The weather that morning: Fair skies and 54°, 68° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 7:11 a.m., sets 6:00 p.m.
Waxing gibbous moon
Elm City Almanac: The Yale Bowl of 1914 was the first bowl-shaped stadium in the country and lent the Rose Bowl its name.
The Lead, as printed
Fri, Oct 23 · 12:00 AM — Haas Family Arts Library
Visit the exhibit at Haas Arts Library that explores artists' reflections on American history and the concept of the American Dream. This exhibition runs through November 8 in New Haven.
Fri, Oct 23 — Schwarzman Center
Explore the work of designer Nontsikelelo Mutiti at The Dome Gallery, focusing on the aesthetics of hair braiding in black life. This exhibit is free and open to the public in New Haven.
Fri, Oct 23 — Sterling Memorial Library
Visit the exhibition at Sterling Memorial Library that narrates the botanical history of the rosebud orchid and its ecological significance. The exhibit runs from May 4 to October 25.
Events · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want one of those Sundays where New Haven really shows off, October 18 has a pretty solid lineup. You can build a day around farmers market stops, gallery time, and an easy dinner downtown or on State Street.
Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?
If your weekend plan works better with a little structure, here’s a New Haven version: art in the daytime, a neighborhood dinner, and maybe a cocktail after. These seven picks stay close to verified events and places, so you can actually use this list.
Events · by Sup, New Haven?
Thursday is doing a lot in New Haven: art all over Chapel Street and Grove Street, kid-friendly library stops in the morning, and Sylvan Esso at night. If you want one day that can turn into a very New Haven itinerary, this is it.
Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?
Fall in New Haven is one of the best excuses to spend a whole day outside, then turn it into coffee, dinner, or a drink after. These seven walk-and-hang ideas keep the foliage part simple and pair it with real New Haven stops from the fact pack.
Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want a New Haven weekend that starts at the Wooster Square farmers market and ends with a long lunch, this is the move. It stays close to downtown, East Rock, Wooster Square, and the waterfront, with a few solid reasons to leave your apartment before noon.
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New Haven weekends work best when you mix a real plan with a little wandering. Here are seven solid ways to do Friday, October 9, built from art shows, coffee stops, dinner picks, and a late-night set.
New Haven police are investigating a suspected stabbing near Peck and Ferry streets. Authorities said the injuries do not appear to be life-threatening, and the case remains under investigation.
— via WTNH
New Haven is mourning a University of New Haven student who was killed in a wrong-way crash. Visitation and funeral services have now been scheduled for Ryan O’Shea, according to the report.
— via WTNH
The American Red Cross is encouraging blood and platelet donations ahead of the holiday season, with gift cards available through Nov. 22. New Haven residents can take part in the statewide drive and help support local blood supplies.
— via WTNH
The University of New Haven baseball program in West Haven is back in the spotlight as head coach Chris Celano reflects on returning after cancer treatment. The story highlights the team’s fall season and his comeback to the field.
— via WTNH
New Haven leaders have completed a $7 million infrastructure project on lower State Street, but neighbors say traffic problems remain. The work converted the nine-block stretch from Trumbull to Water streets into two-way traffic.
— via WTNH
New Haven housing officials are considering a possible purchase of 65 Hill Apartments, a property now being offered for sale by NeighborWorks New Horizons. The move could affect the city’s affordable housing stock in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent
A New Haven judge closed out lawsuits tied to the Quinnipiac Avenue Tenants Union, awarding three households a combined $6,030 for housing code violations. The case is another local snapshot of tenant organizing and housing enforcement in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent
New Haven officials marked the completion of a major redesign of State Street near Chapel, including a new 12-foot-wide multi-use path. The project aims to make the downtown corridor more pedestrian-friendly in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent