The weather that morning: Overcast and 60°, 67° by afternoon — gray, but the coffee shops are warm. · Sun rises 6:37 a.m., sets 6:52 p.m.
First-quarter moon
Elm City Almanac: The New Haven Clock Company was once among the largest clockmakers in the world.
The Lead, as printed
Sun, Sep 20 · 12:00 AM — Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Explore the exhibition at Beinecke Library that examines the complex power of patriotism in the U.S. The exhibit runs from March 16 to September 27.
Sun, Sep 20 — MakeHaven
Dive into the world of metalworking with the Bridgeport Manual Mill class, where safety meets the art of basic metal milling operations. This hands-on class equips participants with essential skills.
Sun, Sep 20 — Schwarzman Center
This exhibition features Yale student artwork from the university’s multicultural cultural centers, highlighting photography, paintings, and other two-dimensional works. The pieces reflect cultural identity, shared humanity, forgotten stories, and the places students call home.
Food · by Sup, New Haven?
New Haven does date night really well, but not every dinner spot feels like date-night dinner. These seven picks cover the full range, from Chapel Street French bistro energy to harbor views and a very solid Wooster Street pizza move.
Food · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want a very New Haven walk that keeps dinner flexible, Wooster Square is doing a lot in a few blocks. This route mixes the neighborhood’s apizza heavyweights with a couple of Italian spots that make the whole thing feel like an actual outing, not just a line strategy.
Events · by Sup, New Haven?
This week in New Haven has a very specific kind of energy: art on campus, a few smart daytime exhibits, and plenty of reasons to turn one plan into dinner nearby. These seven picks keep it simple and actually grounded in what’s on the calendar and around town.
Neighborhoods · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want a New Haven neighborhood guide built around State Street and nearby spots, East Rock has a very convincing case. This is the area for coffee people, apizza debates, and dinner plans that can turn into drinks without much effort.
Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want a New Haven fall weekend that feels easy, walkable, and actually fun, here’s a solid 48-hour plan. It starts with coffee and Wooster Street and ends with art, oysters, and one more very good meal.
Food · by Sup, New Haven?
If your Tuesday needs a little structure, State Street can absolutely handle it. This walk strings together coffee, pizza, Thai, a bar stop, and a jazz jam without asking you to crisscross the city.
A man is accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old boy in New Haven after a domestic dispute, according to police. The case drew an Amber Alert and a hours-long response from detectives in New Haven.
— via WTNH
Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven has reopened after storm damage forced it to close for cleanup. The waterfront park is back open just in time for the weekend, restoring a popular outdoor spot in New Haven.
— via WTNH
A New Haven man was found guilty of murder in a case tied to a fatal shooting in Hamden. The verdict is part of a major criminal case with local impact in New Haven and the surrounding area.
— via WTNH
New Haven Independent’s opinion item looks at Airbnb and the local conversation around it in New Haven. It’s a city-focused piece for readers following housing, tourism, and neighborhood impacts in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent
Gov. Ned Lamont’s campaign reimbursed the New Haven Democratic Town Committee for citywide canvassing efforts tied to the August primary. The story is directly relevant to New Haven politics and local campaign activity in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent
A New Haven Independent report covers a gala at Anthony’s Ocean View honoring C4D, a student-led organization training undocumented youth in community organizing. The event has a clear New Haven-area connection and highlights local advocacy work.
— via New Haven Independent
Yale’s YAA Public Service Awards are recognizing three alumni for sustained service that has made an impact in New Haven and beyond. The winners will be honored at a ceremony this fall.
— via Yale News
A major geothermal project beneath Yale’s Science Hill has reached a key milestone in New Haven. The work is designed to help Yale heat and cool buildings more efficiently while reducing fossil fuel use.
— via Yale News