Jan. 21
• This Wednesday 1/11/12, Whole Foods Market Supports Ending Childhood Hunger by partnering with Share Our Strength’s Taste of the Nation New Haven
• West Haven Library has internship opportunity
• Help Common Ground win $10,000 for a new teaching kitchen from IKEA New Haven!
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - January 4, 2012
• New Haven Review Subscription Party Jan. 20
• Opportunity for summer internship at Artspace in New Haven
• Chef Tim awarded Hospitality Award by Connecticut Council of the Boy Scouts of America
• Manic Productions Presents: Royal Baths, Jane Jane Pollock, Jacques Le Coque
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - December 28, 2011
• Volunteers in Tax Assistance (VITA) at Library starting last week in January
• Click here for information about CT State Laws that go into effect in 2012
• The Wizard Of Oz Comes To The Shubert Theater
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - December 21, 2011
• Volunteer at ArtSpace?
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - December 14, 2011
• Proposal Writing Certification Class at New Haven Public Library
• 6th annual CT Nonprofits Weeks at the Capitol February 13 – 17 and April 16 – 20, 2012
• Customer Service Position Open at Precipio in New Haven
• Call for submissions in visual and literary arts
• Exhibition: Kerry O’Grady And Rod Cook At Gallery 195
• Community Foundation announces grant opportunities
• New Loans Available to Local Nonprofits
• Click here for information about Community Fund for Women & Girls grant opportunities
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - December 7, 2011
• GNH Chamber of Commerce invites applications for Executive Orientation program
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - November 30, 2011
• Volunteer to work on Martin Luther King, Jr. event in January?
• Holidays Kick Off Dec. 1
• Opening for MSW/Clinician
• New Haven School Food now hiring: School Wellness Dietitian
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - November 23, 2011
• Black Friday in Broadway Shopping District in Downtown New Haven
• Small Business Saturday is the antidote to Black Friday
• LAST MINUTE JOB OPENINGS--REALLY LAST MINUTE!
• Interested in Becoming a Literacy Volunteers Tutor?
• P/T visual artist and/or dance instructor needed
• The Animal Haven Extends Special Adoption Offer for December
• NH School Food now hiring: School Wellness Dietitian
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - November 16, 2011
• Faceless Child; real life story of Chef Roman Davis
• For a free Thanksgiving Day meal...
• New Haven School Food's Cheryl Barbara to be on Food Network's CHOPPED!
• Luce Foundation, marking 75th anniversary, awards major grant to Jackson Institute
• Honor the memory of the late Frank Turner by donating to United Way
• Here’s to children’s mental health: Yale Child Study Center looks to a future of innovation
• For Handsome Dan XVII, it’s a (really nice) dog’s life
• Oldest rock art in Egypt discovered
• Yale taking steps to strengthen and streamline response to sexual misconduct
• 2011 Arts Awards Recipients
• The Shoreline Arts Trail Runs Nov. 19-20
• “Night of the Chefs” Event Pits Local Chefs in Competition to Make Delicious, Nutritious School Lunch Items for $1.00 A Meal
• Green Fire - Aldo Leopold and A Land Ethic For Our Time
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - November 9, 2011
• Artspace News - November 03, 2011
• Connecticut Food Bank News - October 31, 2011
• Ellen Barrett Guests at Library Yoga November and December
• 12th Annual Tassy Walden Awards for unpublished writers and illustrators of children's books
• First index of state's civic engagement now available
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - October 26, 2011
• Bargain kitties in November
• Interested in Presenting at 10th Annual Women's Health Conference?
• Literacy Volunteers Need...
• Gov. Malloy to address this year's CT Nonprofit Conference in Cromwell
• The Library will be closed Friday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day
• Oak Park, CA looking for progressive Director of Student Nutrition & Wellness
• YaleNews: Coming soon to the Portal
• “Introduction to Social Media” at Annie E. Casey Foundation Nov. 21, 1-4 pm
• Elm City Market Ribbon Cutting 4:45 pm, Nov. 2
• 22nd Annual Trees of Hope Holiday Spectacular
• You Scream I Scream Joins White Arrows at BAR in New Haven
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - October 19, 2011
• About Casey's Professional Development and Learning Series...
• Monthly Bike to Work Breakfasts
• Call for Volunteers! ¡Necesitamos voluntarios!
• Interested in Becoming a New Haven Firefighter?
• December Arts Paper Deadline
• US Senate votes for unlimited potatoes in schools...
• Know someone who might like to work at Elm City Market?
• Network Services: Two positions available at Wilton Library
• 12th Annual Tassy Walden Awards for Childrens Writers and Illustrators
• Artspace News - October 14, 2011
• Food Network's CHOPPED will be casting a few fun SPECIAL EPISODES
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - October 12, 2011
• The Grimm Ghost Show
• October at Artspace!
• Call For Actors
• Peru-Yale Center for the Study of Machu Picchu and Inca Culture opens
• Levin outlines Yale’s finances and accomplishments, praises staff efforts at Town Hall
• Gateway Community College at New Haven Public Library
• Does your nonprofit need volunteers?
• Athletes’ Winning Streaks May Not Be All in Our—Or Their—Heads
• The Week Ender: Happenings October 7-9
• Eli Whitney Museum is offering Columbus Day programs for school children
• Check Sidebar for Local News of the Day
• In the Brain, Winning Is Everywhere
• Experts Reassess Mental Health Relief for Crisis Survivors
• Sociability May Depend Upon Brain Cells Generated in Adolescence
• Long Wharf Theatre’s 5th Annual Discovery Day
• Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology seeks Manager
• Yale Researchers Reveal One Reason Why Fat Cells Fail
• Notice: Location change for today’s DeVane Lecture
• Scientists, Philosophers & Theologians Poised To Ask: “Why Is There Anything
• Conference to feature Forestry and Environmental Studies students’ doctoral research
• Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano to speak at Yale
• Yale engineers win design competition for bacteria screen
• Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano To Speak at Yale
• Newly launched calendar showcases University’s rich artistic activity
• Author David Halperin to discuss “How to be gay”
• Former national security adviser Gen. James Jones to speak at Yale
• City-Wide Open Studios 2011!
• RE: Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution School Lunch Photo Wall
• Time changed for Levin’s Town Hall at Battell
• Click here for Details on Startup Weekend at The Grove in New Haven
• When you really, really have to go: Study wins Ig Nobel Prize
• New service helps faculty members get — and keep — sponsored awards
• Winners of this year’s Wilbur Cross Medal to discuss their work
• Study: Abundance of bypass vessels key to surviving coronary artery disease
• Adding “an Apple a day” to New Haven’s renaissance plate
• New Beinecke archive recalls life in 18th-century Jamaica
• First Niagara Offers Low-Interest Home and Small Business Loans to Aid in Recovery from Hurricane Irene
• Make a difference on the Yale Day of Service
• Mattia stepping down, Stauderman stepping up as chief communications officer
• The Week Ender: Happenings September 30-October 2
• P/T Opening at Community Dining Room in Branford
• Investment Return of 21.9% Brings Yale Endowment Value to $19.4 Billion
• Author David Halperin Gives LGBT-Sponsored Talk at Yale
• Former National Security Advisor Gen. James Jones To Speak at Yale
• Hungry?
• Madison Youth Services seeks f/t coalition coordinator
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• New Compound Combats Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Nobel Laureate Shows
• Two Yale faculty members honored by President Obama
• Levin to discuss University initiatives at Town Halls
• Yale cell biologist nurtures science education in native Puerto Rico
• Memorial service for Frank Richards
• In memoriam: Inge Maria Ladenbauer Bellis
• In memoriam: John Kirchner
• Electrical engineer develops tools to aid conspiracy surveillance
• A Doctor’s Words Can Enforce Weight Stigma
• Invasion of Genomic Parasites Triggered Modern Mammalian Pregnancy
• Photography by Michael Morand at New Haven Public Library
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Yale Cancer Center Teams Up With BJ’s to Fight Cancer
• Exhibit: She was an archaeologist, Arabist, diplomat and spy
• The Arts Council Presents 'Being Present' - Exhibition
• Reposted from LetsMove.gov: New Haven Schools Grow Healthy Kids with Access to Salad Bars and School Gardens
• The Study at Yale seeks restaurant manager
• Rare Manuscript Sheds Light on Elizabethan Education
• Faculty reseachers to women in science: Know thyself
• New Haven Public Schools give school lunches healthy makeover!
• Studying heart disease, cancer and diabetes in eastern Caribbean
• The blue and the green: Yale Employee Day at the Yale Bowl
• With a baton and passion, student brings music to the masses
• News maker: Alumna named MacArthur Fellow
• CNN online: Eyewitness testimony often lies
• The Week Ender: Happenings September 23-25
• From the Comfort of Home, Web Users May Have Found New Planets
• November Arts Paper Deadline
• Celebration of the life of former New Haven City Librarian Jim Welbourne
• Deadline Extended for Leadership Greater New Haven
• Rap artist makes plea: ‘Why have we done nothing?’
• Four Yale Scientists Win Grants for Cutting Edge Research
• “Celebrating Tomorrow” explores how donors’ gifts are shaping Yale’s future
• Annie E. Casey Foundation Workshops on Federal Grants
• Click here for latest RFPs from the Foundation Center
• At Yale Rep: "Three Sisters" charts distance between reality and dreams
• In the NYT: The G-20 must get serious
• Law School center to White House: How to curb mortgage foreclosure crisis
• Panel to explore issues facing women in science
• “Celloboxing” alumnus taking part in NBC a cappella competition
• Primitive Birds Shared Dinosaurs’ Fate
• New programs at Gateway
• P/T Clerk Position at North Haven Memorial Library
• To Ditch Dessert, Feed the Brain
• Yale Shares in $11 Million Grant to Study Aging Patients Battling HIV and Substance Abuse
• New Tick-Borne Disease Discovered by Yale Scientists
• C-SPAN’s “Road to the White House” tour to make campus stop
• Citizen Police Academy takes community behind the scenes at Yale Police Department
• Innovation” is still the byword for decades-old student bulding project
• Working Mother magazine names Yale a “Best Company” for the second year in a row
• “We the People …”: Celebrating the U.S. Constitution
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - September 14, 2011
• Christopher Martin’s Christmas Run for Children
• The Stray Cat Strut
• Remarks by Ambassador Forsyth at Presentation to President Levin
• Peru Bestows Prestigious Honor on Yale President Levin
• Peruvian government honors Levin with its highest award
• Bulldog Mobile, revamped Public Safety site help safeguard campus community
• Yale Child Study Center’s Madison Practice Gains a Director, Hosts Open House
• International Recording Artist K’naan Visits Yale to Discuss Famine in Somalia
• Yale School of Music composers win Emmy, Gaudeamus Prize
• Improved Computer Service at New Haven Public Library branches Starts Friday, Sept. 16
• Opening at Branford Library
• Look Ma, No Hands: Yale Engineers Invent a Magnetic Fluid Pump with No Moving Parts
• Growing friends and understanding via Harvest
• Peabody developing curricula to engage nation’s youths in science
• The Week Ender: Happenings September 16-18
• First Niagara Offers Low-Interest Home and Small Business Loans to Aid in Recovery from Hurricane Irene
• Announcing ANDI From The Arts Council: Arts, Nightlife, Dining Information
• Volunteer at Northfordy Farm
• Join the Civic Orchestra of New Haven?
• Download ANDI here
• One Week Break on Cat Adoption Fees at The Animal Haven
• Yale Researchers Use Uterine Stem Cells to Treat Diabetes
• Yale School of Architecture Dedicates House Students Built
• Shop at Whole Foods to help our friends at Common Ground HS!
• Growth of cities threatens global environment
• Unidentified ancestors transformed into art in Slifka exhibit
• Thomson Reuters initiative to support study of information law
• Environmental experts to visit as School of Forestry and Environmental Studies faculty during fall semester
• Energy and transportation expert joins School of Forestry and Environmental Studies faculty
• Exhibition: Somewhat Off the Wall 2011
• IndepenDisc 13th B'day Bash!!
• Long Wharf Theatre Celebrates Gordon Edelstein's 10th Anniversary Oct. 3
• Workshop: Achieving Better Results for Children, Youth, and Families through Collaborative Partnerships
• Yale To Launch Energy Sciences Institute on West Campus
• Yale Law School and Thomson Reuters Announce Establishment of the Thomson Reuters Initiative at the Yale Information Society Project
• Promoting Healthy School Food: Yale Rudd Center Launches Parent Advocate Website
• Invitation to meet the 2011 World Fellows
• Air Force ROTC unit established at Yale
• United States Air Force announces new ROTC detachment at Yale
• Public Health Training Center to be Established at Yale
• The Lesson of 9/11
• A Post-9/11 World
• September 11th Tenth Anniversary
• Remembering 9/11
• Menthol’s Soothing Effects May Lead To Addiction and Illness in Young Smokers
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• Yale’s Horwich Wins Lasker Award, One of Science’s Top Honors
• Yale digitizes historic correspondence of Horace Walpole
• No link found between folic acid supplements during pregnancy and childhood asthma risk
• Breast Cancer Fighter Runs Mountain Bike Race in New Haven, CT to Benefit LIVESTRONG
• Hurricane Irene Response Continues
• Yale faculty members speak on President Obama’s jobs creation proposal
• Exhibit of embroidery from early modern England opens at Sterling Library
• Yale Gets NEH Grant to Create Website for Historic Photos
• “Will it Rise?” September 11 in American Memory
• In Memoriam: Hugh M. Stimson
• Temporary and timeless: The 9/11 memorials, then and now
• An America adrift: the real legacy of 9/11
• $13 Million NSF Grant Establishes Center of Excellence for Materials Research and Innovation at Yale and SCSU
• Video Shows Secret of Hummingbird Mating Success: Shake the Tail Feathers
• Stopping Meds During Pregnancy Does Not Increase Risk of Depression
• Three Yale Faculty Win National Accolades From American Chemical Society
• Did 9/11 make us morally “better”?
• A summer of song on the road for Yale music groups
• Nursing school will offer a new degree next year
• Exhibit highlights influential legal scholarship at Yale
• Shannon Murdoch’s ‘haunting’ play wins 2011 Yale Drama Series
• The Week Ender: Happenings September 9-11
• New Haven Votes Campaign Fair at Library Sept. 8
• 9/11 Interfaith Service on New Haven Green
• Professional sewing classes in Westville
• Jewish Family Service of New Haven has an opening for psychiatric consultant
• NovaTract Surgical Leverages $25K Grant from Yale to Almost $1 Million
• Hamden Public Library Celebrates Poet Donald Hall on Sept. 16
• Free Monday Night Computer Classes Start Sept 12 at New Haven Public Library
• Bulletin Board - Sept. 1
• Pedal power: Taking the fight against cancer on the road
• 9/11 commemorative mural on display at Divinity School
• Yale researchers solve mystery of disappearing bird digit
• New Haven and Yale to Commemorate 10th anniversary of 9/11
• While you were away: the summer’s top stories
• Shepartz appointed director of Chemical Biology Institute
• Artspace September 2011 Happenings
• Shubert Theater September 2011 Happenings
• Exhibition - Rules of Conversions: Artists Explore Encoded and Embedded Language
• Elm City PopFest 2011
• New Haven and Yale will gather to “Remember – Reflect – Renew” on 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Professor to climb in remembrance of those whose memories are lost
• Donate a table to Literacy Volunteers?
• Yale Establishes Kissinger Archives and the Johnson Center for the Study of American Diplomacy
• Awards & Honors - Sept. 1
• MEDIA ADVISORY: What is Sjogren’s Syndrome That Sidelined Venus Williams?
• Paul Bloom Gives Devane Lectures on the Science that Makes Us Tick
• Yale Scientists Find Stem Cells That Tell Hair It’s Time to Grow
• Manipulating Plants’ Circadian Clock May Make All-Season Crops Possible
• CT Transit updates for Labor Day Weekend
• To market, to market: 10 student enterprises
• From senior project to storefront: Engineering graduate launches Chairigami
• As student business ideas evolve and expand, so does YEI
• The Week Ender: Happenings September 2-4
• Yale receives $45 million for research-to-patient-care initiatives
• Yale Publishing Course builds magazine publishers’ leadership skills
• Bulldogs join campaign against Myotonic Dystrophy
• Businesses negatively impacted by Hurricane Irene are eligible for state assistance
• Hellos and goodbyes: Freshmen and parents on Move-In Day
• Great Food Truck Race: VOTE NOW!
• Library Power: Viva Italy! tonight
• Free Radicals Crucial To Suppressing Appetite
• The Arts Council of Greater New Haven Presents Being Present in the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery
• Yale Welcomes Class of 2015
• Stay caffeinated: The new KBT Café is ready to serve you.
• Yale College welcomes Class of 2015
• Yale readies campus for hurricane Irene
• Yale Researchers Use Genetic Code To Engineer a Living Protein
• Venice in Art and Music Is Theme of Yale Lecture Series
• Volunteer to plant pinwheels for peace on New Haven Green Sept. 21
• Scientists Create Natural Alzheimer’s-Fighting Compound in Lab
• Asteroid named in honor of Dufault
• Rules aim to build “culture of safety” in student shops
• First recipients of New Haven Promise scholarships honored
• Chinese tennis star meets with Yale students
• “Summer’s Last Roar” at Peabody: Free admission, x-ray puppets
• The Art Council Presents Sharon Butler and Geoffrey Detrani at Gallery 195
• Exhibition salutes alumnus architect Stanley Tigerman
• Back to School for New Haven - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School for New Haven - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Yale Celebrates Anthropologist Franz Boas, Who Refuted Racism
• Arts Council needs volunteers for Sept. 12 event
• Sept. 22 Grantwriting class at library is full, but waiting list has opened
• Going Green and Digital: iPads for All at Yale School of Medicine
• Association of Yale Alumni Names Yale Medalists
• Heart Attack Patients Winning the Race to Angioplasty Treatment
• Association of Yale Alumni Names Yale Medalists
• New Haven Restaurant seeks servers
• Columbus House needs clothing
• RFP for public artwork for Elm City Market
• Arts Council Sponsors Talk with Author and Entrepreneur Jane Pollak
• Yale Partners with the National Library of Korea to Digitize Rare Books and Manuscripts
• Does your organization have a data-driven culture?
