Lucy Gellman Arts Council of greater New Haven
Co-Op senior Trinity Stephens with Lauren Anderson and Erin Michaud.
In Erin Michaud’s second-floor art classroom at Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School, a kind of analog magic was unfolding. By the back windows, senior Trinity Stephens looked up from a cut paper composition, a precision blade steady in her right hand, and...
by Ariama C. Long
The vibe at the Power2Plan Youth Showcase and Awards in Harlem on April 25 was all about young people getting into entrepreneurship, and they had a real-time opportunity to be the moguls they envision themselves becoming someday.
Erodita Anderson, who founded the Power2Plan Youth Financial Literacy program,...
by Maya McFadden The New Haven independent
JCD preschool educator Susie Iovanne: Small treats go a long way.
JCD’s Mrs. GG, Patricia McGovern, Cassandra Diaz, Asst. Principal Robert Manghnani, Principal Yesenia Perez, and Heather Doraz.
Susie Iovanne, a veteran preschool educator at John C. Daniels (JCD) school, headed back to class after...
by Staff
Odell Edward Stewart, Jr., of New Haven and Hamden, Connecticut, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, after a short illness. He was born in Columbia, South Carolina, the only child of the late Odell Edward Stewart, Sr. and Etta Jackson Stewart.
Odell grew up in Orange, New...
by Staff
The Independent has received 13 awards from the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists (CTSPJ) for our reporting on ICE arrests, housing, and local reverberations of national stories.
The honors, announced Monday, were granted by the CTSPJ for our reporting in 2025.
The Independent participates in Division C, the category for...
by Ariama C. Long
Housing advocates continue to be angered by the back and forth over expanding the City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement...
Black prom is a rite of passage for many Black teens. Here's why it's so special for our community.
written by Shannon Dawson, NEWSONE.com
Black proms in...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — This discussion examines the real‑world consequences of voting laws and redistricting efforts, highlighting how communities of color are disproportionately affected. Through...
By Claire Armstrong
“We don’t need! We don’t need! We don’t need-no-billion-aaa-irrr-es!” sang Jo Wilber, dressed in a puffy blue-and-pink unicorn costume that glowed turquoise in the sunshine. A...
Lucy Gellman Arts Council of greater New Haven
Co-Op senior Trinity Stephens with Lauren Anderson and Erin Michaud.
In Erin Michaud’s second-floor art classroom at Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School,...
by Maya McFadden The New Haven independent
JCD preschool educator Susie Iovanne: Small treats go a long way.
JCD’s Mrs. GG, Patricia McGovern, Cassandra Diaz, Asst. Principal Robert Manghnani, Principal Yesenia...
by Staff
Odell Edward Stewart, Jr., of New Haven and Hamden, Connecticut, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, after a short illness. He was born in Columbia, South...
by Staff
The Independent has received 13 awards from the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists (CTSPJ) for our reporting on ICE arrests, housing, and local reverberations of national stories.
The honors,...
by Thomas Breen
Those two organizations are CitySeed and Fair Haven Community Health Care.
They are two of more than 500 local nonprofits participating in the 17th annual New Haven “Great...
by Mona Mahadevan
David Zannelli’s wife, Natasha, and their three kids — Santino, Cristina, and Michael — watched proudly from the front row.
After spending the past four months leading the...
by Lisa Reisman The New Haven independent
Neighbors, town officials, and project consultants came together at Hamden’s Keefe Community Center to continue carving a path forward in the decades-long struggle...
by Paul Bass The New Haven independent
The 17th annual annual New Haven “Great Give” community-wide fundraising drive raised 20 percent of its $5 million goal with 31 hours to...
by Mona Mahadevan The New Haven independent
Mayor Justin Elicker on Tuesday declined to comment on New Haven’s legal approach in an ongoing wrongful-conviction trial — in which a lawyer...
by Allan Appel The New Haven independent
Below is Allan Appel’s latest entry in a yearlong series looking at the past 388 years of New Haven history, as America celebrates the...
by Donald Eng CTNewsJunkie
HARTFORD, CT — A bill banning the sale of pistols that can be converted to full auto fire passed the Senate early Wednesday morning after four...
by REV. DOROTHY BOULWARE, Word in Black
Imagine listening to an unfolding story of a woman’s physical abuse and not being able to react the way your body and soul...
by Ariama C. Long
Housing advocates continue to be angered by the back and forth over expanding the City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement...
Black prom is a rite of passage for many Black teens. Here's why it's so special for our community.
written by Shannon Dawson, NEWSONE.com
Black proms in...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — This discussion examines the real‑world consequences of voting laws and redistricting efforts, highlighting how communities of color are disproportionately affected. Through...
by Karen Juanita Carrillo
The brief, “How State Policymakers and Community Leaders Can Help Close the Federal AI Policy Gap for Black Entrepreneurs,” notes that...