The Lead, as printed
Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers
Fri, Aug 28 · N/A — Schwarzman Center
This exhibition showcases student artwork from Yale's multicultural communities, reflecting cultural identity and shared humanity.
The Sup New Haven Register
No. 240 · Back IssueFriday, August 28, 2026205 events were on the calendar
The weather that morning: Overcast and 70°, 82° by afternoon — gray, but the coffee shops are warm. · Sun rises 6:14 a.m., sets 7:31 p.m.
Full moon · Harbor tide low 5:54 a.m., high 12:04 p.m.
Elm City Almanac: The nickname "Elm City" honors one of America's first public tree-planting programs, begun in the 1780s.
The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography
Fri, Aug 28 — Schwarzman Center
This exhibition at Schwarzman Center features the work of New Haven youth, showcasing their perspectives through photography.
West of the River
Fri, Aug 28 — Schwarzman Center
In West of the River, photographer Christian Badach describes the paradoxical notions that come from being immersed in the rural landscape and these spaces' ability to act as catalysts in the formation of specific emotions.
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This Weekend in New Haven: August 28 – August 30
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Everything happening in New Haven August 28 – August 30 — events, restaurants, and what to do.
8 Unmissable Events in New Haven This August: Culture, Food & Fun! 🎉
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Ready to dive into all the exciting happenings in New Haven this month? From art exhibits to live music and outdoor movie nights, we’ve got the scoop on the hottest events you won’t want to miss!
Discover Westville: New Haven's Artsy Neighborhood for Foodies and Creatives 🎨🍴
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The Ultimate New Haven Korean Food Crawl: Savor the Flavors! 🍜
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Ready to explore New Haven through its vibrant Korean cuisine? Join me on a flavorful adventure through our city’s hidden gems serving mouthwatering dishes—perfect for foodies and newcomers alike!
7 Best Outdoor Patios and Rooftop Bars in New Haven for 2026 🌞
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Dive into New Haven's vibrant outdoor scene with our top picks for patios and rooftop bars! Whether you're into late-night cocktails or delicious brunches under the sun, we've got you covered.
7 Exciting New Haven Hotspots to Check Out This Week! 🌟
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Ready to dive into the best of New Haven this week? From scrumptious bites to engaging events, we've got you covered with everything you can’t miss!
The City Wire
2 shot in New Haven, including 1 in critical condition, police say
Two individuals were shot in New Haven, with one in critical condition. The police are currently investigating the incident that occurred near Judson Avenue and Mead Street.
— via Fox 61
Milford to vote on reducing Flock camera use amid privacy concerns
Milford's Board of Aldermen is set to decide on the future of Flock cameras, as Mayor Smith recommends scaling back their use amid privacy concerns from residents. This decision could impact the privacy landscape in the New Haven area.
— via Fox 61
New Haven police investigating double shooting near Judson Avenue
New Haven police are investigating a double shooting that left one person with life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred in the rear yard of a home on Judson Avenue in New Haven.
— via WTNH
4,000 Cars Illegally Pass School Buses Over Summer Break
In New Haven, 4,000 cars were reported to have illegally passed school buses during the summer break, with half of the fines still unpaid. Appeal hearings are set to begin in September.
— via New Haven Independent
Scott Burrell says New Haven's new coaching model for language education will help students grow
Scott Burrell discussed New Haven's new coaching model for language education, emphasizing its potential to enhance student growth. The initiative aims to improve communication skills among students in New Haven Public Schools.
— via WTNH
Flooding Pushes 4 Lincoln-Bassett Classes To Wexler-Grant
Due to flooding in New Haven, four classes from Lincoln-Bassett School will be relocated to Wexler-Grant for three weeks after the school year begins. This change is expected to impact students as they start the new academic year.
— via New Haven Independent
Schools Scramble To Keep Kids Cool Before Opening Day
As the school year approaches in New Haven, several schools are struggling to ensure proper air conditioning for students. With temperatures projected to reach the mid-80s, some students may need to be moved to temporary classrooms.
— via New Haven Independent
Driver issued infraction after hitting, injuring person on scooter in Branford
A driver was issued an infraction after hitting a scooter driver in Branford, resulting in injuries. The incident occurred on Route 1, highlighting safety concerns for scooter users in the New Haven area.
— via WTNH