• Macy’s 6th annual Shop for a Cause benefiting charities nationwide is Aug. 27
• Tournament additions: French Open champion Li Na and World No. 9 Marion Bartoli
• Library's Summer Reading Final Party is TODAY August 19,1-2:30 pm
• Minneapolis-Based Finnish-American Folk Duo 'Kaivama' Performance
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - August 17, 2011
• Quinnipiac invites organizations and businesses to free annual Career Fair Oct. 26
• Long Wharf holds Non-Equity auditions for its 2011-2012 Season on Aug. 31
• Nominations Sought for Arts Awards
• F/T Library Assistant position open in Wethersfield
• Click here to vote for New Haven’s food truck
• University Statement Regarding OSHA Assessment of Machine Shop Safety
• Professional educator or librarian wanted this year to volunteer in Hosanna, Ethiopia
• Del Monte bringing back ‘Teacher Monday: Cash for Classrooms” promotion
• Whole Kids Foundation announces School Garden Grant Program
• Free Meals Here Food Truck Theme Song
• NH School Food, Cooking with Style!
• Free U.S. Citizenship Classes Start this Wednesday, Aug. 17
• Greater New Haven Community Chorus Call for Singers
• Blues, Berries and Jam free concert series on New Haven Green through Aug. 31
• Scottish Country Dancing in New Haven Sept. 13-Dec. 13
• The Great Food Truck Race, America's Favorite Giveaway
• Help us design our upcoming computer classes at the library?
• I Love My Librarian Award
• The Study at Yale has openings
• Post University Job Fair Aug. 18 in Meriden
• Casey Foundation addresses state budget on Sept. 7
• Comcast offers internet access and basic computer for eligible families for $10 a month
• Scholarship opportunities at Gateway
• Help bring the FOOD NETWORK to New Haven!
• Study Finds Faster Way to Predict Life-Threatening Kidney Damage After Cardiac Surgery
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - August 10, 2011
• Darien Library seeks weekend assistant
• GHLI Assists with Mental Health Care Reform in Ghana
• In Memoriam: Harry H. Wellington
• Parents Often Misled by Health Claims on Children’s Cereal Packages
• New Genetic Links to MS Also Play Roles In Other Autoimmune Diseases
• Mental Health of Child Refugees Is Global Problem
• August at Artspace
• CAPA Celebrates The 10th Anniversary Of Its Management Of The Historic Shubert Theater
• Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs Announces New 2011 - 12 Senior Fellows
• Does Your Organization Have a Special Event Planned for 2012?
• ARTISTS: City-Wide Open Studio registration website is now live!
• PT Computer technician needed at West Hartford Public Library
• NH School Food Truck & Local 217 workers on News 8!
• 3rd Annual Tour Des Farms August 20
• Yale's Walpole Library Invites Public to Contribute to Oral History Project
• Cambodian Garment Factories Use Temporary Employment Contracts to Exploit Workers
• Memorial service for Christine Alexander, founder of New Haven Reads, to be held on September 3rd.
• Free Exporting Webinar Nov. 7
• Better Desalination Technology Would Help Solve World’s Water Shortage
• Yale Police internally promotes two new Assistant Chiefs and Lieutenants
• The Animal Haven Fundraising Bus Tour
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven News - August 2, 2011
• New Haven Promise offers Financial Literacy Classes
• Yale School of Medicine bicentennial video now on Yale’s YouTube Channel
• Tennis tournament features foodie festival, Yale discounts
• Mimicking Calorie Restriction to Fight Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
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• “Cookies & Cream” Get A Hand
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• Mayor Gets New Showerheads
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• Cosby Helps Launch “Southern Academy”
• Survey: Principals See Progress, ID Challenges
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• Now on YouTube: Yale hosts world’s top biomedical scientists
• Film details alumnus’ “Extraordinary Fidelity”
• Jennifer Herdt is appointed the Stark Professor of Christian Ethics
• Andrew Casson named the Beebe Professor of Mathematics
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• Storms Cause Power Outages, Flooding
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• The Downside — and Surprising Upside — of Microcredit
• Discovery May Pave Way to Quitting Smoking Without Gaining Weight
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• UTC Chairman and CEO Louis Chênevert Named Chair of the Yale Cancer Center Advisory Board
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• Eleven Yale Faculty Members Honored by Connecticut Science Academy
• Cops Go To Bat For Teens
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• Grants From Women’s Health Research at Yale Target Breast Cancer, Obesity
• Fifty Distinguished Music Educators Honored at Yale School of Music
• Cops Vow To Quiet Hogs
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• The Week Ender: Happenings June 10-12
• WIC changes may inspire small retailers to increase supply of healthy food
• Yo-Yo Ma concert to open Arts & Ideas festival this weekend
• Yale Scientist Ruslan Medzhitov Wins Share of Million Dollar Shaw Prize
• Business at the Bourse every Wednesday morning
• Apply by July 8 for Opening at Arts Council
• Apply by June 24 for Artspace Summer Apprenticeship Program
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• Yale Researchers Discover Many Genetic Keys Needed to Unlock Autism
• Aldermen Hike “Living Wage”
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• Ideats Prevail!
• Lawmakers Lighten Up On Marijuana
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• Landmark Gift Establishes Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage at Yale University
• Landmark Gift Establishes Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage at Yale University
• Carts Score High; Taurus Dog Overcooked
• ECA Music Teacher Awaits Vote On Firing
• Anne-Marie Soullière Appointed as a Trustee of the Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate
• Broadway Lease Approved
• Student engineers are honored for water project in Cameroon
• State Senate Passes Health Care Pooling Bill
• Calder: Avoiding Election Boosts Democracy
• DCF Supervisor Takes On Morehead
• 2 Down, 8 To Go
• A “Tornado” Passes
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• Not Just Skin and Bones: Wrinkles Could Predict Women’s Bone Fracture Risk
• It’s been a year of important strides, say Yale leaders at Town Hall meeting
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• Italians Bless; Jews Remember
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• Pitkin Plaza Petition
• Smith Floats $$-Raising Recycling Idea
• Co-op High Students: Let Us Vote
• Yale names new university registrar
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• Countries develop health strategies at GHLI conference
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• Hundreds Join Mary Wade On Parade
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• New Haven Serves up Fantastic Offerings to Put an End to Childhood Hunger
• Yale Alley Cats sing about “The Value of Money” on CPTV
• Cops Channel Tom Cruise, Seek Grant To Predict Future Crimes
• Tears Flow At Sentencing As Family Speaks
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• Developer Leaving HANH Board
• Institute Library Looks To Future
• Prison Rape Bill Passes State House
• Yikes!
• Senate Passes Watered-Down Police Recording Bill
• College Crew Prepare To Hit Newhallville
• New members join academy’s long list of Yale affiliates
• “Connections” celebrates launch of center’s online catalogue
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• Cops Raid 11 Alleged Drug Dens
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• More Consistent Standards Needed to Limit Children’s Exposure to Unhealthy Food Ads
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• The Week Ender: Happenings June 3-5
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• Diaper Drive at New Haven Public Library
• Cops Nab Amphibious Pranksters
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• Website Offers Legal Assistance to Nonprofits
• Hopkins Seniors Help Garden Seniors
• Rematch In East Rock
• “Gangs Of New Haven”
• CAANH Celebrates Diversity
• Minus Title, Broadway Lot “Lease” Speeds Ahead
• In the New York Times: “Forgetting Why We Remember”
• Yalies worldwide elect new alumni trustee
• NH School Food: Healthy School Lunches; feeding hungry kids real, good food!
• Boat Launch Readied
• Controller Out The Door
• 2 Cars Hit With Gunfire
• New Haven Gets HUD Grant To Help Public Housing Residents Obtain Jobs, Economic Independence
• Cops Inaugurate Top 10 Fugitive List
• Washington Forum on Paid Family and Sick Leave
• Prosecutor, Pattis Debate Gun Laws
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• Some Sunscreens Have A New Mini-Secret
• Statement Regarding May 23 Letter from the U.S. Department of Education
• “Snuggles”  & “Shoot ‘Em Up” Charged With Murder
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• School of Medicine honors its first African-American women graduates
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• Aldermanic Notice
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• Celebrating Nutrition at Brennan-Rogers School!
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• More sun safety: A young woman’s battle against melanoma
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• Live chat: Scientist Laura Manuelidis and the debate over “mad cow”
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• MEDIA ADVISORY: Tips on Preventing The Most Preventable Cancer: Yale Dermatologist and Melanoma Patient Available to Speak on Skin Cancer and Summer Sun
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• Law professors lauded for their service to the legal profession
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• Susan L. Carney Confirmed as Circuit Judge on U.S. Court of Appeals
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• City Looks To Lease Broadway Lot
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• Celentano Wants Non-Funeral Events At Outpost
• “Keepon” dancing: High school senior doing robot research at Yale
• Fall back: How the time change can affect health
• Garage Sale Won’t Close Budget Gap
• Awards & Honors - March 14
• Murder Victim’s Heart Beats On
• St. Patrick Parades Without A Hitch
• Yale 360 nominated for National Magazine Award
• Yale Rep’s next show features the world’s most famous lovers
• Yale alumni and student volunteers serving in the Dominican Republic over break
• In Memoriam: Dr. Colin White
• Eilen Jewell With Sarah Borges
• Aldermanic Notice
• Yale Senior Cleared Of Elevate Charges
• HUNGER IS NOT AN OPTION! Chef Tim to present at Hunger Banquet, 3/27/11
• 26-Story Tower Plan Dusted Off
• Public Hearing on In-State Tuition March 15 at 11 am
• Reporter Moves To “Promise”
• Farmers Market returns to Edgewood Park Sunday 10 am-1pm
• Yale update on earthquake in Japan
• Limon’s Parade Plea: Keep Booze At Home
• Rev. Al To Rev Up Unions—Minus Cop Leaders
• Taxpayers are subsidizing UConn athletics... is that fair?
• Report: Privatization Would Impoverish Custodians
• A “Promise” Catch-22?
• ORDINANCE #1647
• Artspace News - March 9, 2011
• Healthy Yards, Safe Waters Conference to Explain How Organic Practices Protect Our Yards and Waters
• Students Interpret 'Sustainability' With Collaborative Exhibit From The Arts Counci
• Newhallville School Says “Bonjour” To French Pals
• 6 Laid-Off Cops Head to West Haven
• Fatal Fire Survivors Regroup, Need Clothes
• More Latinos, Fewer Whites And Blacks
• Tickets go on sale May 15 for Tweed New Haven Air Show
• Stakes Rise As SustiNet Debate Intensifies
• Sobering Study on Motorcycle Crashes Could Influence Helmet Laws
• Gift in honor of friend helps launch brain tumor research program
• For New Haven students, a pathway to science success
• In Memoriam: Dr. David Seligson
• The Week Ender: Happenings March 11-13
• Hundreds Blast Bank Takeover
• 2011 Walk Against Hunger
• School Mourns Quayshawn, Prays For Quayvon
• Hero Helped Rescue 7
• Tanner Lectures Explore Philosophy vs. Literature
• Cops Chase, Catch 3 Fleeing Stolen Car
• Library Celebrates A Lean Fat Tuesday
• Firm’s Penalty A Bonanza For Fire Department
• A Multi-Million-Dollar Gift To Yale To Honor a Friend With Brain Cancer Launches An Ambitious New Brain Tumor Research Program
• A few seats left in trip to Vietnam (Cambodia a bonus stop)
• Grant: Engine 8’s Removal A Done Deal
• Discrimination Linked to Increase in Toxic Abdominal Fat
• 3 Killed In Fire
• This Time, Bank Foes Target Bigness
• 2,600 Out Of 8,008 Win Magnet Slots
• Assessment Appeals Hearings
• Wheeler’s Out
• Recession Advice From New Haven’s Two Tonis: Bug Us
• Can Science History Guide The Future?
• Mayor’s Proclamation
• “Partying” MySpacer Lined Up Scam Homebuyers
• Fuel Cell In, Bottled Water Out
• The Bourse is looking for an intern
• SustiNet Clears First Hurdle
• More Chiefs? Or Re-Hire Rookies?
• New Haven St Patrick's Day Parades and Events
• One Last Gambit Falls Short
• Drug Bust In The Hill
• When Should Public See Alleged Rapist’s Face?
• Look Here: New Work by Nearby Artists (11)
• Inventor Preps Imaging “Revolution”
• Chef Tim to present in NYC regarding proposed USDA standards for school meals
• Awards & Honors - March 7
• Any $ For Senior Yoga?
• “Mob” Strikes Union Station
• iPhone Photog Cleared, Prepares To Sue
• “Embodied” explores “What is ‘black art’?”
• Researcher aims to improve effectiveness of radiation therapy for cancer
• Faceoff On Temple Street
• “East Coast Rapist” Caught In New Haven
• City Wins FEMA $$
• Cops Roll Out Citizen Video Order
• New Haven Workers Get Discounts in March
• Prime Suspect Identified in 2006 Shoreline Murder
• Wheeler’s Leaving
• Goldson: Keep Library Hours, Not Mayor’s Spokesman
• First Person: My Freshman 15
• Would-be Yale pilots fly high in the (virtual) sky
• Aldermanic Notice
• At Murder Spot, Chairs Disappear At 3 PM
• IA: Top Cop Trampled Citizen’s Rights
• Endowment Invests in Maine Wind Power Project
• Officers Cleared, Dept. Faulted In Elevate Raid
• Murder On Button St.
• A Neighborhood Beacon Readies 100th Year Bash
• Kebabian’s Squeezed By Recession
• ‘Read-In’ Celebrates Black Voices
• Limon: We Need 2 More Assistant Chiefs
• Grant to help preserve the first-found dinosaur fossils
• The Week Ender: Happenings March 4-6
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - Mar 2, 2011
• Greater New Haven Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
• Hallway Fight Breaks Out
• Yale literary scholar is awarded a National Humanities Medal
• Is New Haven Wisconsin?
• Conversation: National Humanities Medalist Roberto González Echavarría
• Yale to Study Early Treatment For HIV-Positive Inmates in Washington DC
• Volunteer at Vintage Radio and Communications Museum in Windsor
• Volunteer for Dreamland Film & Music Festival in New Haven in October
• Shoreline Arts Alliance seeks Executive Director/CEO (F/T)
• Aldermanic Notice
• Nica’s Returns With New Plan
• SeeClick, Alderman, NewsJunkie Make State’s “40 Under 40” List
• Store #2633 To Start Hiring
• Sacred Heart Could Find New Spiritual Life
• What makes penguins blue?
• Exhibit examines the career of Regency artist Thomas Lawrence
• “Conversations on Leadership”: The general and the humanitarian
• Memorial service for Frank M. Turner to be held March 26
• Aldermanic Notice
• Big and Mean Seems to Beat Small and Green, at Least Among Ants
• “Well, You Got Me”
• Susan Howe Named 2011 Winner of Yale’s Bollingen Prize in American Poetry
• Can Newhallville Become A “Promise Land”?
• Fire Hires 5 Paramedics
• UTC's message for the state: Let's run Connecticut more like a business.
• After Layoffs, Schools Reshuffle
• Ecuadorians Honor Mayor
• Yale Labs Brace For Cuts
• Proposed New Budget: No Tax Hike
• Rosa DeLauro highlights danger to medical research if NIH funds are cut
• Feds: We Got 15 More Coke Dealers
• Fear of Side Effects Shapes Older Patients’ Willingness to Take Heart Medication
• Fair Haven Arson Conspirator Pleads Guilty
• Rivera Gets His Man, Again
• Stronger Than Steel, Novel Metals Are Moldable as Plastic
• “East Coast” Rapist Sought
• Turnaround School Prepares For 1st Test
• Tent CIty’s $20K Goes To Homeless
• Looney Backs Citizen Cop-Photogs
• Kadiatou Meets Venture Smith
• Saturday? Neighborhood Library’s Now Closed
• They Have A Dream
• Exhibit features alumnus’ “expeditionary art”
• Through the lens: Seven days at the Yale School of Medicine
• DeLauro Vows To Battle Block Grant Cuts
• Literacy Forum: Learning in the 21st Century, in Ways New and Old
• Megan McCormick With Birds Over Arkansas
• The Spampinato Brothers With The Zambonis
• Two Man Gentlemen Band With Shiny Lapel Trio
• Entries for NHFPL Annual Poetry Contest due March 1!
• Cats - One Of America’s Favorite Family Musicals Comes To The Shubert Theater
• Exhibition: Katie Kindilien and Lenny Moskowitz at Gallery 195
• Vodka Bottle Hits 1st-Grader
• Risco Picked For State BOE
• START: We’re For Real
• Invitation To Bid
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• Lewis’ Layoff Advice: Level With People
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• High Concept is our monthly marijuana-related Q&A column. Here's the latest edition.
• He’d Rather Crack Them Up Than Lock Them Up
• New Co-Working Option: The Bourse
• Prisoner Re-Entry Goes Hyperlocal
• Rosa Gets Her Anecdote
• Religious Community Rallies Around Targeted Muslims
• K. Sudhir is appointed the Frank ’32 Professor
• Richard Breen is named the Sumner Professor of Sociology
• Panel at Yale Law Considers “ ‘Officials vs. Advocates’ in Pursuit of Social Justice”
• Spotlight: Yale student makes a mission of measuring mountains
• D. Michelle Addington is the inaugural Hines Professor
• Environmental fellowship will bring students from developing nations to Yale
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - February 23, 2011
• Chiefs Tackle Cop Sick Time
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• Bullets Fly On The Boulevard
• NHPS has been APPROVED to receive 33 salad bars, BUT...
• Tweed Plane $$ Headed To East Haven Only
• West Haven Energy Commission offers grants
• The Roots Of Healing
• Re-doing Route 34...
• Frew Wins Bid To Rehab School
• State Probes Goodfellas Wage Theft Claim
• The Week Ender: Happenings Feb. 25-27
• Three from Yale selected for two prestigious scholarship programs
• Before the explosion – volcano’s warning tremors explained
• Malloy Tells Business Yes—& No
• Bedside Ultrasound Becomes a Reality
• Gateway scholarships
• Foul Play Not Suspected In Burning Car Death
• Before the Explosion – Volcano’s Warning Tremors Explained
• The Spirit Sings in Dixwell
• Lubbie Harper Tapped For State Supreme Court
• Aldermen Blast Cavaliere; He Threatens Suit
• “The Method Gun” explores ecstasy and excesses of performing
• Can “rainfall insurance” help Ghana’s poor rural farmers?
• Replay: Some sights and sounds from “Scipione Affricano”
• Chefs Move to Schools Webinar, Thursday, via Obama Foodorama
• Officials Probe Bungled 911 Child Abuse Call
• Aldermen Fail To Scuttle Stormwater Authority
• Invitation To Bid
• Invitation To Bid
• Prayers Inside, Gunfire Outside
• Library Service Changes
• Planned Parenthood Cuts Spark Local Backlash
• A Rush To Dig
• In 2011, Still Made In New Haven
• Limon-Fair-Antunes: Uncut! at Bru
• Coming Soon: The Nano Bra
• Goodbye Engine, Hello “Fly Cars”?
