Tag Archives: Kathy Leonard Czepiel
City Life, Family Apr 10, 2020

New School

Spring break took on an unwelcome meaning this year. …

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Food Apr 09, 2020

Delivering the Goods

Next to the insta-pot on my kitchen counter sits a one-and-a-half-pound bag of Jimmy Red Grits and a silver box about the size of a wallet…

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History Apr 07, 2020

Made to Measure

From a city quieted by COVID-19, here’s a tale of some not so desperate measures. …

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Arts & Entertainment Apr 03, 2020

Works from Home

When galleries and museums are closed, the internet remains open…

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Arts & Entertainment Mar 30, 2020

Vital Organ

Like the subject of this 2018 story, keep breathing, New Haven. …

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Home, Nature Mar 27, 2020

Bright and Early

You’re not imagining things. …

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City Life, History Mar 25, 2020

Above Water

The subject of this 2018 story isn’t the only survivor in town. …

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History, Home Mar 23, 2020

Household Name

Experience a different kind of cabin fever with this story from 2017. …

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City Life, History Mar 13, 2020

For the Count

When the nation’s first census was taken in 1790, New Haven was the 17th-most populous city in America, with 4,487 inhabitants. The 24th decennial count this year will…

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Arts & Entertainment, Family Mar 11, 2020

First Class

The oft-recited words of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream are fresh and funny as they’re read by…

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