The Lead, as printed
Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers
Tue, Sep 1 · N/A — Schwarzman Center

This exhibition features Yale student artwork from multicultural communities, reflecting on cultural identity and shared humanity.
The weather that morning: Overcast and 69°, 78° by afternoon — gray, but the coffee shops are warm. · Sun rises 6:18 a.m., sets 7:24 p.m.
Waning gibbous moon
Elm City Almanac: Noah Webster compiled his American dictionary in New Haven and rests in Grove Street Cemetery.
The Lead, as printed
Tue, Sep 1 · N/A — Schwarzman Center

This exhibition features Yale student artwork from multicultural communities, reflecting on cultural identity and shared humanity.
Tue, Sep 1 — Schwarzman Center
This exhibition at Schwarzman Center showcases the work of New Haven youth, capturing their unique perspectives through photography.
Tue, Sep 1 — Schwarzman Center
Photographer Christian Badach explores the emotional landscapes of rural environments in this exhibition at Schwarzman Center.
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To close Connecticut's racial wealth gap, we must start treating health equity as an economic development strategy in New Haven. This approach could significantly impact local communities.
— via CT Mirror
Chronic fatigue syndrome affects 38,000 people in Connecticut. Now there's a roadmap to help them in New Haven and beyond.
— via CT Mirror
A police presence was seen on Ella T. Grasso Boulevard in New Haven Sunday evening. Stay with News 8 for updates on this developing story.
— via WTNH
Hundreds gathered at Goffe Street Park in New Haven for the Unity in the Community festival, a tradition dating back to the 1970s. The event featured activities for all ages, including a backpack giveaway for students.
— via WTNH
Three men were arrested in North Haven for alleged child sexual predation following an undercover operation. This operation aimed to identify individuals attempting to exploit minors online.
— via WTNH
A New Haven man was killed in a double-shooting, marking a troubling increase in violence in the city. This incident follows a period of relative safety, raising concerns among residents.
— via Fox 61
Westville Seafood, a beloved New Haven seafood restaurant, is closing its doors this weekend after 18 years in business. Located at 1514 Whalley Avenue, the eatery announced that this weekend will be its final one.
— via WTNH
Tweed New Haven Airport celebrated its 95th anniversary, marking nearly a century of air service for the people of southern Connecticut. Community members were invited to join the festivities at Robinson Aviation Hangar.
— via WTNH