• Blumenthal’s Hill Health Rx: Fight GOP Budget
• On the trail of top talent: Yale aims to recruit best high school science students
• Setting the record straight: The birth of chemotherapy at Yale
• WPLR ShamRock and Roll 5K
• Artspace News - Feb 22, 2011
• City Scrambles To Save Downtown Crossing
• Croc Artist Rescues Local History
• Y-NHH Certified For Cutting-Edge Heart Device
• Fill ‘Er Up—& Crash?
• 2 Shot In 2 Neighborhoods, Moments Apart
• Online Experiment Aims For That Last Credit
• Yale Docs to Diagnose Downtown Crossing
• Are state employee pensions really destroying our budget?
• Setting the Record Straight: The Birth of Chemotherapy at Yale
• Kavli Commitment Expands Mission of Yale Neuroscience Research Institute
• Protest Links Afghan War, City Budget Cuts
• Microbiologist Jorge Galan wins prestigious Koch Prize
• Users worldwide can now unite in online study groups for Open Yale Courses
• Artspace News - Feb 18, 2011
• Kevin Cracks The Code
• Chief: “Sick-Out” Could Lead To Discipline
• DESK needs new oven!
• Layoff List Revealed
• Arrest Made In Shelton Ave. Shooting
• Red Scores An “A”
• City’s Next Step: Sell Malloy’s Plan
• UAlbany Launching NanoHealth And Safety Center
• Next OK For Bella Vista Expansion Delayed A Month
• Chabad, Biofuels, Ducks Get The Thumbs Up
• Residency Call Advances
• A Mayor’s Moment Of Truth
• Limon: I’ll Fight More Layoffs
• Chef Tim invited as one of a dozen chefs to cook at Taste of America Gala 2011
• Police Sought Husband Before Domestic Murder
• 96 Job Cuts Hit The City
• New Haven Public Library will close Tuesday, March 8, for Annual Mardi Gras Gala
• Moving Day For Laid-off Workers
• Boodie Watt’s Hot Dogs Debuting Soon
• Last-Minute Negotiations Fail After Cop March
• Scientists Build World’s First Anti-laser
• Spay/Neuter Program for Cats in Bethany, Orange and Woodbridge
• Emanuel Ax Plays All-Schubert Recital at Yale
• Upcoming New Haven Preservation Trust Celebrtes 50th anniversary
• Budget Official: City Won’t Play Favorites In Dividing Smaller CDBG Pie
• Who Sold What
• Bella Vista Expansion Advances
• Shiller paper cited as one of the century’s top economic articles
• YSN aiding impoverished children in Nicaragua
• The Week Ender: Happenings Feb. 18-20
• Exhibit: Liz Linden's Mall of America Comes to Artspace
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - February 16, 2011
• Malloy Comes Through For Cities
• 3 Shot In 16 Hours
• Invitation To Bid
• Invitation To Bid
• Jewish Home Files For Bankruptcy
• Fuel Cell Advances
• Yes Free Lunch
• New Test Shows Promise for Accurate Diagnosis of Turner Syndrome
• Will It Be Apple?
• Downtown Crossing Traffic Inspiration: Geneva
• Connecticut Free Shakespeare Seeks Summer Staff
• Housing Authority Signs On With Broke Slumlord
• Bottled Water Ban Advances
• Parents Prepare To Help “Govern” 4 Schools
• Chef Tim & "Thinking Outside the Lunch Box"
• Rock to Rockers Get Started Early
• Yale dean on “Millionaire”: How he fared
• Diverse group of young Yale scientists named Sloan Fellows
• Replacing body parts now more than ‘science fiction’
• Layoffs, Anyone?
• Firefighters Rescue Man In Tortilla Blaze
• Schools Tap Investigative Reporter As Spokesman
• “Neighborhood Preference,” Defined
• Star Diner’s “Mo” Rejoices In Homeland’s Freedom
• 2011 Latino Advocacy Day March 16
• “Safety Has Taken A Back Seat”
• Will Nano Rules Prompt Lawsuits?
• Boston Scientific Establishes Endowment at Yale School of Medicine
• Apply nby Feb. 25 for Housing Choice Voucher Program with City of New Haven
• Woman Stabbed To Death
• 190 School Layoffs Loom
• Metro Taxi Drivers Strike For A Day
• Author and humanitarian to take part in conversation
• Yale alumna blogging her way through Peabody’s strangest specimens
• Rejected: Cop Furloughs To Avoid Layoffs
• Chefs Move to Schools Webinar
• FAFSA Workshops Start Feb. 19
• Up Next: Pothole Mania
• University of New Haven Spring Speed Networking Event March 2
• GOP Proposes $1.6 Billion Cut to EPA...
• City’s “Muslim Trainer” Brings Zumba To Mecca
• Hillhouse “Father” Passes
• Awards & Honors - Feb. 14, 2011
• Bulletin Board - Feb. 14, 2011
• Love, Death, & The Internet Revive Florist
• Concert Series of Early Music at Yale Collection of Musical Instruments Delights the Ear and Eye and Enlivens the Spirit
• Tune in: Yale dean on 'Who Wants To Be a Millionaire'
• New Haven’s Talking About Policing
• Arts Council Members Discount on Elm Shakespeare Company's The Lover
• Yale and the University of Cusco Announce Creation of the International Center for the Study of Machu Picchu and Inca Culture
• An 86 For A High Street Grill
• Yale and UNSAAC create center to promote study of Machu Picchu and Inca culture
• Eight Inches Now = “Emergency”
• With Sand, They Honored A Saint
• Yale Researchers Find Clues to Mystery of Preterm Delivery
• As DEEP commissioner, Esty wants to help Connecticut’s beauty “shine” again
• Register by Mar. 2 for ProBono Partnership's HR Boot Camp for CT Nonprofits
• Yale Researchers Hit ‘Jackpot’ Linking Gene Mutations to High Blood Pressure
• Esty to head CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
• Two Lost Their Lives Over A Quad
• Click Here to Participate in Nonprofit Finance Fund State of Sector Survey
• Urban Scrawl Spreads
• Yale Bookstore being renovated
• Yale Opera to stage ‘hip, youthful’ production of ‘Don Giovanni’
• Nursing School faculty member studying Guam’s birthing centers
• Teach-in: “Unrest in the Middle East and North Africa”
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS SEEKING CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS FOR PROJECT STOREFRONTS
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - February 2, 201
• 2011 Horizon Report on Emerging Technologies just released
• Malloy Slices New Haven’s Budget Gap By $11M
• Cape Caper Falls Short
• MEDIA ADVISORY: What Should Women Do Now? Yale Breast Cancer Expert Available to Speak on the Startling New Study Supporting Less-Invasive Treatment
• City Braces For Block Grant Cuts
• Yale Recruiting Fairfield County Homeowners for Prevention Study of Tick-Borne Diseases
• Art World Visionary Robert Storr Reappointed Dean of Yale School of Art
• Bjorn Seeks A Path
• Performance recalls faculty member's years as one of China’s ‘sent-down’ youth
• Frozen in time
• Levin discusses Yale’s challenges, progress in Town Hall meetings
• Robert Storr named to second term as dean of Yale School of Art
• First City Garage On The Auction Block
• Literacy Coalition meets Feb. 16
• Inventor Has Big Idea, New Cash
• Arts and Writing Competition for High School Students
• St. Andrews Family Turns A Corner
• Elizabeth Alexander is appointed the Donnelley Professor of African American Studies
• James Bundy reappointed as School of Drama dean
• Frank Keil is designated the Dilley Professor of Psychology
• Derek Briggs is named the Hutchinson Professor of Geology and Geophysics
• David Bercovici is named the Beinecke Professor of Geology and Geophysics
• Artspace News - Feb 7, 2011
• Mayor: Hour Of Denial Has Passed
• Wilton Library seeks p/t Network Services Assistant
• CT Young Writers literary awards competition
• Yale announces 2011-12 term bill
• Chief Justice: Prove You Didn’t Do It
• Community Casting Call Feb. 9 and 16
• Yale officially swears in new police chief
• As Speculators Flee, Paley Takes On Winchester
• Committees appointed by the Vice President for Finance and Administration
• Committees appointed by the Dean of Yale College
• Committees appointed by the Vice President and Secretary of the University
• Committees appointed by the President of the University
• Standing, Special and Appointments Committees for 2010-2011
• Negro Leaguers Return To The Spotlight
• Yale School of Architecture Honors Kevin Roche with Exhibition, Symposium
• At Yale Medical Group: Treating glaucoma with safer, speedier microsurgery
• Yale Glee Club Celebrates 150 Years in Song
• Murder Suspect Left Text Message Trail
• President of the World Bank to Speak at Yale
• Custodian Canned After Talking To Reporter
• A campus all ashimmer
• Emeriti continue active lives in retirement
• Police Vote 246 to 21 Against Chief
• Grand List Grows By Millions
• New Haven: Winter Parad-ice
• Yale Scientists Identify A Deadly Tool in Salmonella’s Bag of Tricks
• Yale “Teach-In” Offers Insight Into Current Unrest in the Middle East
• Cleaning Support for Cancer Patients
• Winter 2011 GuideStar-KIMBIA Nonprofit Giveaway
• “Rosa Parks Limo” Conquers That Hill
• Exhibits explore artist’s blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics
• Report: Survivors of gender-based violence in Sudan need justice
• New faculty books examine writing by and performance of Barack Obama
• Next Come The Deluge & The Ice
• Letter from the President: Thursday's town hall rescheduled
• We've had some crazy weather lately. Could it be... global warming?
• Call for Entries to 3rd Annual New Haven Public Library Poetry Contest
• Library Yoga Canceled today
• Accused 9 Times Of Brutality, Cop Cleared Again
• Novelists take note
• Weather emergency information
• Tee Keeps Cool Amid Public Heat Over Storm
• Artistic representations of African-American spirituality on view
• At F&ES: Forestry on the front lines
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Yale Expert Offers Insight on Turmoil in the Middle East
• 2nd Studio Jams Feb. 19 for ages 18-30
• CONGRESSWOMAN DELAURO, USDA OFFICIAL & NFL PLAYER JOIN NEW HAVEN STUDENTS TO UNVEIL NEW SALAD BAR
• Enter to Win a School Garden with Welch's
• Stop & Shop To Set Up Shop
• New Haven’s Talking Rain
• New Haven Public Library will be closing early today (Feb. 1)
• Flesh-Eaters’ Ball Adds A Local Twist
• “Straw Buyer” Pleads Guilty
• New Pension Bill: An Extra $9M
• Ready, set, recycle!
• Archivist has been making history by living history
• Won’t Get Fooled Again?
• Bulletin Board - Jan. 31, 2011
• Awards & Honors - Jan. 31, 2011
• When Two Rights Make A Wrong: Combating Childhood Heart Disease
• Chief Vote Question: Who Protects “Thugs”?
• Scientists Synthesize Long-Sought-After Anticancer Agent
• 56 Crashes—& Counting
• New Haven wants to become more business friendly, but can the city afford to do so during a recession?
• Upper State Parking Fix Floated
• State Grants Pay Off With Key Yale, UConn Stem Cell Finding
• Yale experts to share their insights at LEAP fundraiser dinners
• Newly Discovered Dinosaur Likely Father of Triceratops
• Fire Dept. Cracks Down On Sick Leave
• Former Mayor of Atlanta Andrew Young to Speak at Yale
• Emergency Declared: Tow Trucks Out In Force
• There's a battle over wind power in Connecticut, and it's currently being fought in towns like Prospect and Colebrook.
• Aldermen Seek Answers On Snow Plowing
• Dental Clinic for low-income families this Saturday
• Despite Promise, “Longevity” Bonuses Arrive
• Head to Toe health series at Library is canceled
• Oy, Chihuahua
• Celebrated Stage and Screen Actor Liev Schreiber Will Speak at Yale
• At SOM: Who needs leaders?
• Artspace presents SCRAWL: Drawing Writ Large!
• Snowpalooza!
• Snow delays until 10:30 a.m.
• Asst. Chief’s Accident Sparks Lawsuit Threat
• NBC films launch of ‘Changing Planet’ series at Yale
• At Yale College: The tempo of life is hectic for this student composer
• Apply by Feb. 15 for Public Allies
• Welcome Home — To Frozen Pipes
• Arts Council offers Tax Workshop for Artists Feb. 7
• That’s No Snow Bank! That’s Hayward’s Toyota
• WINTER STUDIO ACTING CLASSES at Long Wharf
• New Haven Review Author Reading Tonight at Downtown Library: Canceled
• 2011 Shulman Lecture Series at Yale Traces Beauty to Its Source
• Franke Lectures at Yale Explore the History of the World Through Food
• Film by Yale Environment 360 receives Oscar nomination
• Luxury Condos Or Low-Cost Rentals?
• Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘The Piano Lesson’ returns to the Yale Rep
• VA center cited for primary care education
• Flexible Work Space at the Bourse in New Haven
• Click here to find out about Flights of Fancy in New Haven Feb. 4
• Latest Post-Storm Solution: “Mount Snow”
• Apply by Feb. 18 for 2011 Nonprofit Academy Workshops
• Yale Musicians Breathe New Life Into Rare Instruments
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• Kelly Brownell questions food industry’s new labeling system
• Calendar Changes and Features
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• MEDIA ADVISORY: Problems With Food Industry’s New Labeling System; Yale University’s Kelly Brownell Available for Comment
• New Haven Has Hockey Fever
• Now In Aisle 4: Skaters?
• Yale University and Banco Santander Announce Partnership
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• In memoriam: Cyrus Hamlin
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• Amy Speace at First Fridays New Haven
• Yale’s Jo Handelsman Receives Presidential Award for Science Mentoring
• 8-Country Soccer “Family” Goes Undefeated
• Yale College Receives Record-Breaking Number of Applications
• They Said No! After People Left
• Valley Street Ready To “Connect”
• Stormwater Showdown Becomes A Numbers Duel
• Marcia Johnson is named Sterling Professor of Psychology
• Tamas Horvath is named the inaugural Wallace Professor of Biomedical Research
• Michael Donaghue is designated as a Sterling Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
• International Room opens at Sterling Memorial Library
• Business Service Center: A new home, but the same expert support
• Two researchers named as Sterling Professors
• Kathryn Tanner is appointed the Frederick Marquand Professor
• Yale President Levin Names New Chief of University Police Department
• Yale School of Architecture Honors Kevin Roche with Exhibition, Symposium
• IKEA Gets 96, Romeo 77
• What Happened On Sept. 10 (Maybe)
• Stormwater Authority Advances
• Music ‘unites’ lost souls in School of Drama’s ‘Jib’
• Surprise visit leads to reaccreditation for Yale Health Center
• 18th-century parlor taking shape in West Campus
• Symposium: Meeting of the sacred and the urban in Middle East
• The Honey Dewdrops - Wandering Boy
• City Spotted Deadly Dangers; Feds Gave OK
• Levin to discuss Yale’s priorities at town meetings
• City To State: Time To Change Binding Arb Rules
• Voices from around the globe: Yale World Fellows netcasts
• Cops Consider Vote Vs. “Chicago 3”
• Kabernet?
• Schools Seek The Right Punishment
• Bass media equipment check-out service expanded
• Beta but better: New offerings on the YDB website
• Program gives new medical students a taste of what’s ahead
• Was Year’s 1st Murder Victim The Main Target?
• 360 State’s “Green” Garage Opens
• MLK’s Message, Circa 2011 New Haven
• Yale honors the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.
• Save the date for Womens Health Conference at Omni New Haven March 6
• Shooting Victim: “They Wanted Us Gone”
• Long Wharf Staying Put At Least Until 2022
• City Budget Gap Widens
• Two Yale scientists elected as American Physical Society fellows
• Yale astronomer mapped dark matter in one of the ‘Best NASA Photographs’ of 2010
• Yale earns 'gold seal' for its Human Research Protection Program
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist and Bestselling Author Isabel Wilkerson to Speak at Yale
• Seniors: Get Moving to Prevent Falls
• The Blumenthal Ask: Research $$, Trains & Tweed
• Letter from President Levin regarding the budget
• Amid Layoff Threat, City Fills Jobs
• Yale Launches New Biodesign Institute on West Campus
• Rafael Steps Into The Storm
• Yale launches new Biodesign Institute on West Campus
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven -January 12, 2011
• 24 Murdered. None White
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• Some campus operations continue, others close, due to storm
• 4 School Admins Leaving, With Goodbye Bonus
• Hello, Police?
• Newly identified Velázquez masterpiece now on display
• Yale researchers elected to world’s largest scientific society
• Connecticut Food Bank News - New Year - New Ways to Get Involved
• Free adult computer classes at New Haven Public Library
• VITA locations for this tax season Jan. 18-April 18
• Prosperity Gospel Lifts Varick
• Yale Celebrates the Life and Legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Frankenstein Resurrected In East Rock
• Yale Child Study Center kicks off 100th birthday celebration
• 40 Teachers Get “5"s; 62 Get “1"s
• In Memoriam: Dr. Bruce J. Rounsaville
• Video explores what happens in Africa ‘When the Water Ends’
• Smilow Cancer Hospital launches “Closer to Free” campaign
• Exhibition - New Americana in the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery
• Yale Child Study Center Kicks off 100th Birthday Celebration With Centennial Symposia
• Message to the community about Mandi Schwartz
• Awards & Honors - January 10, 2011
• Bulletin Board - January 10, 2011
• ROTC discussions underway between Yale and Defense Department
• This Garage Could Be Yours
• Yale researchers: Double doses of chicken pox vaccine most effective
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• Shatterbox is good antidote to job seekers disillusioned with the process
• Carolyn Foundation funds projects in New Haven
• Antibiotic Holiday Needs to Be A Long One to Combat Resistance
• Cop Accused Of Brutality—A 9th Time
• Sign up today for Health Matters meeting Jan. 27
• will be offering a new pilot course in the spring semester that starts later this month called “Building Religious Tolerance in Our Community.” For more information, click here:
• Positions Posted for New Haven Promise initiative
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• Was He In “Custody”?
• Memorial service for Talbot Waterman
• In reversal of sex roles, female butterflies chase males when it’s cool
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• When It’s Cool, Female Butterflies Chase Males in Sex Role Reversal
• January Auditions for New Haven Oratorio Choir
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• Substance Abuse: Improving Treatment by Improving Medical Education
• Paying For Rain: The Details
• Reminder for parents: Learn about New Haven’s magnet schools
• Yale discovery touted as one of decade’s top 10 new species
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• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven -January 5, 2011
• Antibiotic Use in Infancy May Increase Risk of Childhood Asthma
• Mayor’s Done With Public Financing
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• Prehistoric bird used club-like wings as weapon
• New endowed chair at Yale unites teaching of theology and the environment
• In memoriam: Morris L. Cohen
• Yale scientists find that genes have help in determining our traits
• Ten principles to strengthen global health
• Yale professors establish website to encourage tax cut givebacks
• Yale Researchers Find Double Doses of Chicken Pox Vaccine Most Effective
• Prehistoric Bird Used Club-like Wings as Weapon
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• Just Say ... Yes?
• Director of Early Care and Education for Community Renewal Team
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• Cyclists Can Have Their Say
• Snow Patrol Sweeps Streets; Scofflaws Warned
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• Yale Scientists Find That Genes Have Help in Determining Our Traits
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• At Sentencing, Mom Forgives Son’s Killer
• Aldermen Snag “Rubbies”
• Statement by Yale University President Richard C. Levin on ROTC
• Feds: Reyes Was “Arsons R Us”
• NewAlliance Shareholders Vote 96% For Takeover
• Yale Professors Establish Website to Encourage Tax Cut Givebacks
• Dunkin’ Run Clinches Report Card Goal
• Yale Announces $50 Million Gift to Name School of Management’s New Campus
• “Box 22” Engine House Rescue Readied
• Wintery mix
• Yale Professors Establish Website to Encourage Tax Cut Givebacks
• International Festival of Arts & Ideas Fellowship Program for high school juniors and seniors
• Library Amnesty Week Jan. 3-8!
• Feds: Reyes Torched His Own Laundromat
• Yale’s Morgan Wins Award for Military
• Name That Press Secretary
• Goddess Of Justice Awaits Repair
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• Artspace News - December 16, 2010
• Robert A.M. Stern Receives Highest Prize for Traditional Architecture
• Ben Hunter’s Body Discovered
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• Yale Researchers Find A Surprising Culprit in Lupus
• Explosives Sought
• Zoners OK 9th Square Historic Re-Do
• Yale admits 761 Early Action applicants; expands financial aid
• Yale admits 761 Early Action applicants; expands financial aid
• Are leaders one-size-fits-all?
• Citizen Scientists Join Search for Earth-like Planets
• Treasures abound for shoppers at Yale’s museum gift stores
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - December 15, 2010
• Vets Wants Answers On ‘Wrongful’ Discharges
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• If You Can Read, You Can Help
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• Neighborhood Music School is looking for new Director of Development
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• "Sing Off" Contestants the Yale Whiffenpoofs Perform at New York Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital
• Post-Rudy’s Battle Gets Personal
• In Memoriam: John B. Fenn
• Study: All levels of American families reeling from economic “shock”
• Go ask ALICE: Learning about the Big Bang
• Fighting Flu in Newborns Begins in Pregnancy
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• Participate in CT Nonprofit Compensation Study?.
• Information fairs showcase New Haven Public School options
• Voices on the Street: What are your plans for winter break?
• Christian Community Action Parent Leadership Training Institute starts Jan. 24
• Goldson Testifies To “No Labels”
• Whiffs Sing for Kids with AIDS in Benefit Concert at Alice Tully Hall
• Schlessinger named director of Yale’s new Cancer Biology Institute
• Schlessinger Appointed Director of New Cancer Biology Institute at Yale
• Note to faculty and staff: Dec. 15 is last day for benefits enrollment
• Whiffs to sing in benefit for kids with AIDS at Lincoln Center
• Yale sophomore offers a life-saving donation
• Serving "Children's" Cereals Increases Total Sugar Consumption; Research Shows Children Will Eat More Nutritious Offerings
• Can “No Labels” Spark A Climate Fix?
• Goodbye, Solari. Hello “Grant”
• Virus-Like Structure Calls Into Question Origin of Diseases Such as “Mad Cow”
• Nancy Moran Receives International Prize for Biology from the Japanese Society
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• Surprise Bidder Snags A Piece Of History
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• Sierra Club says go to Public Library for "sustainable" reading
• Sierra Club says go to Public Library for "sustainable" reading
• Sierra Club says go to Public Library for "sustainable" reading
• “Speed Table” Headed To Edwards Street
• First Person: The Battle of the Bands behind enemy lines
• Forum raises awareness about a ‘silent’ form of communication
• Artspace News - Dec 8, 2010
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• Apply by Jan. 31 for Arte scholarship!
• Perez: The Numbers Add Up
• PechaKucha New Haven Jan. 26
• MEDIA ADVISORY: San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium: Dr. Anees Chagpar Available for Comment
• Yale Scientists Find Molecular Glue Needed To Wire the Brain
• Yale School of Architecture Invites the Public to Free Events, Spring 2011
• What About A “Promise” For Plumbers?
• Professors, alumni honored for ‘big ideas that shaped our world’
• In Memoriam: Julian Norris Hartt
• Winning general loses his heart in Yale Baroque Opera Project show
• Drama students to perform classic Tennessee Williams tragedy
• The night will be ‘unsilent’ during a holiday ‘party’ on New Haven’s streets
• Talk to explore whether it is necessary to view images of violence
• Exhibition: Susan Tremaine and Marjorie Gillette Wolfe at Gallery 195
• 10th Annual NOFA Organic Land Care Course
• Insulin Levels Found to Affect Breast Cancer Survival
• Yale Recycling offers office supplies to nonprofits
• Towers Would Transform Bella’s Vista
• Awards & Honors - December 6
• Reminder to staff: Now’s the time to choose/change your benefits
• Q&A: What is needed to help the children of Haiti? Protecting them from the conditions there before the disaster, says researcher
• Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Teens Singled Out for Punishment
• Feds OK START
• New web tool helps you find out how your purchases line up with your politics
• Labor History Association And Troup Middle School Welcome CT AFL-CIO Executive Board
• Permanent Closure of Route 34 West On-Ramp Jan. 2
• Diesel “Hot Zone” Weighs A Recycling Pitch
• ICE Forces Deportation Of Witness
• Yale moot court to take on case against U.S. attorney general
• Bound for Britain and Ireland: Six studies of student accomplishment
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• National Endowment for the Arts Announces Grant to Arts Council
• Expert Oncologist Will Lead Yale Cancer Center’s Efforts To Develop New Treatments, Head Medical Oncology at Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven
• FBI Informant: 3 Guilty “Not Good Enough”
• Plastic Parking Is On The Way
• Grand Am Slam Surgery
• Documents trace GLAD’s fight for marriage equality
• First Person: What’s in a name? A lot, learns Yale freshman
• Discovery triples number of stars in the universe
• Yale Researchers Identify Why Diabetes Risk Increases as We Age
• New student registration begins today for our popular winter intersession schedule, where students home for winter break can complete many transferable three-credit general education courses in just three weeks. Courses begin Dec. 28. Early registration
• Discovery Triples Number of Stars in Universe
• Yale Expands Premier Degree Program for Healthcare Administration in Ethiopia
• Where The Schools Debate Heads Next
• Extended by popular demand: Exhibit of Minsky’s book art
• Couple’s cornucopia of goodwill fed a dozen students this Thanksgiving
• Prize-winning sophomore helps heal others with gift of music
• It’s On!
• Job at West Hartford Public Library
• “No Labels” Gets Local Foothold
• Parents To Help “Govern” Failing Schools
• Former British prime minister to look at ‘The World That Lies Ahead’
• Panel to consider the future of Internet policy
• At the Law School: Students helped bring ‘Promise’ to fruition
• Cross-continent panel to discuss sustainable urban growth
• New Haven Tree Lighting Celebration
• Students and Faculty Participate at UN Climate Change Conference in Mexico
• Announcement Regarding Teacher Preparation and Education Studies Programs
• Yale Baroque Opera Project Presents Rare 17th-Century Work “Scipione Affricano”
• Please Join Us
• Department of Cultural Affairs needs volunteers for New Haven Tree Lighting Dec. 2
• Bike Parking, Sure. As For Showers…
• Awards & Honors - November 29
• Exonerated Prisoner Fights For His Life
• Carlson is lauded for his genetics research
• Obama’s U.S.-China adviser to speak at the Law School
• Gay rights activist to deliver lecture about legal challenges
• Identity, history and choice are themes in Yale Rep’s ‘Bossa Nova’
• Holiday season brings city celebrations, discounts for Yale employees
• City’s vibrancy is related to its people, mayor notes in campus talks
• Guidelines for New Haven Promise--Start with Student pledge, due November 30!!
• Shopping for electronics? Please keep the end in mind....
• Duty Called—After Extra-Duty
• Interested in a high-paying, stable career that you can train for in just a year? Check out Gateway's Water Management Certificate, which is our Program Spotlight for November:
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• Finding a fair value for used goods
• At Turnaround School, A Reading Push
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - November 24, 2010
• Praying for Laughs
• The Sleeping At Toads!
• Volunteers needed for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program
• Join China Trade Mission?
• Mums: The Word
• Design New Haven offers update on Elm City Market progress at 360 State Street
• CT Transit updates for Thanksgiving weekend
• “Taxpayers Have Already Stepped Up”
• Particular Heights Is A Swinging Destination!
• Michael Vick Atones
• Those Red-Light Cameras Look Even Better Now
• List: Boot Assessor, Send Info Before Deadline ...
• Exhibition - Small Works, Big City
• Buildings Appear Safe After Gas Leak
• Jon Butler named interim University librarian
• Top honors: Yalies win Rhodes, Marshall and Mitchell Scholarships
• Hindus Celebrate Their New Home In New Haven
• Declaración Pública de la Universidad de Yale sobre los materiales arqueológicos de Machu Picchu
• Were 8-Balls Meant For “Mo Digs”?
• Giving thanks
• Statement from Yale University Regarding Machu Picchu Archaeological Materials
• Murder Rattles Quiet Beverly Hills
• Winter Intersession and Spring Registration is going on NOW! Find your classes at www.my.commnet.edu - or visit the college website at www.gwcc.commnet.edu
• Help the Gateway ELC win $10K for playground renovations. vote once a day between now and Nov. 30 to help them win. We need help getting out of 7th place! Please click the link, log in and vote every day!
• Video: Bob Woodward discusses investigative journalism in the new century
• City of New Haven posting for Administrative Assistant
• At 87, Pioneer Readies Her Next Move
• Yale Publishing Course Announces Expanded Sessions for 2011
• “Smart” Traffic Lights Will Spot Bikes
• Bulldogs hope to break Harvard’s streak at ‘The Game’
• Yale Publishing Course participants get a look into industry’s future
• United Way program giving Boost! to city students
• Former British Prime Minister John Major To Speak at Yale
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Yale CARE Program and New Haven Schools Launch Health Heroes
• Chief: R2 “Dismantled”
• Technology Trends for Nonprofits in 2011
• Read This Book. Then Let’s Talk
• Hard Times Squeeze Food Pantry
• Yale Day for Arab Muslim Children aims to promote understanding
• ‘A place, a time and an eye’: Photos by Trachtenberg on exhibit
• News from The Arts Council of Greater New Haven - November 17, 2010
• College Corps Dispatched
• Call for Photographers
• CT Commission on Culture & Tourism offers Artist Fellowships
• Eli Whitney Museum Supports Scholarships for Children of IRIS
• Yale Researchers Open Window on a Little-Studied Form of Dementia
• Will Humans & “Green Walls” Fit In The Plan?
• Winners Announced for $25,000 Frederick Douglass Book Prize
• Memo: Most City Workers Live Out Of Town
• Win movie tickets to ‘Sea Rex 3D: Journey to a Prehistoric World’
• Yale drama community assures bullied youths: It gets better
• Phone-in Doctoring Fails to Improve Patient Outcomes
• “My Son Is Just As Important”
• Yale Receives Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Grant for Microfinance Research Initiative
• Insurance Insider Talks About Health Care at West Hartford Public Library Nov. 17
• Initiative to examine if access to savings services benefits world’s poor
• Bob Woodward to Discuss ‘Secrets: Uncovering Mysteries in the 21st Century’
• Elicker: Monetization Is Dead. Give It Up
• Yale earns an ‘A’ for its green initiatives
• Women for Women International founder to talk about her work
• Writer Bob Woodward to discuss secrets, investigative journalism
• First Person: The remarkable citizen soldier
• Bicentennial lecture: ‘Global Health and the Chronic Diseases’
• Time to choose or change: Annual Benefits Enrollment
• Brain Scans Detect Autism’s Signature
• Amid “Promise,” Yale Cuts Teacher Training
• Fundraising dinner in Stamford supports education advocacy
• Want to donate used furniture to a nonprofit?
• Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits from CT Commission on Culture and Tourism
• Remembrances of Frank Turner
• Does a Wealth of Natural Resources Bring a Curse of Poverty? Ask the Ancients
• Mayor Sets The Budget “Table”
• When Video Games Get Problematic so Do Smoking, Drug Use and Aggression
• ‘White Out for Mandi’ brings record crowd to Ingalls
• NYT science reporter to discuss why battle against AIDS is failing
• Will Kids Make It To Graduation?
• Yale Environment 360 wins Online Journalism Award
• Click here for Job Listings from the Foundation Center
• Announcement Regarding Teacher Preparation and Education Studies Programs
• Bike Cop Goes 2 For 2
• Parents Glimpse The Hooker Holy Grail
• Payback Time
• Memorial service for Seymour B. Sarason
• Law professor to discuss climate change and the courts
• Divinity School’s Adela Collins to be honored with festschrift
• NYT environment editor to speak at Calhoun College
• Annual auction aims to alleviate hunger and homelessness in the city
• Z. Jimmy Zhou appointed the Marvin L. Sears Professor of Visual Science
• Dr. Flora Vaccarino named the Harris Professor of Child Psychiatry
• In Memoriam: Frank Turner
• Yale group puts its energy into having a swinging time
• Dr. David M. Greer is the first Zimmerman and Spinelli Associate Professor
• The way the West was mapped is topic of symposium
• Casten wins Bonner Prize in Nuclear Physics
• ‘Nightmare’ economy still a source of restless nights, says Krugman
• White House honors Yale researcher for work on artificial vision
• Exercise is Associated with Reduced Risk of Endometrial Cancer
• Study Shows Pregnancy-Related Weight Gain Higher Among Low-Income Minority Women
• Top Cop: You’re Arrested For Videotaping Us
• A letter from President Levin
• This Vet Found Hope After All
• New Haven Symphony Orchestra Community Orchestra Weekend March 25-27, 2011
• New Haven's newest gallery is 11" x 11" inches x 17"
• School Reform Goals Set
• Yale-Led Study to Examine Post-Combat Trauma Among Women Veterans
• Mayor DeStefano To Bring City Lessons to Yale as Chubb Fellow
• At Problem Nightclub, City Holds The Lease
• At Public Health: Exercise may reduce risk of endometrial cancer
• When life threw Yale senior a ‘curve,’ she took action
• Achievement 1st Bus Blockade Burns Neighbors
• Holidays at Shore Line Trolley Museum
• New Haven Promise program to provide scholarships for city youth
• Click here for breaking news about New Haven Promise: in-state tuition scholarships for qualified City students
• A Petit Juror, Death Penalty Foe, Voted For It
• Public School Kids Get A College “Promise”
• Connecticut Food Bank: Thanksgiving for All 2010
• Vote for Gateway play space
• Student and faculty veterans to speak at Nov. 11 ceremony
• Fast Food Restaurants Dish Up Unhealthy Marketing to Youth; Researchers Release Unprecedented Report on Fast Food Nutrition and Marketing
• Popular NPR "Selected Shorts" comes to New Haven
• Bulletin Board - November 8
• Awards & Honor - November 8
• Yale researchers share work with science writers at conference
• Workplace Survey extended; now open to more Web browsers
• Nobel Laureate and NY Times Columnist Paul Krugman to Receive Yale Award
• The Coliseum Never Died
• Sorry, Kids: No More Doritos
• Hayes Condemned—And “Thrilled”;  Petit: This Was “Justice,” Not Revenge
• Yale-UCL lecture series opens with talk on drug development
• SCSU Chosen for Global Learning Initiative
• Call Him The “Official” Gov-Elect
• Artspace News - November 3, 2010
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Lung Cancer: CT Scans Can Save Lives; Director of Yale Cancer Center Available to Speak
• Yale Singing Group to Perform
• Neighborhood Music School now offers Early Childhood Music and Movement classes in Hamden
• Jewish Family Service of New Haven Offers Unemployment Support Group
• Bungled To The End, Tally Goes To Malloy
• ‘Visionary’ novelist to speak at Yale
• Calling all diners: New Haven Restaurant Week returns
• Markovits named Guido Calabresi Professor at Law School
• Creative Classroom: Unraveling the tangle of autism
• Cosmic curiosity reveals ghostly glow of dead quasar
• Brooks is first incumbent of Law School’s Surbeck chair
• Bag Of 360 Uncounted Ballots Discovered
• Yale and New Haven to Host More than 550 Science Writers
• Obesity and Risky Sexual Behavior Are Linked in Young Women
• Citywide Youth Coalition seeks youth created visual art work to display at Youth Arts Celebration December 7
• ‘Creating a Web Presence for Your Business’ 3-night seminar starts Nov. 15 at Gateway, North Haven
• A New Machine Swung Into Action
• Housing Authority To Bed Bugs: Prepare to Die
• In Memoriam: Talbot H. Waterman
• ‘Mandi’s March’ and ‘White Out’ fundraisers scheduled
• Study: How food package revisions impact food assistance program
• At Yale Medical Group: Removing irregular heart rhythms
• SCSU Undertakes NEASC Self-Study
• Malloy Says He Won; Outcome Uncertain
• Cosmic Curiosity Reveals Ghostly Glow of Dead Quasar
• Business Seminar Looks at Reform
• Big-Hearted Cop Tackles Deadly Foe
• Science writing times four: A reading by renowned authors
• At the Law School: Clinic aiding state’s veterans
• Turning the tide on South Africa’s HIV/AIDS epidemic
• SCSU Undertakes Self-Study
• "I Love Greater New Haven Nonprofits" Holiday Storefront
• Doctor Operates On Wrong Leg
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• Aldermanic Race Comes Down To ABs
• 2010 Arts Awards Recipients
• Yale Study Tracks Factors Leading to Physical Decline in Older Adults
• Where To Vote; What’s At Stake
• Nice Graphic Comparing Demographics of Facebook to Twitter
• Coming Dec. 3: Yale SOM Philanthropy Conference: Fostering innovative ideas for social change
• It’s All About Turnout
• Chaos At East Rock Polls
• Prizes honor scholastic achievements of six junior faculty
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• Where To Vote; What’s At Stake
• Plastered in pink
• Novelist Mark Helprin to Speak at Yale
• Candidate: Pay The Health Middleman Less
• Newest teachers of music getting guidance from a master
• Kazdin honored for work with childhood disorders
• Yale to staff: Tell us what you think about your workplace
• Hundreds Support Family After Jamese’s Death
• WWE Faithful Vote For The Bombshells
• Is An Affidavit Enough?
