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Within a single room in SCSU’s Buley Library, the skyline of a city unfolds, a tree grows to full height and a jewel-toned quilt weaves together on a whim. …
East-Northeast
When I ask restaurateur Hu Ping Dolph about the origins of Taste of China, she says, “It’s a long story,” and then revises: “It’s a love story.” …
Roll-in’ on the River
In summer, the search for a great leisure-time lobster roll becomes a serious business. The classic seaside sandwich is a point of obsession for some, but for Arlene and Nick Crismale, it’s something more: a way of life. …
Saw and Flame
When Mike Copela was starting his own eatery, he noticed a lack of taste.
Not in the food, but in the furniture—specifically, the furniture restaurant suppliers were trying to sell him. …
Mountain ’Due
Temperatures have risen, but there’s a place on Whitney Avenue that recalls the heart of winter—not in New Haven, but in the Swiss Alps. …
Rhode Trip
You can make reservations, firm up dinner plans and pack as much sunscreen as you want, but there’s no controlling the weather. …
Body of Water
Driving along Whitney Avenue on a clear morning, you might see a mysterious flash off to the west, just over the Hamden border. …
Sweet Dream
Darrell Nurse opened his Westville confectionary, Chip in a Bottle, last November, right down the street from a dentist’s office. Over the course of the last few months, more and more dental employees have been …
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