By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist You don't know what's in the indictment. That was the line that progressives repeatedly threw at conservatives dubious about Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's case over the last couple of … [Read more...] about Bragg is already losing
Editorial
Time for annual clean-up With the coming of spring, it is time for our annual reminder for home and business owners to do a bit of seasonal cleaning and sprucing up of their properties. The spate of warmer weather we are having should give us … [Read more...] about Editorial
Help teach your kids financial literacy
By Gregg Murset Financial Expert If you haven’t heard the famous stand-up comedy routine of Jeff Foxworthy, I would suggest taking a few minutes to pull some one-liners up on the Internet before reading the rest of this piece. Foxworthy … [Read more...] about Help teach your kids financial literacy
Historian’s corner
Savin Rock’s Transition Part II See part 1 here. See part 3 here. See part 4 here. See part 5 here. “We Knew the Rock Was Fading” Savin Rock brought both pleasure and pain--Rosalie DeFeo remembers it this way: During the 1940s, my … [Read more...] about Historian’s corner
Yale Shops host ‘Crawl’
The Shops at Yale is pleased to announce the 4th annual Appetizer & Dessert Crawl on Sunday, May 7 from 12-4 — a food crawl showcasing Downtown New Haven's diverse culinary offerings, while raising money for the Robin I. Kroogman New Haven Animal … [Read more...] about Yale Shops host ‘Crawl’
ROV teams take home trophies
The West Haven High School Underwater ROV teams claimed second place in the obstacle course challenge and third place in the challenge course at the Connecticut Technology and Engineering Education Association’s sponsored Connecticut State SeaPerch … [Read more...] about ROV teams take home trophies
Talent on display at Carrigan
Future instrumentalists and singers were spotlighted at Carrigan School for the annual spring concert. Beginner 6th Grade Band and 5th Grade Band performed as well as the Student Chorus. … [Read more...] about Talent on display at Carrigan
McGee leads call to aid black maternity
State Reps. Robyn A. Porter (D-New Haven, Hamden), Treneé D. McGee (D-116), mothers, fathers, birthing professionals, and advocates held a press conference for Black Maternal Health Week, highlighting this year's theme, OUR BODIES BELONG TO US: … [Read more...] about McGee leads call to aid black maternity
At a Glance
Cleanup planned for Shingle Hill The West Haven Volunteer Tree Tenders Group is holding an Earth Day cleanup of Shingle Hill Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The cleanup, at Allings Crossing and Shingle Hill roads, will include the … [Read more...] about At a Glance
SHJBL offers scholarships
Shore Haven Junior Baseball will be accepting applications from June high school seniors that are pursing further education. The league will be awarding three scholarships in the amount of $250 each. The league will also be awarding the Joseph … [Read more...] about SHJBL offers scholarships