• America’s ‘soft-skills problem’ is topic of lecture
• Charter Experiment Banks On Rookies
• Panel to discuss how natural resources drive military conflict
• In Fair Haven, Blumenthal Beckons Base
• Exhibit offers views of the ‘top of the world’
• “Red Hot” Cross Volleyball Makes History
• Yale ranks second in Fulbright Scholars for 2010-2011
• Fall Color Riot Erupts
• Come out to the Yale Bowl for Employee Day
• Unions Go Independent In East Rock Race
• Garry Trudeau returns to ‘Walden’ to celebrate Doonesbury at 40
• Whose Lane Is It?
• The great pumpkin face-off
• At Vaudeville House, A 1913 Murder Revisited
• Panel to Discuss How Natural Resources Drive Military Conflict
• Can He Win Without A No-Tax Pledge?
• Yale Celebrates First Native American Graduate: Henry Roe Cloud
• Police Seek “Strategic” Messaging Help
• Majors Expo Helps Students Choose
• Mock DUI Crash Planned for Campus
• Garry Trudeau Returns to ‘Walden’ to Celebrate Doonesbury at Forty
• Medieval Scholars to Gather on Campus
• Exhibit Showcases Works by Renowned Yale Artist William Bailey
• Click here for latest RFPs posted by Foundation Center
• Punk Poet and Performer Patti Smith Comes to Yale
• 8th Annual CT Nonprofits Association Conference Nov. 22 at Omni New Haven
• Charles Ahn named the William K. Lanman Jr. Professor
• Auditions for New Haven Symphony Orchestra's new Contemporary Youth Orchestra
• Yale’s community leaders help make a difference in children’s lives
• Hop Aboard New Haven Bus to D.C. Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear
• Obesity: Yale researcher explains why it’s all in our heads
• Connecticut Food Bank Newsletter: October 2010
• Volunteers both help and heal in tree-planting project
• DUI Cop Suspended; Supporters Outraged
• Holy Teacher-Student Lunchtime, Batman!
• Women-only tennis tournament coming to Yale
• Conference to explore developments in Christian-Jewish theology
• At the Law School: Navajo Supreme Court to convene at Yale
• Call It The “New Haven Open At Yale”
• Jury Awards $900K In Malik Jones Case
• Does City Need To Check Cops’ Credit?
• A Tale of Two Prisoners
• At SOM: Professors ask ‘How old is finance?’
• Art historian Scully discusses Yale buildings in new documentary
• Bestseller Shows People How to 'Shatter Their Speed Limits' in Tough Economy
• On Broadway—& On Message
• Exhibition - Notes From the Archive: James Frazer Stirling, Architect and Teacher
• Duck Down 15 Year Anniversary Tour
• 13th Annual Paleo-Knowledge Bowl
• Surprise! It Came From A Goat
• Bulletin Board - Oct. 18
• A statement by Yale President Richard C. Levin and Yale College Dean Mary Miller
• Concrete Plant Arouses Angst In Annex
• Entrepreneur to Yale audience: Next up, shooting for the stars
• Author! Author! Playwright Edward Albee to speak at Yale
• Electrical engineer is on a quest to re-weave the Net
• Dysfunctional friends and family upset ‘A Delicate Balance’
• It’s Not Just A City Problem
• Cheaper, More Effective Treatment of Type 1 Gaucher Disease Possible
• Recycling Contest in New Haven
• Click here for information about West Haven Restaurant Week starting October 18
• Meanwhile Out On The Street…
• Ring One Boxers Come Home As Champs
• At the Divinity School: The upside of 'Doing Virtuous Business'
• Learning to understand another’s thinking topic of conference
• Lights, cameras, classics: New series features Yale faculty
• Johnson Chosen As Faculty Scholar
• Hayes witness says her "skin crawled" when she met Komisarjevsky (document)
• Hundreds of deleted Milford police videos recovered (video)
• Yale fraternity under fire for alleged misogyny
• Michelle Obama stumps for Blumenthal in Stamford
• Patterson leaving NewAlliance after merger with First Niagara
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• Tales of North Haven’s ‘high crimes’ captivate
• British actor MacCorkindale dies at 58
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• Register to vote!
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs (video)
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• Freed miners return to poverty
• Tackling Cognitive Deficits in Alzheimer’s Disease: One STEP at a Time
• Fire companies in Wallingford working to revive teen program (video)
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Conquering chronic disease of our own making requires a personal touch
• DOCUMENTS: See parole files of Hayes and Komisarjevsky for yourself
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Bach’s Lunch Concerts 12:10–12:50 pm Fridays at Neighborhood Music School
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care, taxes (video)
• Iraq prime minister to visit Iran, Jordan to seek support
• Obama’s winning coalition crumbles; many Democrats defecting to GOP
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• British actor MacCorkindale dies at 58
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• At Sneak Preview, Stranded Student Relates
• CRIMINAL MINDS: It took both Hayes and Komisarjevsky to raise danger quotient in triple homicide, experts say
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• Bird Watchers Alert!
• Developer paves way for Route 34 makeover in New Haven (video)
• Palin urges Calif. GOP to work hard, take back country for 'the little guy'
• Tales of North Haven’s ‘high crimes’ captivate
• FOLLOW @NHRLIVE: Witness on Komisarjevsky: 'I thought I was looking at the devil'
• DOCUMENTS: See parole files of Hayes and Komisarjevsky for yourself
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Mandi Schwartz update: Tests indicate birth of new immune system
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Foley Echoes Mayor’s Binding Arb Call
• Defense: Hayes could be a likeable person
• Border inspector pleads not guilty in illegal immigrant bribery case
• Conquering chronic disease of our own making requires a personal touch
• EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• CRIMINAL MINDS: It took both Hayes and Komisarjevsky to raise danger quotient in triple homicide, experts say
• Peace talk plan in Mideast may be crushed by building
• ‘Newsies’ celebrate rededication of Yale Daily News building
• FULL COVERAGE: From the tragedy to the trial
• Peace talk plan in Mideast may be crushed by building
• In memoriam: Benoit Mandelbrot
• Hayes witness says her "skin crawled" when she met Komisarjevsky (document)
• Timeline clearing up for missing North Carolina girl
• History-Buff Cop Rescues Wounded Knee Pix
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Staff find new beginnings after layoffs
• ENDORSEMENT: Blumenthal for U.S. Senate
• Iran frees American held for 2 years
• Yale World Fellows Program Launches Year-Long Series on Global Citizenship
• Hundreds of deleted Milford police videos recovered (video)
• Top Treasury official will leave post
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• FULL COVERAGE: From the tragedy to the trial
• Iran frees American held for 2 years
• ITS programs aim to boost cyber-security on campus
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs (video)
• Controversial Obama plan aims to keep jobs in United States
• Mazur Named CSU Professor
• Deadlines loom for new Conn. voters to register
• 2 civilians die in attacks in Afghanistan
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
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• Controversial Obama plan aims to keep jobs in United States
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care, taxes (video)
• Iraq prime minister to visit Iran, Jordan to seek support
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Yale fraternity under fire for alleged misogyny
• BLUMENTHAL ON SENATE RACE: You are what counts, not special interests
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• ENDORSEMENT: Blumenthal for U.S. Senate
• Iraq prime minister to visit Iran, Jordan to seek support
• FOLLOW @NHRLIVE: Case against Hayes resumes this morning for penalty phase
• Developer paves way for Route 34 makeover in New Haven (video)
• Palin urges Calif. GOP to work hard, take back country for 'the little guy'
• FOLLOW @NHRLIVE: Hayes didn't intend for Petit girls to die, defense says
• Michelle Obama stumps for Blumenthal in Stamford
• McMAHON ON SENATE RACE: The priority is jobs, jobs, jobs
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs (video)
• Palin urges Calif. GOP to work hard, take back country for 'the little guy'
• EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Defense: Hayes could be a likeable person
• Border inspector pleads not guilty in illegal immigrant bribery case
• EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• CPR approach shifts; chest presses are key
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• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care, taxes (video)
• Border inspector pleads not guilty in illegal immigrant bribery case
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Hundreds of deleted Milford police videos recovered (video)
• Timeline clearing up for missing North Carolina girl
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• As recession ended, charities saw 11% decline in giving
• British actor MacCorkindale dies at 58
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• Developer paves way for Route 34 makeover in New Haven (video)
• Timeline clearing up for missing North Carolina girl
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Deadlines loom for new Conn. voters to register
• Top Treasury official will leave post
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Freed miners return to poverty
• DOCUMENTS: See parole files of Hayes and Komisarjevsky for yourself
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• Top Treasury official will leave post
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• CPR approach shifts; chest presses are key
• 2 civilians die in attacks in Afghanistan
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• Patterson leaving NewAlliance after merger with First Niagara
• CRIMINAL MINDS: It took both Hayes and Komisarjevsky to raise danger quotient in triple homicide, experts say
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• Two men killed changing tire on I-95 in Darien
• Shoreline state representative candidates face off at debate
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• As recession ended, charities saw 11% decline in giving
• BLUMENTHAL ON SENATE RACE: You are what counts, not special interests
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• Obama’s winning coalition crumbles; many Democrats defecting to GOP
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Deadlines loom for new Conn. voters to register
• 2 civilians die in attacks in Afghanistan
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• Freed miners return to poverty
• McMAHON ON SENATE RACE: The priority is jobs, jobs, jobs
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• Tales of North Haven’s ‘high crimes’ captivate
• FULL COVERAGE: From the tragedy to the trial
• Peace talk plan in Mideast may be crushed by building
• CPR approach shifts; chest presses are key
• BLUMENTHAL ON SENATE RACE: You are what counts, not special interests
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• Obama’s winning coalition crumbles; many Democrats defecting to GOP
• Fire companies in Wallingford working to revive teen program (video)
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• Conquering chronic disease of our own making requires a personal touch
• ENDORSEMENT: Blumenthal for U.S. Senate
• Iran frees American held for 2 years
• As recession ended, charities saw 11% decline in giving
• McMAHON ON SENATE RACE: The priority is jobs, jobs, jobs
• ENDORSEMENT: Blumenthal for U.S. Senate
• President Obama stumps for Mass. governor Patrick
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• British actor MacCorkindale dies at 58
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs (video)
• Iraq prime minister to visit Iran, Jordan to seek support
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• DOCUMENTS: See parole files of Hayes and Komisarjevsky for yourself
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care, taxes (video)
• Palin urges Calif. GOP to work hard, take back country for 'the little guy'
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• CRIMINAL MINDS: It took both Hayes and Komisarjevsky to raise danger quotient in triple homicide, experts say
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Developer paves way for Rt. 34 makeover (video)
• Border inspector pleads not guilty in illegal immigrant bribery case
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• FULL COVERAGE: From the tragedy to the trial
• 'Leave it to Beaver' mom Billingsley dies at 94
• Timeline clearing up for missing North Carolina girl
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• Charity donations down by 11 percent last year
• Peace talk plan in Mideast may be crushed by building
• Top Treasury official will leave post
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• ENDORSEMENT: Blumenthal for U.S. Senate
• Iran frees American held for 2 years
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Shoreline state representative candidates face off at debate
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs (video)
• Controversial Obama plan aims to keep jobs in United States
• FOLLOW @NHRLIVE: Case against Hayes resumes tomorrow for penalty phase
• 2 civilians die in attacks in Afghanistan
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care, taxes (video)
• President Obama stumps for Mass. governor Patrick
• EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• FICKLIN BLOG: 'Waiting for Superman' screening
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Developer paves way for Route 34 makeover in New Haven (video)
• Iraq prime minister to visit Iran, Jordan to seek support
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Fire companies in Wallingford working to revive teen program (video)
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• Two men killed changing tire on I-95 in Darien
• Palin urges Calif. GOP to work hard, take back country for 'the little guy'
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Fox, Cablevision suspend negotiations over dispute
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Yale University Researchers Find Key Genetic Trigger of Depression
• Border inspector pleads not guilty in illegal immigrant bribery case
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Conn. phasing out lifetime handicap parking passes
• Police ID 2 killed in New Haven crash
• Charity donations down by 11 percent last year
• Timeline clearing up for missing North Carolina girl
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• British actor MacCorkindale dies at 58
• 'Leave it to Beaver' mom Billingsley dies at 94
• Two men killed changing tire on I-95 in Darien
• Top Treasury official will leave post
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• DOCUMENTS: See parole files of Hayes and Komisarjevsky for yourself
• Peace talk plan in Mideast may be crushed by building
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Shoreline state representative candidates face off at debate
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• EXPERTS WEIGH IN: It took both Hayes and Komisarjevsky to raise danger quotient in triple homicide
• Iran frees American held for 2 years
• FOLLOW @NHRLIVE: Case against Hayes resumes tomorrow for penalty phase
• 2 civilians die in attacks in Afghanistan
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• FULL COVERAGE: From the tragedy to the trial
• Controversial Obama plan aims to keep jobs in United States
• EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Fire companies in Wallingford working to revive teen program (video)
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• Swiss dig world’s longest tunnel
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• Venezuela to build 1st nuke plant with help from Moscow
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• Rescued miners made pact to share earnings WNW
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• City health center gets $1.4M from feds
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Police ID 2 killed in New Haven crash
• Latest Quinnipiac poll shows Malloy edging out Foley 49%-42% in gubernatorial race
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• FICKLIN BLOG: 'Waiting for Superman' screening
• Disabled now can get taxi rides more easily
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Fox-Cablevision dispute threatens MLB broadcasts
• Magnet programs get boost from funds?
• New Haven lands $16 million toward transformation of Route 34 corridor (document)
• Conn. phasing out lifetime handicap parking passes
• Kids hopeful for ‘turnaround’ schools
• Judge says Hayes' fate could be in hands of jury by Nov. 1 (documents)
• News from the Faculty
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Justice Department official says New Haven cop Fumiatti died in line of duty
• TWITTER: Hayes lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• Invasive zebra mussels found in 2 Conn. lakes
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Poll: Malloy's lead grows in Conn. gov. race
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Florida pastor collects car for canceled Quran burning
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Bernanke view may signal Fed’s next move
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Confederate flag irritates neighbors
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• Israel ends east Jerusalem building freeze
• Cost, profit eat away at insurance spending
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Project Vote Smart: Dan Debicella
• Children need time to develop, study says
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Project Vote Smart: James Himes
• Police reports say Yalies caused fracas
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Judge says Hayes' fate could be in hands of jury by Nov. 1 (documents)
• Cross grad happy to have ring returned
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Invasive zebra mussels found in 2 Conn. lakes
• 2 killed in New Haven crash
• Mentally ill New Haven man lights his own bedding on fire
• City Wins $16M For Downtown Crossing
• Death penalty’s cost to be no factor in Hayes case (documents)
• Judge rejects bid to spare Hayes based on cost of execution (documents)
• New Haven lands $16 million toward transformation of Route 34 corridor (document)
• McMahon tours businesses on Guilford Green
• Justice Department rules New Haven cop Fumiatti died in line of duty
• Conn. rejects voting complaint against Ann Coulter
• Poll: Malloy's lead grows in Conn. gov. race
• Poll: Blumenthal’s lead grows in Conn. Senate race
• Calhoun, UConn officials plead case to NCAA investigators
• What Did T. Rex Eat? Each Other.
• Cops: Woman threatens to blow up Old Saybrook Walmart, man threatens to kill people outside store
• Will The East Shore Out-Recycle East Rock?
• A letter from Yale College Dean Mary Miller to the Yale community
• SS recipients may receive $250 payout
• Cops On Video: Greatest Hits Vol. I
• Project Vote Smart: Gregory S. Deshefy
• Mistaken identity may be behind slaying
• Many still do not understand the ‘why’ of climate change
• Project Vote Smart: Joseph Courtney
• Chilean miners get preview of celebrity status
• From the tiny to the tinier, studying life’s big secrets
• Project Vote Smart: Janet Peckinpaugh
• Let military ban on gays stand for now, Obama says
• Exhibit showcases artist’s pictures of South Seas ‘paradise’
• Project Vote Smart: Charles A. Pillsbury
• Event will honor veterinarian who put animals’ welfare first
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Project Vote Smart: Gerald Labriola Jr.
• Yale professor and Sherlock Holmes fan Musto dies at 74
• TWITTER: Hayes lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• Project Vote Smart: Rosa DeLauro
• Wrestlers died from taking drugs
• World Fellow alumna victorious in Venezuelan election
• Malloy, Foley spar over taxes, Hayes case
• Art school lecturer is crowned the ‘DIY Dominator’
• New Haven board of education gets FOI training
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Foley puts $5.3M into governor's race
• TWITTER: Hayes lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• VH1 donates instruments to Elm City school (video)
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Artists and Scientists Collaborate with Mind Sets at Haskins Laboratories
• Quinnipiac poll shows growing support for death penalty in state
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• (EDITORIAL:) Videos' deletion hurts Milford cops' claim
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Mentally ill New Haven man lights his own bedding on fire
• FINAL PHASE: I-95 Work will cost less than expected (video)
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• McMahon tours businesses on Guilford Green
• Cell Phone Commands Led To Club Tasings
• 33rd and final Chilean miner rescued
• Conn. rejects voting complaint against Ann Coulter
• Former WWE wrestler died from 'mixed drug intoxication'
• Dick: Stop Foreclosing. Linda: Stop “Posturing”
• FICKLIN BLOG: Holla Back Gospel Music Awards
• Using Discards, Scientists Discover Different Dinosaurs’ Stomping Grounds
• Support for Conn. death penalty hits 10-year high
• Yale Scientist Helps Pinpoint Threats to Life in World’s Rivers
• Hayes lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• Judge rejects bid to spare Hayes based on cost of execution (document)
• Obama, Palin related? You betcha!
