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Connecticut heat wave triggers surge in AC needs
As the heat wave continues to affect New Haven, local heating companies are experiencing a surge in demand for air conditioning services. Nonprofits are also working hard to provide air conditioners to those in need.
Heat wave grips Connecticut | Cooling centers open across state
New Haven and surrounding communities are opening cooling centers as a prolonged heat wave impacts the region. Residents are encouraged to utilize these facilities to stay cool during the extreme weather.
Connecticut leaders emphasize being smart and safe amid heat wave
As New Haven faces one of the hottest weeks in state history, local leaders are urging residents to stay safe and responsible. Cooling centers have opened across the area to help the community cope with the extreme temperatures.
Yale’s Medical Education Day explores the power of human connection
The 14th annual Medical Education Day at Yale featured a keynote from Kate Tellers, senior director at “The Moth,” who explored the intersection of medicine, humanity, and the art of connection. This event is significant for the New Haven medical community.
Can parent beliefs about reading affect health outcomes?
A new research study at Yale Child Study Center is examining changes in parents’ beliefs about books, how often they read, and health outcomes. This study highlights the connection between reading habits and health in the New Haven community.
Viktor Hovland wins Travelers in Monday playoff when Scheffler misses short birdie putt
Viktor Hovland won the Travelers Championship in a thrilling playoff, a significant event for golf fans in New Haven and across Connecticut. The dramatic finish saw Hovland make a crucial birdie putt while Scottie Scheffler missed his chance.
West Haven bar's liquor permit suspended after officials allege overcrowding, after-hours service
A West Haven bar has had its liquor permit suspended indefinitely due to a pattern of overcrowding and violent incidents. This action follows a compliance inspection that raised concerns about public health and safety.
Historic Hindinger Farm in Hamden up for sale
Hindinger Farm, a community staple in Hamden, is now for sale after more than 130 years of operation. This historic family-run farm has been a part of the local community since 1893 and will remain open for the rest of the year.
Yale University police investigating burglary at undergraduate student's room
The Yale University Police Department is currently investigating a burglary that occurred in an undergraduate student's room over the weekend. This incident has raised concerns about safety on campus in New Haven.
West Haven bar closes indefinitely, owner arrested after overcrowding and police intervention
The owner of Two Thirteen Bar and Grill in West Haven has been arrested and the bar has been ordered to close indefinitely due to overcrowding and fire safety violations. This incident highlights ongoing issues with bar safety and regulation in the West Haven area.
Federal judge denies injunction sought by Quinnipiac University women's rugby players to reinstate Division I status
A federal judge has denied an injunction sought by Quinnipiac University women's rugby players to restore their Division I status, which was stripped by the university. This decision has significant implications for the athletes and the university community in Hamden.
Hamden family farm opened in 1893 intends to sell land
Hindinger Farm, a local Hamden farm that has been a family operation for four generations, announced it will be selling its land after over a century in business. This beloved spot has been a place for families to shop, play, and enjoy nature in Hamden.