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The Sup New Haven Register

No. 238 · Back IssueWednesday, August 26, 2026

The weather that morning: Fair skies and 64°, 79° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 6:12 a.m., sets 7:34 p.m.

Full moon · Harbor tide low 4:37 a.m., high 10:46 a.m.

Elm City Almanac: New Haven pizza is properly "apizza," pronounced ah-BEETZ — a Wooster Square inheritance.

The Lead, as printed

ISM Fall Choral Auditions

Wed, Aug 26 · 12:00 AMGreat Hall, Yale Divinity School

ISM Fall Choral Auditions

The Yale Institute of Sacred Music invites Yale students, faculty, staff, and members of the greater New Haven community to audition for its choral ensembles for the 2026–27 academic year. Join a vibrant community of musicians and enhance your vocal skills.

The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography

Wed, Aug 26Yale Schwarzman Center

This exhibition at Yale Schwarzman Center features the work of New Haven youth, showcasing their perspectives through photography in collaboration with the Yale Center for British Art.

From the Blog Desk

7 Epic Weekend Plans in New Haven You Can’t Miss!

Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?

Looking for weekend plans that capture the essence of New Haven? From foodie adventures to artsy escapades, check out these top spots and events to make your weekend unforgettable!

The City Wire

Worker at Seymour quarry struck, killed by falling rocks

A tragic industrial incident occurred in Seymour, Connecticut, where a worker was struck and killed by falling rocks at Haynes Quarry. This incident highlights the ongoing safety concerns in industrial workplaces in the New Haven area.

— via Fox 61

Local high school students explore cancer biology at Yale

Local high school students in New Haven developed foundational laboratory skills while exploring breast cancer biology, molecular diagnostics, and personalized medicine at Yale. This hands-on experience aims to inspire future careers in science and healthcare.

— via Yale News

Ansonia officer on leave for disorderly conduct

An off-duty officer from Ansonia, a city near New Haven, has been placed on leave following an incident of disorderly conduct while intoxicated. This situation raises questions about police conduct and accountability in the New Haven area.

— via Fox 61

Heroin History Haunts Convenience Store Bid

A man convicted for trafficking heroin out of convenience stores is attempting once again to reopen Ninos Market on Ferry Street in New Haven. He is facing opposition from Fair Haven alders, including a formal request for another public hearing on the matter.

— via New Haven Independent

Sandra’s Cooks Up New Plans For The Hill

Sandra's is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a soul food barbecue in New Haven's Hill neighborhood. The event aims to feed the community while unveiling new plans for the restaurant.

— via New Haven Independent

Free Yoga Uplifts And Unites

Free yoga sessions are being held in city parks across New Haven, promoting wellness and community engagement. These classes aim to uplift participants and foster a sense of unity.

— via New Haven Independent