• Poll: Blumenthal’s lead grows in Conn. Senate race
• Rangers celebrate playoff victory with - Ginger Ale (photo)
• Cops: Woman threatens to blow up Old Saybrook Walmart, man threatens to kill people outside store
• State is No. 8 in energy efficiency
• Las Vegas Hits Jack-Pocket
• Support for Conn. death penalty hits 10-year high
• It Depends What The Definition Of “A” Is
• Man survives mile-long trip through sewer
• Alumnus Peter Diamond shares Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
• Natural gas, electrical heating costs will stay steady
• In Memoriam: Dr. David Musto
• 8 feared dead in Afghan plane crash
• Exhibits pay homage to architect James Stirling
• Candidates McMahon, Blumenthal meet for final debate
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Authorities say missing N.C. girl likely was slain
• TWITTER: Live coverage of Hayes case resumes Monday, Oct. 18
• Deep water oil-drilling can resume in Gulf
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Legal pot won’t halt Mexican drug wars
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue (photos)
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• FBI agent speaks to city students about cyberbullying, dangers of online activities (video)
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Former WWE wrestler died from 'mixed drug intoxication'
• Stabbing victim takes refuge at New Haven pizzeria (video)
• New Haven street reopens after 'package' incident
• FICKLIN BLOG: Holla Back Gospel Music Awards
• Women’s group criticizes Foley’s health care plan
• Judge orders ’don’t ask, don’t tell’ injunction
• Obama, Palin related? You betcha!
• Suspicious package legitimate after all
• 3-car crash in New Haven sends 4 to hospital
• Vote-Pulling Brigade Lands A Recruit
• New Haven alderman: politics brought vandals to his house
• Evolutionarily Young Protein Helps Ancient RNA Get Into Shape
• Republican (No, Not The Candidate) Wins Senate Debate
• Court won’t reconsider tax targeting nude bars
• Hayes lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• Military can’t discharge gays; Federal judge rules ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ unconstitutional
• Rangers celebrate playoff victory with - Ginger Ale (photo)
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• New Haven street reopens after 'package' incident
• Ohio baby is a perfect '10'
• Judge orders ’don’t ask, don’t tell’ injunction
• Safe haven shelter in New Haven gets boost from $20G grant
• 3-car crash in New Haven sends 4 to hospital
• Yankee Derek Jeter's girlfriend named 'sexiest woman alive' (photo)
• New Haven alderman: politics brought vandals to his house
• Courteney Cox and David Arquette separate
• Awards & Honors - October 11
• Seniors prepare to cut back, adjust to 2nd year with no benefit increase
• Court won’t reconsider tax targeting nude bars
• Test of stem-cell treatment on spinal cord injuries a first
• In Garden, Teachers Tackle Special Ed Challenge
• 6 N.J. boaters found alive far out at sea
• The Mystery Of The Copper Topper—Revealed!
• Ukraine: 40 killed in bus, train collision
• Yale affiliates pitch in to make a difference
• Former Seymour woman, slain in Vt., eulogized, laid to rest
• Prey’s fear of predators affects entire ecosystem, says study
• 30-year professor in Venezuela to discuss its politics, economy at New Haven event
• Netcasts show NIH grant is ‘about far more than just money’
• Cops doubt couple’s accounts of N.C. girl’s disappearance
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Fittest of Chilean miners to exit 1st in case of glitches
• TWITTER: Live coverage of Hayes case resumes Monday, Oct. 18
• Mormons choose Hartford area for 1st Conn. temple
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• ‘So what. I don’t care': Cold-hearted New Haven killer ignored desperate plea from victim's friend as mom watched (video)
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Renowned Food Writer Claudia Roden To Serve Up Lecture at Yale
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Yale Model Helps Predict Extinction Risk to Birds
• Coliseum developers take new look at New Haven site
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Path to daylight finally in sight for nervous but happy Chilean miners
• Yankee Derek Jeter's girlfriend named 'sexiest woman alive' (photo)
• Safe haven shelter in New Haven gets boost from $20G grant
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• Social Security recipients to go 2nd year with no increase
• An Old Pal Helps Rehab A Sprung Mayor
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• GOP accuses Branford's Reed of narrow platform
• Five From Yale School of Medicine Elected to Prestigious Institute of Medicine
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Seminar set at Groton sub base for military retirees
• Five from Yale elected to prestigious Institute of Medicine
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• New Haven church program inspires interns’ service (video)
• Yale Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Coliseum developers take new look at New Haven site
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Anti-gay torture allegations stun neighbors in NYC
• Safe haven shelter in New Haven gets boost from $20G grant
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• KATZ: Soda a good place to start in restricting food stamp use
• Yankee Derek Jeter's girlfriend named 'sexiest woman alive' (photo)
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Google Inc. testing cars that drive themselves
• Quick! If you're interested in attending the Nov. 18th AFP Conference...
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• ‘Perfect 10’ saw couples rushing to the altar
• Trail Clean-Up Aims To Reassure Riders
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Tourism rocket passes flight test
• First 9 Ex-Cons Move Into Public Housing
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Path to daylight finally in sight for nervous but happy Chilean miners
• Connecticut dinosaur highlights Peabody’s celebration of fossils
• Ohio baby is a perfect '10'
• Social Security recipients to go 2nd year with no increase
• ‘Superhero’ engineer Elon Musk to speak at Yale
• KATZ: Soda a good place to start in restricting food stamp use
• GOP accuses Branford's Reed of narrow platform
• United Way: All Our Kin ensures high-quality child care
• Google Inc. testing cars that drive themselves
• Seminar set at Groton sub base for military retirees
• You are invited to the Medical School’s 200th birthday celebration
• ‘Perfect 10’ saw couples rushing to the altar
• New Haven church program inspires interns’ service
• Of pink hard hats, human ribbons and breast cancer awareness
• Tourism rocket passes flight test
• Ohio baby is a perfect '10'
• Standing up, Speaking out: Madison sexual assault victim says system failed her
• Rate of suburban poverty accelerates in past decade
• Pakistan to open border crossing for NATO convoys
• Suspect in San Diego school shooting uncooperative, police say
• Anti-gay torture allegations stun neighbors in NYC
• Rescue of miners to begin Wednesday
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• Murder drama unfolds on Italian television
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Thousands protest in Serbia a day before gay pride march
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Twins to be reunited in space
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• 12 partygoers hospitalized after apparent overdose
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Shanghai sets limit: 1 home per family
• Brown rallies for McMahon in Milford (video, slideshow)
• NYC leaders condemn ‘vicious’ attack on 3 gays
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Readers have plenty to say about recovery act
• Ferry ablaze in Baltic Sea after blast
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Clean energy funds fill cost-saving, jobs strategy
• Federal fleet to include electric vehicles
• STIMULUS TRACKER: $76.7M helps people in Conn. find housing
• Abbott pulls diet drug from U.S., Canada markets
• Malloy says state government will get smaller
• Hungary sludge reservoir at risk of complete collapse
• Foley pledges to cut deficit without raising taxes
• Rare disease won’t stop woman from taking ride of her life (video)
• Visitors turn out at NYC’s Strawberry Fields for Lennon’s 70th
• Mosque blast kills Afghan governor, 19 others
• Jailed Chinese dissident wins peace prize WNW
• STIMULUS TRACKER: $76.7M helps people in Conn. find housing
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• ‘We are very close,’ Chilean official says of mine rescue effort
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• O’Brien going back to the future, DeLauro says
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• New Haven church events aim to feed the hungry
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Malloy: Autism center could save money
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Hayes’ lawyer will argue death penalty too costly; Prosecutor calls tactic ‘irrelevant’ (documents)
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Report: UConn prof. violated policy in Rell poll
• Conn. police warn of fast-spreading pornographic e-mail
• Hayes lawyers: Death row costly for Conn. murder convict (documents)
• UConn admits recruiting violations; probation, loss of scholarship
• Cops: New Milford students threatened to kill school official, bomb school
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Clean energy funds fill cost-saving, jobs strategy
• Christie reconsiders New Jersey tunnel project
• 2 more victims found in red sludge spill
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• UConn admits recruiting violations; probation, loss of scholarship
• FICKLIN BLOG: Chic for LEAP dinner in Hamden
• Cops: New Milford students threatened to kill school official, bomb school
• Cops: Man had counterfeit cash at Mohegan Sun
• DeStefano: We Shouldn’t Have Sent SWAT Team
• Woman killed outside Hartford bar
• An Open Window Beckoned
• 89,000 stimulus checks sent to inmates or dead people
• In Memoriam: Dr. Robert W. McCollum
• Queen’s pilot was sexual predator
• Student will race in Utah desert to raise funds for cancer research
• Court upholds voting ban for inmates
• Brownell: Banning purchase of soda via food stamps a good idea
• New Jersey shuts down costly tunnel project
• How Yale students touched the lives of people worldwide
• New Book Documents Washington’s "Secret War" Against the Middle Class
• $1.3 trillion federal deficit is less than last year
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Yale Evolutionary Biologist Nancy Moran Wins Coveted Japanese Science Prize
• Mexican drug gangs thwart search of lake for U.S. tourist
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• Police stop 'suspicious' truck in Branford
• N.Y. man accused of passing fake bills at Mohegan Sun
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Hayes lawyers: Death row costly for Conn. murder convict (documents)
• Texas advocate pushes McMahon on steroids
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• “You Don’t Take Pictures Of Us”
• Group fights DEP water limits plan
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Yale Professor to Speak at White House on HIV and Aging
• Polls differ on race for governor
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Battle Speaks to Community Leaders
• New Haven murder trial delayed as witness changes tune
• Goldson files grievance against fellow New Haven alderman (document)
• Report: UConn prof. violated policy in Rell poll
• Father of steroid victim tells McMahon to condemn drug
• Conn. police warn of fast-spreading pornographic e-mail
• STIMULUS TRACKER: As pipeline dries up, educators will be affected
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Yale’s Dr. Kelly Brownell, Director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity, is Available to Speak on New York City Effort To Ban Food Stamp Purchases of Soda
• Co-op meeting draws a big crowd
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• New Cardiovascular Outcomes Center Promotes Better Patient Care
• New Haven event remembers victims of violence
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Scientists Trick Bacteria with Small Molecules
• Michelle Obama to campaign in state
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• FICKLIN BLOG: Chic for LEAP dinner in Hamden
• Foley says Malloy ‘promised’ no layoffs
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Pregnant girlfriend forced to drive to abortion clinic at gunpoint
• Blumenthal: CSUS trustees violated law
• Life or Death: Hayes found guilty on 16 counts, penalty phase of trial next (multimedia)
• Noisy workplaces take toll on employees’ hearts
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Fed funds gave 1st-, 2nd-graders reading boost
• Conn. prisons to revamp library policy
• Chilean engineers weigh risks of encasing mine rescue shaft
• Remember Me?
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Public misled on spill, panel says
• Conn. gubernatorial candidates vie over state workforce
• Cops: Man had counterfeit cash at Mohegan Sun
• Blumenthal leading McMahon, surveys say
• Woman killed outside Hartford bar
• Hundreds of angry union workers march on New Haven City Hall (video)
• 360 State Food Co-op Needs 300 Initiators
• Goldson files grievance against fellow New Haven alderman (document)
• Brennan/Rogers Earns Magnet Status
• Malloy slightly ahead of Foley in latest Conn. gubernatorial poll
• Women will be key to world’s economic growth, says Coca-Cola CEO
• Candidates for Conn. governor weigh in on ads, death penalty
• Exhibit sends visitors on a virtual voyage to a black hole
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Researchers to feel pinch as health fund ends
• Student’s research serves up food for thought
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Human rights activist to discuss lawlessness among global poor
• Father of steroid victim tells McMahon to condemn drug
• In Memoriam: Jean Mieko Conklin
• 250 Union Workers Storm City Hall
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Life or Death: Hayes found guilty on 16 counts, penalty phase of trial to begin Oct. 18 (video)
• Exhibit invites viewers on a ‘cinematic pilgrimage’
• Downtown Confronts Cops, City
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• HAYES GUILTY OF CAPITAL FELONY; FACES DEATH PENALTY IN PETIT SLAYINGS (video)
• Mother Nature inspires work of award-winning chemist
• The Alternative Space Returns To City-Wide Open Studios!
• VIDEO: Petit and Hawke families speak about Hayes verdict
• Malloy slightly ahead of Foley in latest gubernatorial poll
• Kagan’s ‘Death’ class has made him a ‘star’ in China
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• Rell: 'Today's verdicts are a measure of justice'
• Candidates for governor weigh in on ads, death penalty
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Gateway's nursing and allied health programs will be holding their pinning ceremonies on May 18 and 25. To learn more, click here: http://www.gwcc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2124
• New poll has Conn. gov. race too close to call
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Researchers to feel pinch as stimulus health fund ends
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• See for yourself how construction is going at the downtown campus site by clicking here for the new webcam atop the nearby Knights of Columbus building (see photo, rear right). Note: ActiveX is required for viewing; you may be prompted to install it: htt
• Blumenthal well ahead of McMahon in 3 new polls
• Fee went unpaid; home allowed to burn
• Gateway library's collection of books has expanded more than 50 percent with the recent addition of more than 22,000 eBooks to its online catalog. To find out more, click here: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2130
• Life or Death: Hayes found guilty on 16 counts, penalty phase of trial next (video)
• Times Square bomber gets life prison term
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Gateway's commencement ceremonies on May 27 will feature a keynote from state Treasurer Denise Nappier (photo) and honor retired Rep. William Dyson with a Board of Trustees Award. Click here to learn more: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?i
• Conn. prisons to revamp library policy
• Blumenthal leading McMahon, surveys say
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Gateway will award a posthumous certificate at its 18th annual commencement ceremonies on Thursday to the family of a New Haven man who passed away unexpectedly in January. To learn more about Clayton Bostic (photo), who had hoped to become a social work
• Candidates for Conn. governor weigh in on ads, death penalty
• SLIDESHOW: Outside courthouse after Hayes found guilty
• Angry union workers march on New Haven City Hall (video)
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• When more than 650 students graduate from Gateway at tonight's commencement, some will be following in their parent’s footsteps. But it’s unlikely any of them can say they will have followed those footsteps as closely as Wallingford resi
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Researchers to feel pinch as health fund ends
• Conn. gubernatorial candidates vie over state workforce
• Goldson files grievance against fellow alderman (document)
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• Gateway President Dr. Dorsey L. Kendrick yesterday surprised Hartford resident Alliesha Sergobin (photo) at commencement with the college’s “Best All-Around Student Award” for 2010. To learn more about Sergobin, who earned an early chil
• Firefighting fee went unpaid; home allowed to burn
• Mayor meets with students and masters
• VIDEO: Petit and Hawke families speak about Hayes verdict
• For the latest campus news, click here to read the June edition of the President's Corner newsletter: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/uploadedFiles/PresidentsCornerJune2010.pdf
• Times Square bomber gets life prison term
• Breaking New Ground in HIV Research in Eastern Europe
• Rell: 'Today's verdicts are a measure of justice'
• is offering motorcycle courses through October for both new and experienced riders. Click here to learn more: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2169
• Blumenthal leading McMahon, surveys say
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Conn. home sales fall, prices rise in August
• just published the newest edition of its campus newsletter, President's Corner. Click here to read about the latest happenings on campus: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/uploadedFiles/PresidentsCornerJulyAug2010.pdf
• Hundreds of angry union workers march on New Haven City Hall (video)
• TWITTER: For Petit family, hugs and tears
• New poll has Conn. gov. race too close to call
• GCC’s Center for Working Students recently welcomed its newest “cohort,” a group of students following the same schedule for the duration of a program. The CWS provides students with a comprehensive set of services and support designed
• Goldson files grievance against fellow New Haven alderman (document)
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Blumenthal well ahead of McMahon in 3 new polls
• With the cutting of a ribbon, Yale Health Center officially opens
• Malloy slightly ahead of Foley in latest Conn. gubernatorial poll
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Ex-Shelton man defends NYC bombing try as he gets life term (documents)
• Test-tube baby pioneer honored with Nobel Prize
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Yale School of Medicine Celebrates its Bicentennial with a Community Block Party
• When more than 650 students graduate from Gateway at tonight's commencement, some will be following in their parent’s footsteps. But it’s unlikely any of them can say they will have followed those footsteps as closely as Wallingford resi
• 5 die as fire engulfs 12-bedroom Ohio home
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Rudd Center USDA Grant
• Gateway President Dr. Dorsey L. Kendrick yesterday surprised Hartford resident Alliesha Sergobin (photo) at commencement with the college’s “Best All-Around Student Award” for 2010. To learn more about Sergobin, who earned an early chil
• U.S. Supreme Court begins new term with 3 women justices for first time
• Shelf life
• Rell: 'Today's verdicts are a measure of justice'
• For the latest campus news, click here to read the June edition of the President's Corner newsletter: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/uploadedFiles/PresidentsCornerJune2010.pdf
• White House work raises questions, causes headaches for staff, tourists
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• Ex-Shelton man defends NYC bombing try as he gets life term (documents)
• is offering motorcycle courses through October for both new and experienced riders. Click here to learn more: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2169
• Feds indict casino owner, 10 others in vote-buying case
• Foley sings softer tune on immigration during forum
• HAYES GUILTY OF CAPITAL FELONY; FACES DEATH PENALTY IN PETIT SLAYINGS (video)
• just published the newest edition of its campus newsletter, President's Corner. Click here to read about the latest happenings on campus: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/uploadedFiles/PresidentsCornerJulyAug2010.pdf
• Foley sings softer tune on immigration at North Haven forum (video)
• Jobs, taxes focus of Senate candidates’ debate
• Click here for Newest Foundation Center List of RFPs
• GCC’s Center for Working Students recently welcomed its newest “cohort,” a group of students following the same schedule for the duration of a program. The CWS provides students with a comprehensive set of services and support designed
• Jobs, taxes focus of Blumenthal-McMahon Senate debate
• UPDATE: Men hurt in Yankees-Red Sox fan dispute in Branford remain in hospital
• Columbus Day--and thereabouts--celebrations
• Founder and International President of Slow Food To Speak at Yale
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Industry, environment shared in benefits of 'Clunkers' program
• FICKLIN BLOG: Pocahontas Temple annual dance
• Click here for Fall edition of CT Muse
• VIDEO: Petit and Hawke families speak about Hayes verdict
• STIMULUS TRACKER: ‘Cash for Clunkers’ program was historic first
• Judge reads 17 counts against Hayes to jurors
• Piqued SOM Neighbor Isn’t Giving Up
• Conn. home sales fall, prices rise in August
• Hayes jury resumes work today after asking questions on evidence in Petit slayings
• Bus company could face fines in wake of driver's West Haven arrest
• Author to discuss chronicle of small-town drug addiction
• New poll has Conn. gov. race too close to call
• Everyone Loves A Tea Party
• Lieberman: Europe travel advisory the right thing
• A new day, a new url for the Yale Daily Bulletin
• Blumenthal well ahead of McMahon in 3 new polls
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• Hayes jurors fail to reach verdict in 1st day; resume Tuesday
• Yale Recycling invites you to ‘talk trash’
• HAYES GUILTY OF MURDER IN PETIT SLAYINGS; JURY NOW TO DECIDE ON DEATH PENALTY (video)
• Gateway's nursing and allied health programs will be holding their pinning ceremonies on May 18 and 25. To learn more, click here: http://www.gwcc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2124
• Finger pointing brings new level of risk
• At the Law School: Resnik has cameo in ‘Fair Game’
• Click here for guidelines for 2010 Anderbo Poetry Prize
• See for yourself how construction is going at the downtown campus site by clicking here for the new webcam atop the nearby Knights of Columbus building (see photo, rear right). Note: ActiveX is required for viewing; you may be prompted to install it: htt
• Terror alert does not involve U.S.
