The oven was set to 500 degrees and the kitchen counter was blanketed with flour when my husband and I tuned in to Pizza Making & Methods, the first class in Taste of New Haven’s Pizza in America series. …
Tag Archives: Kathy Leonard Czepiel
Trials by Fire
Arson is among the most destructive and deadly crimes. On Christmas Day 2019, an arsonist set fire to the historic Walter Camp house on Chapel Street, destroying its third floor and damaging the rest. Earlier that year, a fire set …
Attention Surplus
Hamden resident John Thomas’s second-grade teacher was one of the first people who really “got” him. …
Season’s Readings
With the temperature hovering around freezing and many of us hunkered down at home, there’s one old-fashioned entertainment that endures without wi-fi, masks or six-foot measures…
The Note Book
Researching family history for the publication of her parents’ love letters was interesting and fun, Hamden author Jill Snyder says. It was also healing. …
Opening Up
Ephrat and Benny Lieblich had already signed a lease for their new Whalley Avenue restaurant, Ladle and Loaf, and gutted their space when suddenly, last March, everything shut down. …
Solo Six
Cardboard is, according to artist Henry Klimowicz, “a valueless material.” Yet what he does with it belies the statement. …
Adjustment Period
The word “pivot” may bring to mind an iconic scene from Friends, in which Ross, Rachel and Chandler attempt to…
A Day at the Beach
I was expecting a bracing wind, ankle deep snow and frozen toes when I set out for a walk one recent Wednesday morning. What I got instead was a day at the beach.
The thermometer read 23 degrees as I …
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