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Apple Cored For $625.5M
• Gateway library's collection of books has expanded more than 50 percent with the recent addition of more than 22,000 eBooks to its online catalog. To find out more, click here: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?id=2130
• Italian coast guard ends search for missing American balloonists
• TWITTER: Follow Hayes case live from courtroom
• Educators Ill Equipped to Close Achievement Gap Without Developmental Sciences
• Gateway's commencement ceremonies on May 27 will feature a keynote from state Treasurer Denise Nappier (photo) and honor retired Rep. William Dyson with a Board of Trustees Award. Click here to learn more: http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/contact.aspx?i
• Man, 81, accused in Calif. roommate’s death
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Alcoa Supports Yale Sustainability Initiative With Gift of Forged Aluminum Wheels for the University’s Shuttle Buses
• Gateway will award a posthumous certificate at its 18th annual commencement ceremonies on Thursday to the family of a New Haven man who passed away unexpectedly in January. To learn more about Clayton Bostic (photo), who had hoped to become a social work
• STIMULUS TRACKER: New safety data network, Conn. agencies will benefit
• Four Yale-affiliated companies honored for their high potential
• Yale CIO Phil Long retiring after 40 years
• KATZ: Despite new study, mammogram a tossup for women in their 40s
• Yale affiliates unite to make a difference in the community
• Library exhibit features images of early 20th-century Southern life
• Red Sox-Yankee dispute in Branford lands pair in hospital
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Book artist Minsky, focus of Yale exhibit, to discuss life’s work
• “Anybody Else? Anybody Else?”
• TWITTER: Live updates as judge charges jury today
• ‘Pink’ events launch National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Four Yale-affiliated companies honored for their high potential
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Yale affiliates unite to make a difference in the community
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Yale economist Robert Shiller to address U.N. General Assembly
• United Way sees rise in need for housing aid
• Yale Strengthens Commitment to Sustainability through Three-Year Plan Focused on Community-Wide Enga
• Unflappable Judge Blue called ‘perfect fit’ to run Hayes trial
• Family Day at Homecoming 2010
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• Judge reads 17 counts against Hayes to jurors
• Change in 1 charge Hayes faces baffles some; Jury likely to get case today
• Love Thy CEO: Report Finds CEOs Running Lay Off Agendas Receiving Highest Pay Packets
• U.S. tourists abroad advised of threats
• Pooches Hit The Pews
• Storing Carbon in Rocks May Help Fight Against Climate Change
• Medical journal unveils sexual behavior survey
• Artspace's 13th City-Wide Open Studios Continues!
• UPDATE: Men hurt in Yankees-Red Sox fan dispute in Branford remain in hospital
• Emanuel makes bid for Chicago mayor’s job official
• Library exhibit features images of early 20th-century Southern life
• FICKLIN BLOG: Pocahontas Temple annual dance
• Laptop use on lap can harm the skin
• Book artist Minsky, focus of Yale exhibit, to discuss life’s work
• Lieberman: Europe travel advisory the right thing
• STIMULUS TRACKER: High-speed rail among fund targets
• ‘Pink’ events launch National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Hayes jurors fail to reach verdict in 1st day; resume Tuesday
• Shelf life
• 5-to-1 stock split places Facebook value at $33 billion
• Unflappable Judge Blue called ‘perfect fit’ to run Hayes trial
• Peace prize contender in prison
• Yankees fan stabs Red Sox fan in Branford fight, cops say
• ‘Travel alert’ expected for Americans in Europe
• D.C. rally shows support for Dems
• Yale students caught in nightclub raid: Suspects claim brutality; New Haven police defend actions
• Shelf life
• Islamic center architect goes for cosmopolitan look
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Peace prize contender in prison
• United Way sees rise in need for housing aid
• Wealthy clash over income tax on the rich? WNB
• TWITTER: Closing arguments conclude in Hayes case; jury to deliberate next week
• D.C. rally shows support for Dems
• Yankees fan stabs Red Sox fan in Branford fight, cops say
• Customer data compromised, grocer Aldi says
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Islamic center architect goes for cosmopolitan look
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Cambodia’s Kep: Sleepy seaside town begins to stir
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Wealthy clash over income tax on the rich? WNB
• TWITTER: Closing arguments conclude in Hayes case; jury to deliberate next week
• ‘Very cerebral’ Orange physician possessed a quick wit
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Customer data compromised, grocer Aldi says
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Electronic dog tag offers Twitter for your critter
• Prosecutor: Petit home became 'house of terror and horror' during home invasion
• Cambodia’s Kep: Sleepy seaside town begins to stir
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Free speech cases top Supreme Court docket
• Union Avenue in New Haven reopens
• ‘Very cerebral’ Orange physician possessed a quick wit
• 62 mpg may be fuel efficiency standard in 2025
• Scott Brown to stump in Milford for McMahon
• Electronic dog tag offers Twitter for your critter
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Spending plan’s job is putting people to work
• Free speech cases top Supreme Court docket
• Union Avenue in New Haven reopens
• 100 Years of Faith: St. Ann's in Hamden celebrates centennial
• IT’S YOUR MONEY: New Haven Register series tracks where $787 billion is going
• 62 mpg may be fuel efficiency standard in 2025
• United Way sees rise in need for housing aid
• Guilford Fair’s tiger act prompts objections from animal activists
• Loans save Mohegan tribe’s cultural center
• Budget cuts leave transplant patients in the lurch
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Spending plan’s job is putting people to work (video)
• 5-to-1 stock split places Facebook value at $33 billion
• Unflappable Judge Blue called ‘perfect fit’ to run Hayes trial
• 100 Years of Faith: St. Ann's in Hamden celebrates centennial
• IT’S YOUR MONEY: New Haven Register series tracks where $787 billion is going
• Yale students caught in nightclub raid: Suspects claim brutality; police defend actions
• ‘Travel alert’ expected for Americans in Europe
• Guilford Fair’s tiger act prompts objections
• STIMULUS: Loans save Mohegan tribe’s cultural center
• Bin Laden’s hand seen in Euro plot
• Bank of America delays foreclosures
• Union Avenue in New Haven reopens
• Iraqi cleric’s move could break political logjam
• NATO fuel convoys attacked in Pakistan
• Scott Brown to stump in Milford for McMahon
• Bank of America delays foreclosures
• Conference in Woodbridge focuses on cancer survivors
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• NATO fuel convoys attacked in Pakistan
• New Haven union files labor complaint over city's petition
• TWITTER: Closing arguments conclude in Hayes case; jury to deliberate next week
• Conference focuses on cancet survivors
• New Haven to get $3M in magnet school grants
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Union files labor complaint over city’s petition
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Elm City to get $3M in magnet school grants
• TWITTER: Closing arguments conclude in Hayes case; jury to deliberate next week
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case (document/video)
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• East Haven woman in 'suspicious death' had been convicted in 2008 Visine poisoning inciden
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Prosecutor: Petit home became 'house of terror and horror' during home invasion
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case (document/video)
• Storm lives up to its advance billing in Conn. (video)
• East Haven woman in 'suspicious death' had been convicted in 2008 Visine poisoning inciden
• Union Avenue in New Haven to reopen at 3 p.m.
• Prosecutor: Petit home became 'house of terror and horror' during home invasion
• Scott Brown to stump in Milford for McMahon
• West Haven school bus driver arrested after getting stuck on flooded road; New Haven's Union Av
• U.S. apologizes to Guatemala for syphilis study in 1940s
• Storm lives up to its advance billing
• Bin Laden’s hand seen in Euro plot
• U.S. apologizes to Guatemala for syphilis study in 1940s
• Iraqi cleric’s move could break political logjam
• Juan Linz Is Honored with Amalfi Prize for His Contributions to Sociology
• Gateway President Dr. Dorsey L. Kendrick yesterday surprised Hartford resident Alliesha Sergobin (p
• Connecticut Magazine to use new technology
• Key administrative hires announced
• Yusef Poole to Speak
• Haiti Relief Effort on Campus
• Whitman camp in turmoil over immigrant issue
• Costas Meghir appointed the first Douglas A. Warner III Professor
• Yale Study: Connecticut Schools’ Food Landscape Healthier
• Rodney Cohen Is Named New Director of the AACC
• For the latest campus news, click here to read the June edition of the President's Corner news
• Dead human fetus found at University of Bridgeport
• New Nursing Ed.D. Proposed
• Student Writers Excel
• Author/Educator Tucker to Speak
• Click here for information about opening for Director of Early Care and Education at Community Renew
• Live broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera to debut at Yale
• Closing the Gap in HIV/AIDS Research
• Yale Divinity School Welcomes Three New Faculty Members
• is offering motorcycle courses through October for both new and experienced riders. Click here to l
• Panel rejects 2-cent rate hike for mailing 1st-class letter
• Fall Reading Series Takes Off
• Richard Spinello to Speak
• Stepping Down
• “Business-Like” Appeals Board Hears Complaints
• Coca-Cola CEO to Discuss Empowering Women Worldwide
• Yale Researchers Find Protein is a Key Tool in Chromosomal Repair Kit
• Yale Professor Unveils New Tool for Measuring Americans’ Economic Risk
• invites you to take a moment and revisit our 2010 commencement ceremony that included more than 600
• Emanuel leaving White House today to launch bid for mayor of Chicago
• Inspiring Youth
• Graduate Commencement Speakers Announced
• SCSU Goes to Federal Direct Loan Program for 2010-11
• New Haven, Through “The Wire”
• Yale receives Mellon challenge grant for new Conservation Center on West Campus
• Yale Study Finds Hospice Saves Money, Improves Care for Cancer Patients
• Yale’s Gilder Lehrman Center Hosts Seminar on Transatlantic Slave Trade
• just published the newest edition of its campus newsletter, President's Corner. Click here to
• Doc driving to work was DUI, cops say
• Big Bellys Appear on Campus
• Commencement Speakers Announced
• One in a Million
• Storm Slams City Streets
• Graduate School honors four alumni and former dean
• At Beinecke: One Man’s Passion; Newest Gems
• The MacMillan Center at Yale Awarded $9 Million in Support of Five Area Studies Councils
• GCC’s Center for Working Students recently welcomed its newest “cohort,” a group
• Film legend, painter Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Victorious Owls Football Video Online
• Switch to Owls Mail This Week!
• Reception Opens Autism Center
• Registration for wintersession 2010 now open
• Small budget sparked students’ architectural inventiveness
• Alan Plattus Presents International Vision for Jordan River Peace Park
• Yale Hosts International Conference on Antisemitism
• Yale Researcher Joins Vice President Joseph Biden to Unveil Report on Recovery Act
• McMahon: Minimum wage laws need to consider businesses
• Red Flag Campaign Kicks Off
• Graduation Goes Green
• Exploring the Geography of Genocide
• Solodow named csu professor
• Yale CIO Phil Long retiring after 40 years
• Musical Talents of 42 New Haven Students Nurtured through Free Summer Music Academy at Yale
• Ancient “Lost” Egyptian City Discovered By Yale Archaeologists
• Dollar Chosen As One of “35 Young Innovators Under 35” for Work on Flexible Robotic Hand
• Rutgers pair may face hate crime charges in suicide after posting sex video online
• East Haven woman in 'suspicious death' had been convicted in 2008 Visine poisoning inciden
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Teaching Academy to Look at Measuring Student Success
• ADHD to be Focus of Conference
• "A Certain Kind of Quietness"
• Yale Receives Mellon Challenge Grant for New Conservation Center on West Campus
• Yale Repertory Theatre Receives $950,000 Gift from the Robina Foundation
• Roundtable at Yale to Assess Prospects for U.S. Financial Reform
• Sticky Synthetic Molecules Aid Fight Against Prostate Cancer
• Conn. law aims to speed up permit process
• The future of nonprofits?
• LIVE FROM COURTROOM: Follow closing arguments in Cheshire triple homicide case
• Anthis Named Technological Teacher of the Year
• Summer Session at Southern
• New Book is From the Heart
• Ribbon Cutting and Tours To Mark Yale Health Center’s Official Opening
• Yale Repertory Theatre Receives $1 Million from Mellon Foundation To Support Yale Center for New Th
• Yale Divinity School Hosts Forum on Poverty at Church Center for the UN
• On the Rocks: Recent Yale Grad Blogs from a Geology Expedition in Wyoming
• Hayes trial wraps up today; prosecution, defense get more time for closing arguments in Petit slayin
• For the latest about what's going on on campus, click here to read the May edition of the Pres
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• Outstanding Teachers Honored
• Olympic Champion Apolo Ohno to Speak
• Spear-Swerling receives award
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Yale Cancer Center Physicians Launch “National Breast Cancer Awareness Month&r
• Yale School of Architecture Announces Fall Exhibitions
• Yale Law School to Host Lecture Series on Rabbinic Perspectives on Law
• Yale Scientists Win Grants for Study of Complex Systems, Human Cognition
• Storm’s full fury should end tonight; 3-5 inches of rain, flooding expected in Conn.
• Gateway's nursing and allied health programs will be holding their pinning ceremonies on May 1
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• New Interim President
• Kuss piece to be premiered
• Alumni Sweep City Teaching Honors
• Yale Scientists Win Prestigious NIH Awards for Transformative Research
• Yale School of Architecture Announces Fall Public Events
• Cellular Toolkit for DNA Repair Found by Yale Researchers
• Glaciers Boost Mountain Growth in Andes
• See for yourself how construction is going at the downtown campus site by clicking here for the new
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• SCSU Deepens "Green" Commitment
• Career Fairs April 12 & 13
• The Passing of Dr. Carlos Ramirez
• Mental Health Awareness Month Activities Offered
• Rescheduled: Midterm Performance by New Haven Students at Yale Summer Music Academy
• Yale Develops New Animal Model for Hemophilia A
• New Supercomputer ‘Sees’ Well Enough to Drive a Car Someday
• Gateway library's collection of books has expanded more than 50 percent with the recent additi
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case (document/video)
• Dr. Virginia Lee to Speak on Campus
• Steve Almond and Jeff Mock to Read
• Andrushko Featured in NOVA Film
• Dearington: Hayes had countless chances to walk away from Petit home
• Film of Yale Performance of Scriabin’s ‘Prometheus’ to be Screened Friday
• Yale Researchers Identify Genes Associated with Asthma
• Scientists Using Lasers to Cool and Control Molecules
• Gateway's commencement ceremonies on May 27 will feature a keynote from state Treasurer Denise
• Murder charge dropped against New Haven man
• Opening Doors to Learning
• Not too late to Complete Your NSSE Survey
• Center Seeks to Generate Increase in Math, Science Students
• West Haven school bus driver arrested after getting stuck on flooded road; New Haven's Union Av
• Yale Architecture Students Complete Low-Budget Home They Designed and Built
• Scientists Recreate Extreme Conditions Deep in Earth’s Interior
• Gateway will award a posthumous certificate at its 18th annual commencement ceremonies on Thursday
• State granted extra time for Hayes closing argument (documents)
• New Deans Named
• 2010 CSUS Faculty Teaching and Research Awards
• Recyclemania Returns!
• Ecuador thrown into chaos as angry police stage strike
• Live Broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera to Debut at Yale Thanks to a Gift from Frederick Iseman &r
• Researchers Identify Protein that Fights West Nile Virus
• Three Tiny Qubits, Another Big Step Toward Quantum Computing
• When more than 650 students graduate from Gateway at tonight's commencement, some will be foll
• Porn star shopping sex tape with Tiger Woods
• Hebrew Added to Language Offerings
• Conference to Look at Economic Policies
• Avoiding the Crash
• Court orders release of friars’ records
• Music, dance and more to highlight '¡Fiesta Latina!' celebration
• Yale Opens New “Green” Health Center
• Congress puts off all thorny issues till after Nov. 2
• Dead human fetus found at University of Bridgeport
• Vietnam errors our own doing, Kissinger says
• Miming Her Way To Hollywood
• Where’d That Wheel Go?
• Astronomers sight ‘Goldilocks planet’ — just right for life
• Grand Ave. Boxing Gym Counts No One Out
• Student suicide tied to sex tape
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• State ranks No. 4 in number of millionaires
• LIVE FROM COURTROOM: State rests its case in Hayes trial, defense case is now on
• Latest poll says Foley gaining on Malloy
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• Emergency food pantry dedicated: Former client remembered for ‘closeness to the community&rsqu
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• New Haven students scoring better on SATs
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• VIDEO: 'A Chorus Line' comes to the Schubert
• Testimony ends in Hayes trial: Case expected to go to jury Monday
• Quinnipiac poll shows Conn. governor race too close to call
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case (document/video)
• Murder charge dropped against New Haven man
• Connecticut ranked fourth in millionaires
• Artspace News - September 29, 2010
• Tropical storm expected to drench New Haven region
• State granted extra time for Hayes closing argument
• Gubernatorial hopefuls spar over plans for tourism
• Porn star shopping sex tape with Tiger Woods
• Conn. takes aim at Metro-North plan to cut discounts
• Connecticut Magazine to use new technology
• CSU chancellor to retire by 2011 amid criticism
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• Conn.’s poverty rate increases to 9.4% of residents
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Big Tone, Beware: Crown Crackdown Continues
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Poll says Malloy in front of Foley in Conn. governor's race
• Connecticut state university chancellor to retire
• Testimony ends in Hayes trial: Case expected to go to jury Monday
• Kennedy kin Skakel says attorney was incompetent
• NJ chef featured on TV cooking show kills self
• Tornado watch issued for western Connecticut
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed (document/video)
• Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• Connecticut ranked fourth in millionaires
• Ferry Street bridge in New Haven closed
• Are you between the ages of 20-35? What do you think about the cost of housing in CT?
• Cheshire murder suspect's lawyer to face judge: Donovan ordered to explain failure to observe g
• Quinnipiac poll shows Conn. governor race too close to call
• Candidates for Conn. governor discuss education reform plans (video)
• Big Daddy’s Dilemma
• Britain, France intercept terror plot
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Mayor: Clubs may be hurting downtown New Haven
• LIVE FROM COURTROOM: State rests its case in Hayes trial, defense case is now on
• Milford woman on flight that made dramatic landing in NYC (photo)
• Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• (SOUNDOFF) Readers have no problem with death penalty
• Ferry Street bridge in New Haven closed
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• 13 die in failed rescue effort off Somalia coast
• Poll: McMahon-Blumenthal Senate race too close to call
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Poll: Conn. Senate race now too close to call
• Cheshire murder suspect's lawyer to face judge: Donovan ordered to explain failure to observe g
• Shelton's Botti appeals conviction, sentence
• Poll says Malloy in front of Foley in Conn. governor's race
• L.A. bakes in record heat wave
• Cross Veteran Takes On Teacher Evals
• FICKLIN BLOG: Faith, Families, Schools Conference
• Connecticut state university chancellor to retire
• Segway company owner falls to death aboard scooter
• Is Connecticut Ready For Tea?
• (SOUNDOFF) Readers have no problem with death penalty
• Prosecution, defense rest in Hayes trial, closing arguments Friday
• Report: Conn. soldier among two killed by comrade in Iraq
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Hayes case could be jury's hands by Monday
• Hayes case could be in jury's hands by Monday
• New Haven school board focusing on parents
• TWITTER: Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Kennedy kin Skakel says attorney was incompetent
• Kennedy kin Skakel says attorney was incompetent
• Octogenerians find newly wedded bliss
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• NJ chef featured on TV cooking show kills self
• NJ chef featured on TV cooking show kills self
• Poll: McMahon-Blumenthal Senate race too close to call
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Tornado watch issued for western Connecticut
• Tornado watch issued for western Connecticut
• Cheshire murder suspect's lawyer to face judge: Donovan ordered to explain failure to observe g
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• 13 die in failed rescue effort off Somalia coast
• Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• L.A. bakes in record heat wave
• Ferry Street bridge in New Haven closed
• Shelton's Botti appeals conviction, sentence
• Segway firm owner falls to death aboard scooter
• You Should Know About The Pro Bono Partnership
• Bail kept at $1M for 2 accused in New Haven shootout
• Conn. soldier among 2 killed by comrade in Iraq
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• FICKLIN BLOG: Faith, Families, Schools Conference
• New Haven school board focusing on parents
• LIVE FROM COURTROOM: State, defense may rest in Hayes case today
• Former Shelton man reported missing in Peru
• Octogenerians find newly wedded bliss
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Literacy Volunteers of GNH is looking for a volunteer
• Hayes: Petit’s wife raped to ‘square things up’ (video, documents)
• New Appeals Board Vows A Clean House
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Affidavit: Club “Stares” Sparked Shooutout; Static’s Business Drops 80% Amid Crack
• Petit family wants attorney held in contempt of court for violating gag order
• Bail kept at $1M for 2 accused in New Haven shootout
• Proposed legalization of pot divides Californians
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• Judge hearing claims for huge emerald
• Conn. man reported missing in Peru
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• Milford woman on flight that made dramatic landing in NYC (photo)
• Mitigating factors seen playing role in Hayes’ trial; defense will try to make suspect more hu
• Attention Children's Writers and Illustrators
• Group to promote healthful foods in several at-risk New Haven neighborhoods
• City Wants To Make More Room For Bikes
• Watertown G.I. dies in Iraq
• Domus Kids Learn New Math, Circa 2010
• N.J. man found dead in E. Haddam reservoir
• Artspace's 13th City-Wide Open Studios Festival Kick-Off Party And Opening Reception
• Wallingford cops probe head-on, 5-vehicle crash
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Shelton's Botti appeals conviction, sentence
• City man, 18, arrested in downtown shooting
• (TWITTER:) Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• FICKLIN BLOG: Faith, Families, Schools Conference
• New Haven alderman honor officers for their work
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• (SOUNDOFF) Readers have no problem with death penalty
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Guidestar releases nonprofit compensation report
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Vacation Scholarships for girls ages 9-12
• Are Yankees choking? Here come the Red Sox
• Hoax forces jet to be diverted, evacuated
• This Time, No Apologies
• Storm threat downgrade as rain hits Belize
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Obama slams manifesto on air; GOP fires back
• (TWITTER:) Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Birthday party turns deadly in Los Angeles
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• Art auction nets $12M for Lehman
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Courts to be bypassed in cleric’s case
• Judge hearing claims for huge emerald
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Bailed-out Citigroup giving top execs raises, stock
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Never too old to learn to read
• Hayes: Petit’s wife raped to ‘square things up’ (video, documents)
• DOWNTOWN JITTERS: New Haven restaurants, theaters, shops hope shootout won't harm 'cultura
• Petit family wants attorney held in contempt of court for violating gag order (video)
• State man completes 3,500-mile trek from Oregon to Maine
• Israel to end its restrictions on settlement
• Payments to BP spill victims hastened
• Rescue device arrives at mine in Chile
• Connecticut Arts Alliance Announces Arts Advocacy Platform
• Shooter kills 1, injures 4 near Seton Hall
• 2 New Haven nightclubs shut down over violations
• Suspected trafficker detained in Mexico
• Yale endowment grows to $16.7 billion
• Hayes: Petit’s wife raped to ‘square things up’ (video, documents)
• State troopers, local officer deliver baby along highway
• Gateway to offer free computer classes
• Marionette show slated for Saturday in city
• Hansel and Gretel Marionettes Show set Saturday at New Haven's Ralph Walker Rink
• Petit family wants attorney held in contempt of court for violating gag order (graphic content)(vide
• Komisarjevsky's lawyer: My client didn't do what he's accused of (graphic content) (v
• Woman executed in Virginia (photo)
• Small town mayors targeted by Mexican drug gangs
• Queen’s heating aid request denied
• Ex-captive makes plea for prisoners
• Undocking problems delay return from space station
• Judge clears way in California for 1st execution in 5 years
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Rare 1960 World Series film found in Bing Crosby’s cellar
• (TWITTER:) Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Tax-cut vote possible, Pelosi says
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated with new slideshow 9/24)
• FBI searches 8 addresses of antiwar activists
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Nicaragua evacuates 10,000 ahead of storm
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• State man completes 3,500-mile trek from Oregon to Maine
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Benefit show set in New Haven to aid ailing musician
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Malloy details anti-crime agenda for Conn.
• Trials in the Twitter age: Petit case brings instant news coverage
• Foley talks about plans for health care in Conn.
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• GRUESOME TESTIMONY: Crime scene photos upset Hayes triple murder jurors
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Hayes: Petit’s wife raped to ‘square things up’ (video, documents)
• CRRA electronics recycling collection is Oct. 2
• Dr. Petit: Hold Komisarjevsky attorney in contempt of court (graphic content)(video)
• Candidates for attorney general offer contrasting visions
• Komisarjevsky's lawyer: My client didn't do what he's accused of (graphic content) (v
• Hayes jury sees more graphic photos
• 3-Mile Streetcar “Starter” Route Unveiled
• Hayes jurors see more graphic photos, text messages from suspects' phones (video)
• Gateway to offer free computer classes
• SURVEILLANCE VIDEO: Hayes at gas station on day of crime
• Hansel and Gretel Marionettes Show set Saturday at New Haven's Ralph Walker Rink
• Obama warns China on currency policy
• Woman executed in Virginia (photo)
• Popular baby formula recalled amid fear of bug contamination
• International Association of New Haven announces new grant cycle
• U.S. home sales slowest in decade
• Suspect Charged; Cops “Take Over” Crown St.
• 1 million protesters march in France
• Lifelong East Rocker Wins Party Nod
• Heavy rain pounds Wisconsin, triggering floods and evacuations
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• 2 aircraft came within 100 feet during takeoffs in Minnesota
• TWITTER: Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Motley to be inducted as Conn. Freedom Trail honoree
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated 9/20)
• Habitat to break ground for city house
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Hayes: Petit’s wife raped to ‘square things up’ (video, documents)
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Bill Clinton coming to New Haven high school for Blumenthal
• Crackdown on downtown: New Haven club violations, patrons’ behavior targeted (video)
• Conservative pastor caught up in sex scandal
• CRRA electronics recycling collection is Oct. 2
• Book exposes cracks in Obama Afghan plan
• Hayes jurors see more graphic photos, text messages from suspects' phones (video)
• New heart valve installed without cracking chest cavity
• Linda Finds Fans In Fair Haven
• Bomb claims 12 at military parade in northwest Iran
• Hayes jury sees more graphic photos
• Obama sees need to pitch health care
• Free computer classes begin Sept. 28 at Gateway Community College, New Haven
• Insurers say they won’t sell child-only policies
• City Point Condo Clash Hits High Court
• Dominican officials ban drain cleaners
• “ah-BEETS” Thrives In Nation’s Capital
• Partnerships eyed to further city’s development plans
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Longtime fire union president takes post on other side of bargaining table
• TWITTER: Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Trustees to vote on CSU tuitions
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated 9/20)
• Clinton set for Blumenthal rally Sunday
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Assessment appeals board still mired in controversy
• Trials in the Twitter age: Petit case brings instant news coverage
• Ex-aide to Shays gets prison
• If I Had a Trillion Dollars youth video contest
• Brian Driscoll Talks about the Phoenix Press Wind Turbine
• Bill Clinton coming to New Haven high school for Blumenthal
• Fuel cell puts New Haven schools on ‘green’ path (video)
• Computer training starts at New Haven Public Library
• New City Librarian for New Haven Free Public Library
• Helicopter crashes in Afghanistan, killing 9
• Malloy looks to Conn. ports for growth (video)
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• Call for projects for October 2 March for Environmental Justice in the Americas
• Last minute change at this weekend's CT Folk Festival at Edgerton Park, New Haven
• Fewer than expected apply for aid from drilling moratorium fund
• Judge rejects bid to dismiss civil rights suit by man claiming he was framed by New Haven cops
• TWITTER: Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• Call for 10 Minute Plays by Connecticut Playwrights
• Qualified Women Candidates Sought for Top CT Appointments
• Confusion lingers months after health reform law passes
• Hayes: Co-defendant told me to rape mother (video, documents)
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated 9/20)
• Movers, Shakers Eat Cake
• Click here for latest RFPs posted by Foundation Center
• GOP blocks repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Crackdown on downtown: New Haven club violations, patrons’ behavior targeted (video)
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Foley Schooled On Exchange Street
• Strive New Haven at Main Library Thursdays 3-4pm
• Brown wants executions to resume in Calif.
• It’s A 3-Way Race In East Rock
• Trials in the Twitter age: Petit case brings instant news coverage
• Fire Union Prez Appointed Asst. Chief
• Click here for information about Turbo Award for CT nonprofits
• Ex-aide to Shays gets prison
• ARCHIVE: History of the Petit Case, 2007-2010
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Bird Garden Fights Blight
• Limited number of tickets to political debates in Hartford available at Main Library
• Fuel cell puts New Haven schools on ‘green’ path (video)
• TWITTER: Read accounts of Hayes trial testimony
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• Petit Juror: I Didn’t Quit
• Technical Assistance with a Twist is back!
• Malloy looks to Conn. ports for growth (video)
• HAYES TRIAL EVIDENCE: Exhibits from Cheshire triple homicide case (updated 9/20)
• Hayes: Co-defendant told me to rape mother
• CT Scholars “Family” Disbands
• Projects at Project Storefronts
• Judge rejects bid to dismiss civil rights suit by man claiming he was framed by New Haven cops
• Bill Clinton coming to New Haven high school for Blumenthal
• 14,000 Jammed Club District Evening Of Cop Shoot-Out; Nightspots Join Call For Solution
• UConn's Being the Change leadership development program starts Oct. 13
• Crackdown on downtown: New Haven club violations, patrons’ behavior targeted (video)
• Petit case: Bank manager 911 call
• Helicopter crashes in Afghanistan, killing 9
• Fish Heads and Tails Pile Up In “No-Man’s Land”
• New Canaan Library seeks two p/t technical assistants
• Family Caregivers note: Fearless Caregiver Conference Nov. 4
• Trials in the Twitter age: Petit case brings instant news coverage
• Fewer than expected apply for aid from drilling moratorium fund
• No More Mr. Nice Guys
• Sunday Job Opening at Blackstone Library in Branford
• Elm City Dance Collective Intern
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Confusion lingers months after health reform law passes
• All In The Family At Tax Appeals Board
• C-Span Booknote will be filmed on Sept. 22 with Charles Euchner at New Haven Public Library
• Artist entrepreneurs offered workshop Oct. 6
• SPECIAL SECTION: The Petit Slayings
• GOP blocks repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Lighthouse Point Park Migration Festival
• Teacher Assistant opening at Therapeutic Child Center at Family Services of Greater Waterbury
• Author Charles Euchner offers business writing tips at next Subway Seminar
• Hayes: Co-defendant told me to rape mother
• Brown wants executions to resume in Calif.
• Click here for latest RFPs posted by Foundation Center
• Nominations Due by Sept. 17 for Arts Council of GNH 2010 Arts Awards
• SOUNDOFF: Does Steinbrenner deserve his spot among the Yankee greats?
• Arts Council Co-Sponsors Workshop for Entrepreneurial Artists and Creative Businesses
• Connecticut doctor testifies against man who allegedly murdered family
• Lennon's 70th Birthday Tribute Concert
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• New Haven Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• September 2010 Hunger Action Month
• Italian American Stories
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• Current Project of Bad Livers Founder Mark Rubin
• Megan Craig and Will Lustenader at Gallery 195
• Arts Council Announces Somewhat Off The Wall
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• Connecticut Food Bank News - August 2010
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• Brian Higgins Captures First Career New England Amateur Championship Title At The Course At Yale
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• Ideas: Paul Goldberger - Why Architecture Matters
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• Exhibit: Earthquake in Haiti: The First 10 Days
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• Workshop Reading - Stuck Elevator
• Workshop Reading - The Daughters
• Ideas: Memory Games - Visual Experience And The Unwritten History Of 19th Century Art
• Ideas: Marvin Chun - Visual Illusions: What You See Is Not What You Get
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• Festival Grand Finale: Dan Zanes And Friends
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• The Arts Council of Greater New Haven Announces Audubon Arts on the Edge
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• Arts Advocates Champion The Arts As Investment In Connecticut’s Future
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• Connecticut Food Bank Newsletter: February 2010
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• Artspace Underground - Halloween Party
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• NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS INVITES PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE IN STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
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• Artspace Announces Five Upcoming Exhibitions for Summer and Fall 2009
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• ‘Exact Change’ Gets CT Transit Bus Riders Live Performances
• Schooner Inc Sails for Fireworks
• Shubert Theater To Be Exclusive Region Site For ‘Live From New York’s 92nd Street Y’......
• 2nd Annual First Pitch Celebrity Gala
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• Artspace Announces Dispersion, the City-Wide Open Studios Juried Exhibition
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• ‘White Collar, Blue Collar, Pink Slip’ at The Parachute Factory
• Artspace and Creative Arts Workshop Raffle!
• Connecticut Food Bank June 2009 eNewsletter
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• The Old Age Saying Is 'It Takes A Village To Raise A Child'
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• 2009 City-Wide Open Studios! Registration Now Open!
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• United Way Celebrates 2009 Campaign Chair
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• Connecticut Food Bank News - May 2009
• ‘Big Love: Artists and Social Networking Technology’
• International Festival of Arts and Ideas Launches The Favorite Poem Project
• Artspace Announces Five New Solo Shows for May 2009
• Join Our 2009 Walk Against Hunger
• Arts Council Offers Public Speaking Workshop
• Claudia Cron and Barbara Hocker at Gallery 195
• Artspace Announces 2009 City Wide Open Studios
• Status Update at Haskins Laboratories
• Scott Weidensaul On The ‘Voices For The Birds’ Tour
• NHTC Presents Glengarry Glen Ross
• Connecticut Food Bank April 2009 News
• Artspace Announces the Next Underground
• Live Green with United Way!
• Ted Neeley Stars In Jesus Christ Superstar Coming To The Shubert Theater
• Shubert - 92nd Street Y broadcast Seinfeld
• The Artspace Gala Benefit Auction
• United Way of Greater New Haven News - March 26, 2009
• Schooner Inc Holds Summer Camp Open House
• Shubert - STOMP
• La Strada Play New Haven!
• Artspace Announces (un)spoken
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• Arts Council Renames Gallery
• United Way of Greater New Haven Newsletter - March 3, 2009
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• Crescent Players Present 'Run to the Capulets, Raise up the Montagues'
• Heads up: Richard Lloyd at Cafe Nine
• United Way of Greater New Haven Newsletter - February 24, 2009
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• United Way of Greater New Haven Newsletter - February 17, 2009
• Artspace Needs Your Help - Artspace Benefit Auction
• DRUID performing in New Haven at John Lyman PAC
• New Haven Theater Company Announces Its 2009 Lineup
• Connecticut Food Bank: February 2009 Newsletter
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• United Way of Greater New Haven News - February 10, 2009
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• Eating Together- The Key To A Successful Relationship
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• The Rat Pack Is Back! At The Shubert Theater For Four Performances
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• United Way of Greater New Haven News - February 2, 2009
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• The Gay Blades Announce the Recession Procession Tour with Kiss Kiss
• Artspace Underground: The Cure for the Common New Haven Saturday Night
• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• Arts Council of Greater New Haven Presents 'Smoke and Mirrors'
• Stains and Puddles - Exhibition
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• Become A Member Of Artspace
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• Arts Council Announces New Communications Director
• This Week at Artspace: SPS and Scene: New Haven Photo Sale
• Connecticut Food Bank: December 2008 Newsletter
• Shubert Theater To Collect Food And Toys To Help Brighten The Holidays For Families In Need
• Who I Am on the Inside
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• Artspace Announces Seven Solo Exhibitions for January 2009.
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• Connecticut Food Bank: Nov. 2008 eNewsletter
• The Mountain Movers Record Release Show
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• Plant A Row to Benefit CT Food Bank
• Schooner Inc Awarded Watershed Fund Grant
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